Well, while a B or a B- isn't ideal, it's better than what I've been scoring on the practice exams. Eesh. In any case, thanks for not making me look even more foolish.
My mind is just... boggled beyond boggling. Six boggles, at least, with increasing boggles whenver I notice my text book sitting on top of the printer.
Which reminds me: Does anyone else think that six is a very under-used number? I mean, as far as single-digit numbers go, six sort of gets left out in the cold. Six and eight. I mean, one is one. It's the beginning and the best. Two is a pair. Three's company, as well as magic. Four is a group, two pairs, or a car on a roller coaster. Five is a hand or a foot. Seven is lucky. Nine is easy, multiplication-wise. Then you've got ten, which isnt' really a one-digit number at all, but it's special because it's an even ten.
I feel sort of bad for them.
"Bangarang, Rufio!"
--Hook