What are you doing to celebrate results day?

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Going to the local pub with pretty much everyone in my year (who's not muslim and/or a non-drinker), and getting lashed on JD/coke :wink:

Reply 61

.snowflake.

I'm not surprised if we celebrate results like we did when we finished Y13. TO THE PUB!

Reply 62

Ndella

I'll be on holiday on results day but when I come back, it will be likely I cry myself to sleep until September. I hope not though lol

Reply 63

TattyBoJangles

I'm getting my results at 9am. Whichever way they go, I'll be spending the rest of the day in the pub.

Reply 64

username439019

I've never actually thought beyond that point. I suppose I will just AVOID ALL HUMAN INTERACTION.

Reply 65

pyaesone

If possible I just don't wanna face that day :frown:

And there's gonna be a fricking graduation party at my school the day after the results came out. I would definitely be embarrassed if I get terrible grades. Well, on results day, I'm just gonna stay in and let some of my friends know about my grades. The next day can be the happiest day if I get awesome grades!

Reply 66

Rainbow Stalin

Hanging out with my friend Jack Daniels

Reply 67

Lokzia

A Level - gonna get drunk, either to celebrate in style or drown my sorrows :tongue:

Reply 68

pyaesone

Original post by Alix23

It's my birthday, so I'm probably having friends over after. Not sure if this is a good idea as some of them know they didn't do very well. It's only year 10 though.

Ooooh, birthday! You will get the ultimate birthday gift from god lol It can be happiness or sadness :biggrin:

epic

Reply 69

Jakeeyy

Gonna go Pizza Hut and eat so much pizza :colone:

Either way. Alcohol.

So does everyone open their A levels in school?

I was hoping to open them with my Mum in quiet coffee shop. I get so stressed being around lots of crying / laughing people.

Reply 72

blondie :)

ALCOHOL

it'll probably be one of the last times I see people for a while, as some people I'm not that close to, and a big group of us are going out.

Reply 73

Astronomical

Enjoying some beluga caviar atop fine Swiss white chocolate, alongside a flute of Clos D'Ambonnay. Weather permitting, I shall be doing so in the sunshine on the back of one of my Dad's yachts, glaring either joyously or wistfully, depending on the nature of my results, at the vast, beautiful sea, whilst the on deck orchestra recite Beethoven's 5th Symphony.

:pierre:

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Reply 74

perrytheplatypus

I know I'm not going to do extremely well or bad, not sure what to do about mediocre results :sad:

Reply 75

Fool In The Rain

If I do either good or bad in my GCSEs. I still have to get my braces tightened, so that sounds like jolly old fun :redface:

. I might get money, depends on how well I do. But, no celebrating (maybe a takeaway).

Reply 76

kaaaaaayx

If I get good grades: Eat my heart out.

If I get bad grades: Eat my heart out.

Simple :smile:

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Reply 77

kayzer123

Cry a little then go drown my sorrows and hope to get wrecked.

Reply 78

RachelSophia

I'm going to go to Ikea, Sainsbury's or debenhams and spend my paycheck [that i got today] on wonderful kitchen utensils for uni :biggrin:

and then i'm going to go to the chinese and order everything i fancy and then hit the clubs and celebrate with every student in the area.

If i dont get into uni i will go home and sleep

Reply 79

goussberry09

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. :smile:

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 :frown:

Good luck for results day, and the future. :biggrin:

Lol, celebrating? Let's not hedge our bets here :P

Buuut if all goes well, and I get into my firm uni, I'll go out with my friends during the day - I would have celebrated with family in the evening, but my parents are out of town that week