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I just played the best game of StarCraft in my life.

It was a 3v3, and I was zerg (my best race)

I was doing great, the only problem was my allies sucked. So they both die first, and then everyone gangs up on me.

Because i like making it hard on people when my allies suck, i start rebuilding all over. Soon enough, the one non-newb enemy (who wasn't trash talking me) backstabs the other two guys, and I convince him to ally me.

It's a wonderful thing really, because this guy was pretty damn good, though he wasn't too much about tactics as I am.

In either case, I rebuild an entire base while the other three are infighting, with about 24 or so hatcheries randomly placed, a spawning pool and a hydralisk den.

I rebuild to max food, and blow the one guy left who was trash talking to hell.

And he never stopped bitching until he got eliminated.

Now that is satisfying. Vulgur and egotistical people get what's coming to them sometimes.

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I am completely relieved.

I scored a 35 out of 40 on my 3rd geometry exam, and now I get to take the midterm. I've been doing work everyday and I plan on keeping it that way so I can finish all this shit early....REAL early.

I really was worried about this test though because it was really difficult. I've never had problems with mathematics until geometry really, I have basically all of the math below it mastered. It's just that I don't like doing proofs...and some of the other stuff gets confusing because of all the terms and postulates and theorems they like to make you memorize.

But, I did fine. As long as I do well on the midterm, I can even slack a bit on the rest, as I could care less about my grades in mathematics.

My EQ subscription ran out after I hadn't played for a week, and I'm glad. Once I finish my schoolwork i'll buy one more month, return some equipment to a friend, maybe play my Druid a bit more but probably will just quit. I guess phasing an addiction out is the best way. I never want to play it again.

My life will be too busy anyway soon enough, I can feel it.