[wikiellie]

(Original post by simibean)
I have to go to a wedding after getting my GCSE results. How fun.

This happened to one of my best friends last year, so I sympathise with you compleyely She went into school and receed brilliant AS results, and wasn't even allowed to celebrate it because the rather solitary wedding was straight after!

[parry_93]

Cry after recieving all U's
Drink a bottle of vodka
Hit town with best friend
Become paralyetic
Go home
Face reality
End up working the tills the rest of my life

Optimism at its highest peak.
As you can tell im not confident about getting into uni what so ever.

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[HeadintheClouds93]

I will be talking to my mates, congratulating them and hopefully my results will be good too. I'll probably go home after though as I have £0 literally. Might window shop stuff for Uni (providing I actually get in!).

[MsAaliyah]

You don't have to go out and get hammered or anything. For my AS and GCSE results I pretty much got my results in the morning, talked to some of my friends(and classmates) then went home and told my mum and family what I got.

Now that I am waiting for my A2 I plan on going to collect my results early in the morning and talking to my friends about how they did then If I did pretty well I will go home and start arranging my stuff into uni and throw away or keep home section, put on some epic Lion King music and prepare for freedom. Then will probably go out to eat out or shisha or something on the weekend. If I do really poorly on the other hand I probably won't want to be surrounded by people telling me how well they have done so I will make a swift exit and just go home and hibernate in my bedroom lol.

It is up to you really what you do but its normal to just get your results and go home seeing as it will most likely be early in the morning.

[gagaslilmonsteruk]

Last year with A2 results I stayed in .... everywhere was flooded. Surprised I got into school to pick my results up to be honest

[The Polymath]

(Original post by Worms)
GCSE or A-level. I tried to see if there was another post like this, and I couldn't find one, if there is, I apologise and could someone please post the link.

Are you attending a large celebration?
Would you rather celebrate with friends or family?
In general, what are you going to do to celebrate?

I just wanted to see if it was normal for a person to get their results, chat for a bit with friends and then go home? Which is what I am considering at the moment.

On results day of last year (I was in year 10), my friends and I just hung out at school for a bit and then some of us went to someone's house. I know year 10 results weren't that significant, but looking back I think I would have preferred to go home and celebrate with my family.

My friends are probably all more intelligent than I am, plus I am a shy person, so sometimes in large gatherings I would prefer just to go home, also it ends up being a one man (or woman show). Additionally my best friend unfortunately is visiting her family in Germany during the 23rd, so we won't be able to see each other


Good luck for results day, and the future.

I just went home.

This year I dunno what I'll do. I'd rather not organise anything and then find my results aren't quite what I expected

[coco739]

give money to charity.

[RoryRorrzShikari]

Planning a celebration might jynx things! :O

[AngryCheeseCake]

Fish'n'Chips!

[Maryam A]

Will hopefully be going out with friends. Although I'm fasting so I will hopefully be having a feast later on in the day!

[Ursin]

I doubt there will be much celebration.

[Ps3SuperSRG]

Fail=no celebration
Get in=puke in relief,still no celebration

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[. . .]

(Original post by cyfer)
Collect my results.

If they are good, remind myself that it is only the beginning and I am yet nothing.

If they are bad, strive to be better.

I like your thinking. I'll probably do something similar.

[WaNaBe]

For AS I just got them, hung around chatting for about an hour, and then went to town and got on it nice and early, and just got drunk all day and night.

This year if they are bad I'm going to get home asap, and get battered, and if they're good, I'll probably hang around for a while, and then go out and get battered.

[Pi!]

I am going to make 2 playlists: one for if they're good, one for if they're bad. Need to start drafting them out.

[Worms]

(Original post by MsAaliyah)
You don't have to go out and get hammered or anything. For my AS and GCSE results I pretty much got my results in the morning, talked to some of my friends(and classmates) then went home and told my mum and family what I got.

Now that I am waiting for my A2 I plan on going to collect my results early in the morning and talking to my friends about how they did then If I did pretty well I will go home and start arranging my stuff into uni and throw away or keep home section, put on some epic Lion King music and prepare for freedom. Then will probably go out to eat out or shisha or something on the weekend. If I do really poorly on the other hand I probably won't want to be surrounded by people telling me how well they have done so I will make a swift exit and just go home and hibernate in my bedroom lol.

haha I like your style.


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[Worms]

(Original post by Junaid96)
I just went home.

This year I dunno what I'll do. I'd rather not organise anything and then find my results aren't quite what I expected

Yes I agree. All of my friends don't think about stuff like that as they all get A*s. Plus I'm the oldest sibling, so my mother wants to know what I've got ASAP.


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[AvaVangelo]

Am going to a UV Paint vs Foam Party - it's going to be awesome!! Will need to get quite drunk though as am not confident that I'm going to get into uni :-/

[The Polymath]

(Original post by Worms)
Yes I agree. All of my friends don't think about stuff like that as they all get A*s. Plus I'm the oldest sibling, so my mother wants to know what I've got ASAP.


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Yeah my parents waited in the car whilst I opened the envelope of death in school. Then I made the long walk of shame out to the car park, handed them the envelope, and sat quietly in the back seat

[overskrill]

Not sure yet. Just doing something with my sister as far as I know.