Lol, pressure is the thing that saved me, I cannot work without pressure, which is kinda cool, because I get to procrastinate some more
So you need to finish math and spanish assignments, like right after you get them? That sucks, first 4 years were a breeze, like a real breeze. Math, latin, every single class, was easy. In the first class you are surprised at the word 'homework' and are actually enthousiastic about it, simply because you never had any in junior school. (Because we Gymnasium people are so damn awesome (translate to nerdlike smart)) That illusion luckily fades away fast and you simply stop doing homework till like the end of the 4th year or the start of the 5th. Every single class started with the entire class (that is the ones like me, who are going to make it in 6 years (keep believing bunny and it will come true ) and not the ones who were doomed to do the year over) of reading what we had to make, then answering out of our head, the correct answer. aah good times...
Why is it so easy in the start you ask? Because our government is r*t*rd*d, that's why. They work from the nice socialistic/hippy (dang hippies) view that everybody is not just being equal in value, but that everybody should also be having the same chances and opportunities, so most classes, besides stuff like latin, was of the same level as it was in VMBO, except that we had less time to answer it and had some extra 'challenging' questions. Basically the first 3 years the schools work towards the average student, the HAVO student, which sucks for the VMBO student as it is to hard and it sucked for me because I had to learn how to learn at the start of the 5th year.
Also, once you start 'partying' (you're like what 14? it'll be a long time untill for you in the US ) you'll start to recognize the smell of alcohol in the 'drainage' the 'regurgitation' and the overal average bar and/or alcoholic bum .
So basically ice cream rules, my governments policy on the school system is ... well suffice it to say I'm still not convinced that the people in parliament have a basic highschool degree or that they are simply ataraxic.
But I did get 4 years of fun (not that it's really hard now, the hardest class is latin and according to my planning it takes me about 30 hours to study it for my exams, and that means the entire grammar system, 500 lines of latin that I need to know out of my head, alongside the background story and philosophies.)
Yeah... can't wait for ice cream college...