And, argh, you should probably correct it if the plagiarism is too obvious. Just to make it less obvious and thus avoid trouble. But then if you don't like her you don't want her to think you're actually helping her. so. DILEMMA! D:
Fancy illuminated cap. :D Random intricate patterns is one of those things that I just can't do. I just...I just can't. :<
Yes, the Pixar exhibit was all kinds of awesome, 'cept for all the school excursions going through the same time as us. Damn Kids! *shakes walking stick* Wish I could have stayed longer to go through all the interactive information stuff they had, but the noise levels just escalated to tortuous decibels as soon as the primary schools arrived. Would probably have taken me hours anyway. So. Much. Information. Will have to write a full review later :)
As for the assignment, I spoke to her before we handed it in pretty much stating that it was an appalling piece of plagarised incoherence and that fixing it required rewriting 99.9%. As such, if we submitted the corrected version, it would no longer be her section it would become mine. She elected to hand in her copy in all its hideous language maiming glory, so that she was at least able to claim that page (we had a minimum page requirement each and two of her other three pages were the cover and contents pages - she needed to make up for it).
Well, okay, more like seemingly random? Except all nicely set out and...argh, anyway, totally beyond me. 8D I did see the lock and key in there and thought they were pretty awesome so they're not going unnoticed. Just so you know. :B
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And, argh, you should probably correct it if the plagiarism is too obvious. Just to make it less obvious and thus avoid trouble. But then if you don't like her you don't want her to think you're actually helping her. so. DILEMMA! D:
Fancy illuminated cap. :D Random intricate patterns is one of those things that I just can't do. I just...I just can't. :<
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As for the assignment, I spoke to her before we handed it in pretty much stating that it was an appalling piece of plagarised incoherence and that fixing it required rewriting 99.9%. As such, if we submitted the corrected version, it would no longer be her section it would become mine. She elected to hand in her copy in all its hideous language maiming glory, so that she was at least able to claim that page (we had a minimum page requirement each and two of her other three pages were the cover and contents pages - she needed to make up for it).
Cap detail: Really wasn't so random. A ( ... )
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