We're all burned out. We're all bummed out. 2010, passing, nothing, studying, continue

mamuka12

My stomach hurts from all the coffee I have been drinking. I haven't slept well in a week. I have nothing but formulas in my dreams.

If I stop studying now I have very very little chance passing.

If I continue on until June 5, I have a chance of passing.

Press on!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 06:22AM by CFA.Rhythm.

yodacaia

I'm rooting for you buddy.

xilinx_altera

I took last night off to relax/clean apartment/get some sleep/clear my head... and this morning I'm flipping out due to the time constraint.

You really can't win.

Pegasus2008

team_alex Wrote:
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> I took last night off to relax/clean apartment/get
> some sleep/clear my head... and this morning I'm
> flipping out due to the time constraint.
>
> You really can't win.

Rooting for you too!

19831985

I feel like Kelly Bundy...every time I add something to my memory I lose something!

Arggg

WarrenB1

sbmarti2 are you American?

I have 10 Euro on you guys to beat England in your opening game. Don't let me down!

Kapie

I'm Canadian actually. Although the US team will take England by surpise- they're not nearly as strong as they were in qualifying, and are way too dependant on Rooney. I think they should play 4-5-1 with Rooney up front and Gerrard supporting them. Then they can play Milner on the left, Lennon (if he's fit) on the right, with Lampard in the middle and Barry supporting him.

All comes down to Landon Donovan really. Both of them should qualify, as I don't see Algeria or Slovenia pulling any upsets in that one.

I think Netherlands will surprise a lot of people. Sneijder and Robben are in crazy form, RVP looks sharp after his injury, and Van de Sar is a quality keeper. Their defense is shite, but when they're scoring 3-4 goals a game it won't matter.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 09:24AM by sbmarti2.

comp_sci_kid

sbmarti2 Wrote:
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> I'm Canadian actually. Although the US team will
> take England by surpise- they're not nearly as
> strong as they were in qualifying, and are way too
> dependant on Rooney. I think they should play
> 4-5-1 with Rooney up front and Gerrard supporting
> them. Then they can play Milner on the left,
> Lennon (if he's fit) on the right, with Lampard in
> the middle and Barry supporting him.
>
> All comes down to Landon Donovan really. Both of
> them should qualify, as I don't see Algeria or
> Slovenia pulling any upsets in that one.
>
> I think Netherlands will surprise a lot of people.
> Sneijder and Robben are in crazy form, RVP looks
> sharp after his injury, and Van de Sar is a
> quality keeper. Their defense is shite, but when
> they're scoring 3-4 goals a game it won't matter.

Do you hold it against England for stealing Owen Hargreaves?

Barry is out of the world cup by the way. He did his knee (i think) playing when City lost against Spurs a couple of weeks back.

Apart from that I agree with most of what you said. Netherlands will do well.

Argentina will go out in the last 16. Australia will get to the quarters. You heard it hear first!

yospaghetti

New Zealand is the dark horse of this years cup....could surprise

SpyAli

Oh hell, you're right, I forgot about Barry's injury. I guess they'll have to get someone else to play the holding role- not sure who though.

Argentina have probably the best lineup of strikers in the world with Messi, Tevez, Aguero, Higuian, and Milito, but I just don't see them winning the midfield as they don't really have any creativity there. I know they have Messi, but he doesn't create the plays, he just finishes them, including ones he probably shouldn't.

I'd be mad about Hargreaves if we had even the slightest chance of making the WC, and if he wasn't injured all the time.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 09:47AM by sbmarti2.