<p>I apologize, my friend corrected me, he said he stayed up until 4am talking to me (not he was not studying).</p>
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<p>I committed the first 10 digits of Pi to memory: 3.141592653. I think 3141592653 was taken when I first signed up, so I dropped the 3 and just went with 314159265.</p>
<p><em>gets out a pine tree air freshener and inhales it</em> Guys knock it off. I can smell it all the way over here.</p>
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<p>I loled</p>
<p>But anyway, you conveniently neglected the part of the story where the 2400er received a dismal “4” on the AP chemistry and english exam.</p>
<p>I got a 36 act with a few practice tests. No expensive private tutor, just 8-10 hours.</p>
<p>Sorry, bro, but your friend isn’t anything special, although it sure sounds like he thinks he is.</p>
<p>You better ask your 2400er friend to teach you some grammar - “anyways” isn’t a word :). </p>
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<p>You can say that after you realize “anyways” isn’t a word ;). </p>
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<p>Congratulations 314159265! </p>
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<p>^^Burned his ass</p>
<p>Pi kid - Only 10?!</p>
<p>wwlink - no ■■■■■■ here. we’re all cereal.</p>
<p>chaosdog - That’s understandable, he’s already been caught cheating in Chemistry, figures he’d only get a 4 on the AP Exam. His 11/12 essay has already shown his incompetence at writing, so the 4 in AP Lang is not a surprise either.</p>
<p>risubu - Seems like you’re mad bro.</p>
<p>kid who actually took this post seriously a.k.a joeybates - Yes, I agree for both Math and CR. And I advise taking the entire practice test as a whole (all 3 sections) rather than sectional… it can especially screw with your concentration on CR if you get 2 CR’s back to back (like I did… twice).</p>
<p>estan736 - Bro, you are mad. I can tell. We all know a 36 ACT = 2370 SAT. You’ll never feel the satisfaction of a 2400, you’ll just wallow in your 2370/36.</p>
<p>I also believe it’s spelled “Cube.” But hey, what do I know, collegeboard hates my grammar.</p>
<p>Dusterbug - I’ll burn your ass!</p>
<p>We’re allllll cereal.</p>
<p>And my friend has brought to my attention he was mildly offended that I revealed he cheated in Chemistry. To clarify, he cheated in first year chemistry in sophomore year, not in AP chemistry during junior year. He cheated on a periodic table quiz, I mean, who needs to know the elements and their names for the AP Exam, right?!</p>
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<p>Well, I have a life, so…</p>
<p>(I promise that I have more of a life than my 3000+ CC posts may show. :P)</p>
<p>Only a 2400? Why couldn’t he have gotten a 2500?</p>
<p>getting a 2400 isnt easy no matter who you are. anyone could easily slip up on 1-2 questions and fall to a 2350-2390. if you go in there expecting a 2400, more often than not you will fail.</p>
<p>I admit, I am mad! I’m at the top of my class, but i study my ass off, sacrificing weekends during spring break in APril to study for APs, while my classmates drink/have sex/get high/etc. Not that I would do any of that haha…</p>
<p>Also, this thread is amusing.</p>
<p>Seeing that nobody else has done this…I OFFICIALLY DEEM THIS THREAD ■■■■■.</p>
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<p>Here’s your summer goal, memorize over 9000 digits of Pi! So when those supplements asks what did you do in the summer, you know what to write.</p>
<p>Shaggy - C’mon, let’s be serious, no need to joke around on such serious threads as this.</p>
<p>goldring2012 - Either you’re speaking from experience, or you’re just mad bro.</p>
<p>risubu - Here’s this to make you mad. The kid ranked 3rd in our class, possibly going to be salutatorian, well he’s like your classmates He also is a potential presidential scholar with the 800M and 800CR. You mad bro?</p>
<p>And this is not a ■■■■■ - everything about the 2400er and whatnot is true.</p>
<p>I am also perfect, you cannot say otherwise.</p>
<p>grrr i hate people who dont study and do well! either they’re lying or they just like to brag</p>
<p>Again, you need to consult your 2400er friend for a grammar 101 lesson. </p>
<p>I can say that you are not perfect. I am physically able to. I am also justified in saying that you are light years from perfect :p. </p>
<p>The phrase your looking for is “may not.” For example:</p>
<p>May I use the restroom? Yes - you may. Can I use the restroom? I don’t know … do you have a bladder problem physically preventing you from using the restroom? </p>
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<p>High five :)! </p>
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<p>goldring - Bragging is fun though! How else are you going to assert your superiority over those who are inferior to your intellect?</p>
<p>IceQube - I’m Jewish and I take offense to your grammar Nazi-ing.<br>
Collegeboard has certified that I am above the competency level for grammar already.</p>