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Never in a Million Years - Lime - 01-14-2014 09:07 AM
I actually made 3rd place in the science fair for my subjects. Whoop-de-doo.
Honestly, I didn't even try to make the actual presentation competitive. As far as I'm concerned, it was a big project that I didn't want to do but had to anyway to maintain a decent grade. Funny thing is that up to 3rd grade (also the cutoff point where I considered school bearable and, at times, fun) I actually wanted to do the science fair. Now it's just more work. Any interest in the experiment's results gets overshadowed by the long hours put in compiling all that into a report.
But hey, I guess I did OK on it. So at least that's good.
RE: Never in a Million Years - brainiac3397 - 01-14-2014 03:32 PM
I got 3rd place in one of the few times I attended school science fair. I dont recall what it was.
Not that it mattered. Too much bias(in a previous fair, one judge, generally teachers and qualified and interested parents, somehow expected us to provide detailed and extensive data on a simple project and graded us accordingly. Weird dude)
Never in a Million Years - James Comey - 01-14-2014 04:09 PM
Remember I got an A+ for a project on the History Fair for doing a project on China.