You know you've been in SO too long when...

[NeilMehta]

when you go on reddit and forget that SO also stands for significant other

/r/LifeProTips: remember to keep your SO happy by telling them how you love hem
Me to SciOly team: I LOVE YOU
Friend 1: neil sit down what are you doing
Friend 2: sigh

[whythelongface]

You know you've been in SO too long when...

Just kidding, it's my first year.

[Froggie]

You know you've been in SO too long when...

Just kidding, it's my first year.

This past year was my first year too! But it was still long (in a good way).
When you basically own a computer in the computer lab at school.

[NeilMehta]

You know you've been in SO too long when...

Just kidding, it's my first year.

This past year was my first year too! But it was still long (in a good way).
When you basically own a computer in the computer lab at school.

Actually we gave up doing that because some resource sites are blocked, so some of my SciO friends and I just bring our laptops (with VPNs haha) to school

[Unome]

When your six most visited websites are all SO related.

Also, when you visit another team's website more than your own team's website (s/o to Solon's website).

[Unome]

When you use foreign-language Wikipedia pages for studying.

[Cheesy Pie]

When you join your college's scioly club.

[WhatScience?]

When you have decided that major essays are not worth your time because you have to study for science Olympiad. So you had in something you did during lunch

[Unome]

When you spend 20 minutes adjusting margins, line spacing, font size, and individual column widths in Word so that you can fit six columns of locations at the bottom of a one-page map.

Practical application of notesheet-making skills?

[Magikarpmaster629]

When you spend 20 minutes adjusting margins, line spacing, font size, and individual column widths in Word so that you can fit six columns of locations at the bottom of a one-page map.

Practical application of notesheet-making skills?

At least at my university, most of the math and physics exams allow one front and back page of notes, so pretty much the same thing.