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WOOOOOOOOHYEAH!! =D

s**t - I ******** got the impossible score on the very first program I ever wrote!! xD AND I DID IT ALL BY MYSELF!! Holy... >=D

Alright, so we had this assignment in computer science to write a program. I got in the same group with two of my friends and I told them to just let me do my thing and stand back while I do this. So they went on vacation over Xmas and got to enjoy themselves a bit more. My plans for Xmas were ruined anyways, so I locked myself away in my room at the dorm and wrote the program. I had a ******** blast doing it, too! It's a program that converts metric units (like lenght, weight, volume, and temperature) to american units and vice versa. It's ******** awesome! >=D

Then I forgot about it. College classes demanded my full attention of course, so I procrestinated adding the finishing touches to this baby. Then, when I knew the deadline was approaching faster than I wanted it to, I finally got off my a** and finished.

And so I had my friends over last night and I made them memorize the whole thing, source code and every other bit. Today we had to present it to the professor. Here's what he told everyone when he gave us the assignment:

"There is a perfect score of 25 points to gain with this. That does not mean that any of you will be able to get it though. In fact, when I'm looking at a project, I have you start out with 20 points and reduce that count for every mistake you make. So the highest score you can have in this is 20 points."

So when we got there, a bunch of other people had already presented their projects and got out of the professor's room looking pretty crushed. He passed them, alright, but with the worst possible scores.

Well. And then it was our turn and we freaking got 25 points! >=D I ran down the hallway screaming soooooooo loud after that and I hugged everyone who got in my way! I don't think I ever did this before. It was ******** incredible! xD I don't think I was ever this proud of myself before either, not even at the graduation ceremony.