Weep, O mine eyes, and cease not

Query:
For those of you poor unfortunates still awake, do I:
A) Take my Greek final tomorrow at nine, despite the very real possibility that I will pull an all-nighter,
-or-
B) Take my Greek final next week when I will have forgotten everything I know?

Pros to A:
~I am prepared to take it in the sense that I have studied my ass off.
~One more thing over and done with.

Cons to A:
~Having to take it on little-to-no-sleep.
~Losing a potential week of studying.

Pros to B:
~A week to prepare.
~Getting to sleep in a little, maybe.
~Getting to sleep at all.

Cons to B:
~Forgetting everything I know.
~Laziness will prevent studying.
~Don't get to sleep anyway due to stupid history paper.

Edit, 12:01 PM: I took it this morning. Probably failed, but it's done now.

Agony, much more painful than yours

In honor of being done with my paper, I give you the best index entry ever. From St. George: Hero, Martyr and Myth, by Samantha Riches:
Torture (specific):
Baked in bull-shaped vessel
Baked in oven
Beaten
Boiled (entire)
Boiled (dismembered)
Bound to trees
Burned on pyre
Burned with torches
Crushed skull
Dismembered
Dragged
Flaying
Hooks, assaulted with
Lime kiln (or quicklime), thrown into
Millstone, crushed by
Millstone, stretched by
Nailed and tied with chains to table
Poisoned
Rack, stretched on
Rakes, assaulted with
Ridden as a horse
Salt poured into wounds
Saltire cross
Sawn in half
Scourged
Shoes (red hot iron)
Shoes (spiked iron)
Stocks
Suspended over fire
Well, thrown into
Wheel(s), broken on

That George and his wacky high-jinks!