much love to @twssmith644, @nessak130467.k13.0, @twssmith644 and @danielznelson160 -- giving me a lot to think about last night --

i'm a grown man with testicles, so i won't cry in this post -- but you know how i feel

i think you're all trying to ditch me -- soooo high school

wait, what happened? i left for 1 min -- lol

I thought this was the sequel to James Cameron's Avatar --

today's full of disappointments

isn't the scope of the study limited to only those suffering from high blood pressure? that's why i eliminated (E)

any chance we can do another test? can't get my hands on it -- you just had to pick the hardest test to find

give us your Neo knowledge -- im sick of just reading green code

will there be refreshments?

so what happens on sat @ 6? is there a link to the meeting?

ahhhhh i don't know -- what if you have regular exercise routine you used to do before work every monday to start off your week? -- this pressure would still exist after you retire according to (C).

superrrr helpful video

thank you -- ugh but i cant get the test in time :( -- do 70-74 again!! pretty please :D

hmm -- though my instincts lead me to (b) initially, i have a hard time distinguishing the difference between B and E -- im surprised more people didn't go with E in stead of A

me please!!

amazing, how do i join?

i find it so interesting how almost everyone found this easy, i stared at it for about a minute during the time test, skipped it, and came back to choose (C).

awesome use of the test, thanks J.Y. -- must have read (d) like 7 times to see if it was right or not

oh god, i need a break

AC (A), did not choose right A-way, AC (B) waz 2 hard 2 (C), AC (D) gotz eliminated effortless (E)

this question makes me sad :(

man, "iron seeding" is a real thing --

every test i take, my respect for the test increases

chimps carrying tools is such a cute image for me

the idea of

if premise then conclusion

seems to simple that I never really paid much attention to it -- but in this question you can really see how the test writers are really able to play with it (hiding the it in a bunch of words)

out of curiosity -- what would the negation of the most statements look like? just the same with thing with "it is not the case that" stuck in front of it?

totally drained my confidence @ the very beginning :(