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MrBalloons
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by MrBalloons » Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:55 pm
sanibella wrote:MrBalloons wrote:mist4bison wrote:RC- negative evidence
LG- ? Super easy. I don't remember it (I think accomplices?)
LR- ostriches
LG- lifestyle/metro/sports mags
LR- ??
See, I remember the magazine LG but also had 2 LGs.
The only one I remember for sure on the second LG was seasonal cookbooks, but I thought that whole set was tougher.
Magazines and cookbooks were same section and real
Oh. You're right, those were the same section. Well that sucks.
I had something with 18th century books in the other LG and I felt like I went -0 on it. Probably missed 5 in the other one, unfortunately.
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RZ5646
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by RZ5646 » Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:55 pm
sanibella wrote:mist4bison wrote:sanibella wrote:Rgura1 wrote:That means real LR was 25/26 questions
But which one? Hoping not Jones data collection.
I don't remember that one... Any other questions you remember from it or more about that question?
It was about checking data to conform to a theory...I think maybe gold mine and artifacts was in that section but now I'm not sure. I'm trying to think.
I don't remember any of these things and I only had 2 LRs.
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by cheesy143 » Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:56 pm
RZ5646 wrote:That felt pretty damn good. I'm predicting 173-177.
Also had an easy LG and a hard one. Hard one involved 3 photographers taking pictures for 3 magazine sections.
I had the hard one with the photographers and no other LG
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The Abyss
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by The Abyss » Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:56 pm
Nothing but football, beer and scotch for the rest of the day. Feels so good to be done. And it feels really good to feel as confident about the test as I do.
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mist4bison
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by mist4bison » Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:56 pm
RZ5646 wrote:sanibella wrote:mist4bison wrote:sanibella wrote:Rgura1 wrote:That means real LR was 25/26 questions
But which one? Hoping not Jones data collection.
I don't remember that one... Any other questions you remember from it or more about that question?
It was about checking data to conform to a theory...I think maybe gold mine and artifacts was in that section but now I'm not sure. I'm trying to think.
I don't remember any of these things and I only had 2 LRs.
Agreed, don't remember those and didn't have an exp LR
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The Abyss
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by The Abyss » Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:57 pm
RZ5646 wrote:That felt pretty damn good. I'm predicting 173-177.
Also had an easy LG and a hard one. Hard one involved 3 photographers taking pictures for 3 magazine sections.
Photographers was real.
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by Tycho » Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:57 pm
cheesy143 wrote:RZ5646 wrote:That felt pretty damn good. I'm predicting 173-177.
Also had an easy LG and a hard one. Hard one involved 3 photographers taking pictures for 3 magazine sections.
I had the hard one with the photographers and no other LG
Same.
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by RZ5646 » Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:58 pm
mornincounselor wrote:As soon as I was done with games I realized the super duper easy way to solve g3 dammit. Such a dope. We were just discussing this.
Ostrich real, reptiles and snakes last question real, a certain species traveling from peru to mexico by boat real.
RC I really really hope the big bang was fake and the one with a bunch of passages super similar to old real ones is real.
I went RC (easy--beethoven)
RC (medum-hard--big bang)
LR 26 (chess improving grades)
LG: photographers, LL GG,
LG 25: reptiles and snakes, peru to mexico by boat
RC beethoven was real
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MrBalloons
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by MrBalloons » Sat Oct 03, 2015 1:59 pm
mornincounselor wrote:As soon as I was done with games I realized the super duper easy way to solve g3 dammit. Such a dope. We were just discussing this.
Ostrich real, reptiles and snakes last question real, a certain species traveling from peru to mexico by boat real.
RC I really really hope the big bang was fake and the one with a bunch of passages super similar to old real ones is real.
I went RC (easy--beethoven)
RC (medum-hard--big bang)
LR 26 (chess improving grades)
LG: photographers, LL GG,
LG 25: reptiles and snakes, peru to mexico by boat
LR*
And what's LL, GG mean?
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The Abyss
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by The Abyss » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:00 pm
mornincounselor wrote:As soon as I was done with games I realized the super duper easy way to solve g3 dammit. Such a dope. We were just discussing this.
Ostrich real, reptiles and snakes last question real, a certain species traveling from peru to mexico by boat real.
RC I really really hope the big bang was fake and the one with a bunch of passages super similar to old real ones is real.
I went RC (easy--beethoven)
RC (medum-hard--big bang)
LR 26 (chess improving grades)
LG: photographers, LL GG,
LG 25: reptiles and snakes, peru to mexico by boat
RC was easy until that stupid negative evidence nonsense. Caused me trouble.
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RZ5646
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by RZ5646 » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:00 pm
MrBalloons wrote:mornincounselor wrote:As soon as I was done with games I realized the super duper easy way to solve g3 dammit. Such a dope. We were just discussing this.
Ostrich real, reptiles and snakes last question real, a certain species traveling from peru to mexico by boat real.
RC I really really hope the big bang was fake and the one with a bunch of passages super similar to old real ones is real.
I went RC (easy--beethoven)
RC (medum-hard--big bang)
LR 26 (chess improving grades)
LG: photographers, LL GG,
LG 25: reptiles and snakes, peru to mexico by boat
LR*
And what's LL, GG mean?
Those were some of the game pieces in a game about scheduling shifts
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by mist4bison » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:02 pm
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by Tycho » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:02 pm
mornincounselor wrote:As soon as I was done with games I realized the super duper easy way to solve g3 dammit. Such a dope. We were just discussing this.
Ostrich real, reptiles and snakes last question real, a certain species traveling from peru to mexico by boat real.
RC I really really hope the big bang was fake and the one with a bunch of passages super similar to old real ones is real.
I went RC (easy--beethoven)
RC (medum-hard--big bang)
LR 26 (chess improving grades)
LG: photographers, LL GG,
LG 25: reptiles and snakes, peru to mexico by boat
Had one RC. No big bang.
ETA: scooped
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by The Abyss » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:04 pm
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by 3pianists » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:04 pm
I just went to the grocery store to find something to eat for lunch, and stood in the middle of an aisle staring helplessly at yogurt for 5 minutes. I ended up walking out of the store with the bottle of fruit juice, a bag of Fritos, and 2 pounds of asparagus (which I am now eating raw). What is life even?
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by mist4bison » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:05 pm
I...actually feel good about that test? I really hope my confidence is correct haha.
Also, good point in game pieces.
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by The Abyss » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:05 pm
3pianists wrote:I just went to the grocery store to find something to eat for lunch, and stood in the middle of an aisle staring helplessly at yogurt for 5 minutes. I ended up walking out of the store with the bottle of fruit juice, a bag of Fritos, and 2 pounds of asparagus (which I am now eating raw). What is life even?
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by A. Nony Mouse » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:06 pm
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by gatesome » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:06 pm
The Abyss wrote:3pianists wrote:I just went to the grocery store to find something to eat for lunch, and stood in the middle of an aisle staring helplessly at yogurt for 5 minutes. I ended up walking out of the store with the bottle of fruit juice, a bag of Fritos, and 2 pounds of asparagus (which I am now eating raw). What is life even?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_fatigue
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by sanibella » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:06 pm
Not sure if I should've taken it today. I felt and feel awful still. Thought generally easy but I had to finish the last 8 lg questions in five minutes. My internal clock was just off and I felt like I was on autopilot pretty much the entire time.
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by MrBalloons » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:07 pm
Well, I'm more than a little depressed that I managed to botch the real LG.
Here's to going -0 on the rest of the test to make up for it?
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by Sera Numquam » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:09 pm
RC
LR
LR
LG
LR
I feel good about this test. How are other people feeling?
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by 3pianists » Sat Oct 03, 2015 2:10 pm
gatesome wrote:The Abyss wrote:3pianists wrote:I just went to the grocery store to find something to eat for lunch, and stood in the middle of an aisle staring helplessly at yogurt for 5 minutes. I ended up walking out of the store with the bottle of fruit juice, a bag of Fritos, and 2 pounds of asparagus (which I am now eating raw). What is life even?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_fatigue
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