| | In competitive boat racing, there's a guy whose sole job is to scrub kelp from the hull of the ship. During a race kelp and other little critters of the sea have a tendency to get build up around the front of the ship, thereby slowing down the velocity of the ship due to the excess friction. It may not seem like a kelp or two would have a major overall effect on the speed, but once they begin to aggregate, they could have a marked decrease on the overall speed.
This guy's only job is to scrub all of the barnacles, the kelp and anything else that collects there.
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Anyways, I'm pretty sure I failed my copyright exam yesterday. There were just too many questions, and I didn't have enough time to think. I literally froze for a few minutes, not even knowing where to begin. It's like I had spent a week preparing for a 10 mile marathon when in fact I was supposed to have prepared for a 200m sprint.
Not much I can do now, I guess. Still have four finals within the next 7 days. Then graduation. Hopefully the poor mark on copyright won't jeopardize going to the London for the Intellectual Property Institute this summer. I mean, why would a poor grade in Copyright affect that? Right?
Also, I think I may have become a member of Dumpsville during this finals period. But, I guess that's why one would feel the need to scribble analogies about ship racing and kelp.
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