I'm like Tom, my SAT scores were 760 Math, 560 Verbal.
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Yay for baby -t!!!!!!!!!
Back to work for me.
Yes, yay for the the little command line option baby to be!
Thank you, Deena!
Congrats, -t!!!!
Welcome Connie. We'll take over the world, one bath bomb at a time.
Someone make me go work. It's sitting there, waiting to be done. Blah. Don't want to.
Yep, I want to say that my verbal score was well over 100 points higher than my math. Maybe closer to 200. The math is not with me.
Oh, yeah. Lilty is me. The math has never been my friend. The answer of course was to marry an actuary.
And it appeas as if Gud is my SAT opposite.
Deena, as cold as it's supposed to get this weekend, if they can't get the part for your furnace and get it fixed so that it stays fixed, maybe your landlord should consider REPLACING the damned thing. Ima have to come up there and whup some landlord ass.
Owen likes hummus! I just say this because I didn't even know what hummus was until I was in college. He's turning out to be an adventurous little eater.
Owen likes hummus!
He's ready for the attack!
I'm getting pretty annoyed myself, Cashmere.
I didn't actually taste hummus until after I married Greg. I still don't like it, so Owen's a big step ahead of me.
I can't remember my SAT scores. The verbal was amazing, the math was better than it had any right to be, but not good enough for excitement. My GRE scores were good. I didn't know you were supposed to study for either one of those tests. Duh.
Congratulations -t!
Yep, I want to say that my verbal score was well over 100 points higher than my math. Maybe closer to 200. The math is not with me.
this is true for me also. 220 points actually (I can remember my exact scores after 20 years but couldn't remember any of the geometry I'd learned the previous year when I actually took the blasted test. What's up with that, Brain?) The first thing my old HS math teacher said to me when I saw her at my 5 year reunion was, "They let the kids use calculators when they take the SATs now! You would have done so much better!"
Which is probably true because it is the arithmetic that gives me problems. Except I just used my Hello Kitty calculator to subtract my math score from my verbal to figure out the difference and I got 23536- (or something) so maybe being able to use a calculator wouldn't really have helped that much at all.