Seriously. I use my own system. The home row keys were so hard for me to learn. I think you need to have good finger synchronization, and that just is not possible for all of my fingers, at least on a typing level.

I type well enough dominating with my index fingers.

I'm the same way.

I hate going into detail about each finger's job when I can type 20 word sentances in 8 seconds.

Definitely. I don't like that we have to those things. They are so pointless. I wish that we did not have to do them. I mean, I had a D in that class. I stood out as a failure in it over a crappy typing system.

I can type fairly quickly and accurately without a class to tell me how. I dont use either of my pinkies very often, but I can type almost perfectly without looking at the keyboard. I do stretch across the keyboard sometimes with my index finger, but its okay because I can type 75WPM.

Agreed about the keyboarding class. I think the Dvorak system doesn't necessarily enable you to type faster either. My friend uses dvorak and gets about 90wpm, and I use qwerty and have like 95wpm. I also don't touchtype. ._.

quote Jesus

I stand out in the Drama room. I have pretty much complete control over my body and voice. I can BE anyone really. I find it quite enjoyable. The people in drama are awesome too. Theres no biz like showbiz.

My drama class is so ridiculously fun, that no one cares how much theory there is. The only theory we really do(apart from exams) is our log book, which is simply writing a page or two on what we did in the lesson. The lessons go for an hour, so it really isnt hard to fill the space, it's just remembering to do it every day. There are the people who picked it for the slacking, but they do really bad performances, so are failing. Serves them right. How dare they not take Drama seriously.

The class I probably excel in is Math, it isn't my most-liked subject but I always do well in it.

quote Rome

It's a class in which they teach you how to type "properly". I don't think it works. It was so boring too.

quote Praetorian_Lord

English. Hate it. People set a new standard for you when you perform well. If you keep performing well, it's 'eh.' If you don't perform well (which is still performing well for someone else) it's 'WTF? What the hell happened?'

Throughout my entire academic life English has always been my best subject, though only when about 17 did it become my favourite. I just seem to have a natural gift for it, and always do well at understanding the way a text works, and at identifying ways that texts interact with one another.

Within the subject as a whole however there are certainly aspects that I am better at than others. In my last semester I got top marks in the class in my Late Victorian Literature and Beowulf classes which I was pretty pleased with. Though I have done a fairly eclectic mix of stuff through my studies so it's hard to say if there is one specific area that I'm best at, though the one I have enjoyed the most is definately 19th Century literature.

quote Sphinx

English has always been my best subject

quote Sphinx

definately

Congratulations, I made a typo. Doesn't change the fact that I'm about to graduate from university with either First Class or Upper Second Class honours though so forgive me if I'm not too devastated by your observations.

Oh yeah? Well I'm pretty much perfect. I was captain of the football team, and starter on my basketball team. I also get straight As and have a banging hot girlfriend (she just blew me; shit was SO cash.)

quote dearest apollo

In which of your subjects do you outshine in, hate it or love it?

For me I got to say I'm best in government (98 ftw). Your turn.