"Darkest" is the ninth episode of the second season of Young Justice, and the 35th of the overall series. It is scheduled to air on October 6, 2012.
Logline: Black Manta has a new mission for his son: a mission that should prove once and for all exactly whose side Aqualad is on!
Before I torrented and actually knew when the episodes aired, I'd just stalk Mastertoons.com.
Now, I wake up and watch it with breakfast on Sundays. Nothing like raisin toast, small bowl of fruit, cappuccino, and a new episode of Young Justice after a nice morning run to get you going and motivated for the day!
And by "going and motivated", I of course mean procrastinate for approximately two hours, before giving up on study and editing the wiki. :P
Thankfully I'm still a first year, still a fair bit for me. (Though no where NEAR as much as in high school:zero study+every assignment done the night before up until the HSC where i studies about two weeks total. Aced it)
I feel like when I finish school I'll be twiddling my thumbs for four months. I don't remember what I did to fill my time before I studied, or tried to. :P
Yeah, I graduated uni Aug 31 with a shiny B.Lit.. Well, I graduated Sep 14, but they antedated to avoid a long study fine (which, with new elections coming, is now cancelled anyway).
I got through secondary school without much studying, which did hurt my grades at uni, as I had never learned to learn (a surprisingly common problem, as I later learned). But even at uni, I could easily pass subjects without much study - provided I liked them.
Learned to learn? Pfft, more like learn how to get good grades on exams... Ultimately not so important.
Yeap BLit def supports being a editor here. I'm sort of getting to the same point at the moment, hence my wiki break where studying massively boosted my marks. Liking the subject is so important though. Hence Physics>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Maths. Bad mentallity considerring the amount of maths courses I have in second year, but it's really just stupid if you comprehend what they teach us.
I'm not much of a physics guy, but I really liked phonology, which was pretty sciency (for a Humanities course). Or maybe that was just because of the teacher, who incorporated music and baby movies in his lectures.
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