<p>I took the December 1st, 2007 SAT, and the Monday and Tuesday following the test, I couldn’t stop talking about it with my two friends. Possible scores, certain questions, curves, etc.
So we got sick of talking about it, and at the same time we watched this movie called Fight Science in Physics. It was about the most powerful fighting styles and how much damage they could do.
My friend was inspired and came up with the idea of Fight Club. Proceeding, we talked about Fight Club and ultimately extinguished the pain of waiting for SAT Scores. We actually got 14 guys total who are willing to start a Fight Club, and we are having our first meeting on Saturday, December 15th. I watched Fight Club shortly after my friend came up with the idea, and it is now my favorite movie of all time. I have a goal to work for now, as I am the underdog in most of the projected fights.</p>
<p>So basically, taking the SAT leads to becoming violence obsessed and constant need of temper tantrums to channel into punches.</p>
<p>Haha. That’s nothing. My May’s score announced before the indicated date. Thus, i always check whether my scores are announced or not. It’s kinda addiction. I am playing Warcraft Dota Allstar rather than fighting club</p>
<p>I mean, I love MMA (mixed martial arts) but founding a Fight Club just went off the roof (in a negative way). haha, anyways, thanks for the laugh clutchshot</p>