When The Clock Striked 4.30pm

I know I still have one more paper left.
But I couldn't help but express the excitement I had after SN1101e ended.
Have to admit I have been rather slack these days. Oh Wells~
The test comprised of 3 sections, 3 questions allocated to each section and we were supposed to answer 1 question each. We were told to study at least 3 chapters for each section but lazy me, I did 2 chapters only.
I was kinda afraid to be caught in the situation whereby:-

1)Of the 2 chapters I studied, only 1 question came out
2)If (1) were to happen, I would have no choice but to do that question
3)What if I didn't know how to answer the only question I studied

That would kinda be a LPPL situation right?! Actually, I kinda gave up studying the day before the exam (technically it's the same day as the exam since I stopped studying at 2.30am). I had enough in remembering the names of the politicians, the prominent dates that were the turning points of the countries as well as their socio-political ideas.

No more Gandhi, no more Nehru, no more Jinnah, no more Ali Bhutto, no more Zia ul-Haq, no more Ziaur Rahman, no more Hari Singh, no more King Tribhuvan, no more Mayawati, no more Indira Gandhi, no more princely states, no more weird state/province names, no more Varna & Jati groups, no more Nepal, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan & Bangladesh, no more federation to confederation, no more feudalism to secularism, no more riots and communal violence, no more weird pacts formed between the political leaders, no more comparison between India & China, no more Indian diaspora, no more Bollywood movies and the effects it had on the society, no more Muhajirs, Biharis, Sindhis & etc... NO MORE!!!

I'm just glad that I could do all 3 sections. But 3 essays in 2 hours is a tad insane. It's OVER and that's all it matters!
THANK ALL THE DEITIES IN THE HEAVEN! THANK YOU!

P.S. My 500th Post. I've come a long way haven't I?