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Lily Isobel McCoire wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:14
Flame Afterglow wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:09
Tes Cadell wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:08 FR I LOWK NEGLECTED MY REPLIES FOR WEEKS
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Sitting, reading, eating breakfast and talking to you!
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Inkspell. It is the sequel to Inkheart!

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I just did the most genius thing of my life

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Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:18 I just did the most genius thing of my life
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Nick Jameson wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:22
Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:18 I just did the most genius thing of my life
What?
I have an exam tomorrow, it’s an essay exam with a seen question. So my idea was to prewrite an essay and then memorise everything I wrote. Which I did. But to solidify it in my memory, I thought that I could simultaneously listen to it while writing it over and over to really cement it into muscle memory.

Only, I’m not a very good audible learner. Speak to me a list of things and I’ll only remember the first two and maybe last thing you told me, the rest was lost to my daydream. The only exception to this is music as I tend to listen to lyrics more than sounds.

As such, what I did was I found an ai music generator, stuck my entire essay into the manual lyrics section, made it generate the catchiest Nickelback type song that was guaranteed to get stuck in my head, and now I’ve already memorised half of my essay from pure rhythm.

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Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:25
Nick Jameson wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:22
Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:18 I just did the most genius thing of my life
What?
I have an exam tomorrow, it’s an essay exam with a seen question. So my idea was to prewrite an essay and then memorise everything I wrote. Which I did. But to solidify it in my memory, I thought that I could simultaneously listen to it while writing it over and over to really cement it into muscle memory.

Only, I’m not a very good audible learner. Speak to me a list of things and I’ll only remember the first two and maybe last thing you told me, the rest was lost to my daydream. The only exception to this is music as I tend to listen to lyrics more than sounds.

As such, what I did was I found an ai music generator, stuck my entire essay into the manual lyrics section, made it generate the catchiest Nickelback type song that was guaranteed to get stuck in my head, and now I’ve already memorised half of my essay from pure rhythm.
Nice paragraph….but that’s so true….i tried making my own song for my Science Course and it worked out really well….i ended up getting a 98 :grin:

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Laurie Holmes wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:30
Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:25
Nick Jameson wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:22
Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:18 I just did the most genius thing of my life
What?
I have an exam tomorrow, it’s an essay exam with a seen question. So my idea was to prewrite an essay and then memorise everything I wrote. Which I did. But to solidify it in my memory, I thought that I could simultaneously listen to it while writing it over and over to really cement it into muscle memory.

Only, I’m not a very good audible learner. Speak to me a list of things and I’ll only remember the first two and maybe last thing you told me, the rest was lost to my daydream. The only exception to this is music as I tend to listen to lyrics more than sounds.

As such, what I did was I found an ai music generator, stuck my entire essay into the manual lyrics section, made it generate the catchiest Nickelback type song that was guaranteed to get stuck in my head, and now I’ve already memorised half of my essay from pure rhythm.
Nice paragraph….but that’s so true….i tried making my own song for my Science Course and it worked out really well….i ended up getting a 98 :grin:
That’s so peak. I have high hopes for this

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Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:32
Laurie Holmes wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:30
Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:25
Nick Jameson wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:22
Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:18 I just did the most genius thing of my life
What?
I have an exam tomorrow, it’s an essay exam with a seen question. So my idea was to prewrite an essay and then memorise everything I wrote. Which I did. But to solidify it in my memory, I thought that I could simultaneously listen to it while writing it over and over to really cement it into muscle memory.

Only, I’m not a very good audible learner. Speak to me a list of things and I’ll only remember the first two and maybe last thing you told me, the rest was lost to my daydream. The only exception to this is music as I tend to listen to lyrics more than sounds.

As such, what I did was I found an ai music generator, stuck my entire essay into the manual lyrics section, made it generate the catchiest Nickelback type song that was guaranteed to get stuck in my head, and now I’ve already memorised half of my essay from pure rhythm.
Nice paragraph….but that’s so true….i tried making my own song for my Science Course and it worked out really well….i ended up getting a 98 :grin:
That’s so peak. I have high hopes for this
Just make sure you remember itby the way what do you think of my pfp

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Nick Jameson wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:33
Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:32
Laurie Holmes wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:30
Cirrus Mooney wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:25
Nick Jameson wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:22

What?
I have an exam tomorrow, it’s an essay exam with a seen question. So my idea was to prewrite an essay and then memorise everything I wrote. Which I did. But to solidify it in my memory, I thought that I could simultaneously listen to it while writing it over and over to really cement it into muscle memory.

Only, I’m not a very good audible learner. Speak to me a list of things and I’ll only remember the first two and maybe last thing you told me, the rest was lost to my daydream. The only exception to this is music as I tend to listen to lyrics more than sounds.

As such, what I did was I found an ai music generator, stuck my entire essay into the manual lyrics section, made it generate the catchiest Nickelback type song that was guaranteed to get stuck in my head, and now I’ve already memorised half of my essay from pure rhythm.
Nice paragraph….but that’s so true….i tried making my own song for my Science Course and it worked out really well….i ended up getting a 98 :grin:
That’s so peak. I have high hopes for this
Just make sure you remember itby the way what do you think of my pfp
Absolutely very peak

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Flame Afterglow wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:17
Lily Isobel McCoire wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:14
Flame Afterglow wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:09
Tes Cadell wrote: 29 Mar 2026, 13:08 FR I LOWK NEGLECTED MY REPLIES FOR WEEKS
ANYWAYS
WHAT ARE YALL DOING
Sitting, reading, eating breakfast and talking to you!
What are you reading?
Inkspell. It is the sequel to Inkheart!
Never read it unfortunatly

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