Standardised Testing, and why school sometimes sucks.

Standardised testing ercks me sometimes, also that word can be read anyway you want it to. i have no idea how to spell my thoughts and so sometimes they don't make sense. 

i have just taken a standardised test, and no i did not enjoy it. and no i don't think i've passed. considering the only thing my brian was really worried about what if anyone else had finished, i skimmed over my previous answers and hoped and prayed that they were right. like honest to god just sat there after the last page was done and was like. 

"might as well make sure i didn't miss anything" and then i was done. fully done. end. finished. i handed in the test and i doubt i will ever see it again until it's done. 

worst part of this biology test wasn't the actual test, its the fact that i had to have like 3 shots earlier today. (a jab if your from the uk) and i can't feel or really move either of my arms, so as i was writing this test, i was just thinking about the fact that i couldn't really feel my right arm and i wondered if i should have some water. 

so if i ended up writing down water for one of the questions about bacteria cells. it's not my fault ok. its the uk healthcare systems. 

ANYWAY. 

i unded up finsihing first, whihch can almost garuntee me a really bad mark.  

also, the whole ideals of standardised testing doesn't make sense, yes ok jimmy understands that there are 46 chromosones in an eyeball, but put jimmy in the middle of nowhere london and he'd be eaten by the rats. or maybe just up a mountain, then we can watch him try and calculate where he'll land as he's falling. 

like is it going to effect me later in life. probably, at some point in my life i will probably have to know that there are 46 chromosones in a human egg cell. but until that day i will forever think that this is pointless and you cannot change my mind. 

also i know over 100 digits of pi, that is infact my biggest flex in life. (thats not sad shut up) 

hope your days were better than mine :) 

the final result was 52% im crying.