manchild007 (Offline)

I have just read your comment on my profile regarding workload at Oxford and having done a term, I feel I must apologise, I was wrong the workload for engineering is not high, even the historians do more work than us and they are known for never having any work.

I've noticed neither you or your fag boy can quote me to prove I'm wrong. You are one dumbass. It's on michigan's website and I think I would know american education because I am american. You're a stupid ****

You said you accidently negged pi. Pi doesn't have any negs genius. I'm the only one with negs. Why? who knows---TSR is a mystery. I provide a quote from michigan's website--I'm negged. I give links for harvard's website--i'm negged. I'm told I spouting crap without proof. I'm called names. Are you kidding me?

Is there any reason that you're being willfully ignorant?

hey dude, fancy a laugh?

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...&postcount=136

Dude, I made this thread in the "Study in North America" sub-forum. Could you drop by and see if you can be of help?

And the answers is, yes you are that dumb

That's right, pick up on a small spelling mistake (from what is an extremely lengthy two-part post), yet ignore its actual contents. Typical idiocy as expected from you yet again; no wonder you have NOT REPLIED IN THE ACTUAL THREAD this debate is taking place in. You know you would be crucified for being a retard, so instead you contact me like this (with an illiterate initial response to boot), like a coward.

Indeed, stop littering my wall you moron, and "kindly piss off"

Why do you have so much neg rep? You always seem pretty chill.

Re. your sig: I think it's the way you think that Ivy Leagues are so much more superior, and how rude you come across that makes people neg you. Not that I disagree with what you say, but I don't think it's your beliefs, just the way you present them as though they were the rule and the rest was complete crap that no-one should listen to.

What I do disagree with, however, is exams at the end of every term. How on earth is that harder than a set of end of year exams? You can split your learning accordingly, you know the same material is unlikely to come up without covering what's been done in the next term, there's less pressure and it's worth less than one 100% exam where you can just fudge it all up because it wasn't your day.

I totally believe you if you tell me you work more than you would at Oxbridge, but I really can't see why exams at the end of every terms are harder than end of year exams. And on this, I'm starving and I shall therefore go, but have a good day!