Teh Super Awesome Juicy CURRENT YEAR 11 (2012-2013) THREAD: MARK III

Original post by Little Tail Chaser

~~Morning~~ errr... afternoon all :tongue:

Reply 1781

skittlesaremydrugs

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Hey guys, year 12 here :smile:

Just wanted to say good luck with all you're exams, coursework's, ISA's etc (you know the drill..). My advice is just live for the summer of about 8 weeks of nothingness :smile:

and just ignore all the year 12s and 13s who will start writing crap about how GCSEs dont matter on twitter in the summe, because guarantee half of them were sweating it for theirs :smile:

(edited 11 years ago)

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Original post by Little Tail Chaser

Wouldn't the office pass it on to him/her?

Hopefully, they said they would try and sort it out :smile:

Reply 1783

JamalAhmed

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Just came back from a sixth form tour. It was ok. Didn't amaze me. Probably, it's my third back up/fourth choice

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GUYS THE GUY WHO MADE FRIDAY MADE THIS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSBq8geuJk0&feature=youtu.be

Reply 1785

JamalAhmed

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Original post by Mr.Nor

GUYS THE GUY WHO MADE FRIDAY MADE THIS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSBq8geuJk0&feature=youtu.be

Haha lol! Was quite funny.

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MangoFreak

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Original post by Mr.Nor

GUYS THE GUY WHO MADE FRIDAY MADE THIS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSBq8geuJk0&feature=youtu.be

I just feel bad for these girls. Their parents and this company make them think they're good singers :colonhash:

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Original post by MangoFreak

I just feel bad for these girls. Their parents and this company make them think they're good singers :colonhash:

then they sing without any auto turn and everyone is like... :redface:

Reply 1788

iffles

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Oh wow... a lot has happened on this thread since I last checked in on page 41... :wink:

Original post by Mr.Nor

Anyone got anything planned for today?

My friend and her boyfriend are hosting a halloween party tonight, and beforehand another friend is coming over to do makeup/get ready - we're gonna go as siamese twin cats :biggrin:

Other than that, I gotta get through my 19 homeworks at some point :s-smilie:

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Original post by iffles

Oh wow... a lot has happened on this thread since I last checked in on page 41... :wink:

My friend and her boyfriend are hosting a halloween party tonight, and beforehand another friend is coming over to do makeup/get ready - we're gonna go as siamese twin cats :biggrin:

Other than that, I gotta get through my 19 homeworks at some point :s-smilie:

Bit late for halloween isn't it? :wink:

Reply 1790

iffles

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Original post by Mr.Nor

Bit late for halloween isn't it? :wink:

haha basically one school had a mock maths paper or something so they couldn't come due to revision stuff, and this was the next available saturday :P I agree, its more like bonfire night timing - even a bit too late for that :rolleyes:

BUT we are having fireworks! :h:

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Original post by iffles

haha basically one school had a mock maths paper or something so they couldn't come due to revision stuff, and this was the next available saturday :P I agree, its more like bonfire night timing - even a bit too late for that :rolleyes:

BUT we are having fireworks! :h:

So it's a late Halloween/bonfire party then? :tongue:

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Reply 1792

Kittaaaaay

It feels like I've been gone so long, even though it's probably been like 2 days since I've been on xD

Can someone explain to me how the honours system works in the UK? Like if I got a joint honours degree, would it be like taking two degrees at once or? cluelessss.

In other news, my geography teacher is still a ****.

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Original post by Kittaaaaay

It feels like I've been gone so long, even though it's probably been like 2 days since I've been on xD

Can someone explain to me how the honours system works in the UK? Like if I got a joint honours degree, would it be like taking two degrees at once or? cluelessss.

In other news, my geography teacher is still a ****.

Just having this conversation... You can major and minor in two things or I'm exceptional circumstances major.in two...

Cambridge however will not have a joint honours per se

I'm not clued up with the technicalities...

:reel:

Reply 1794

MangoFreak

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Original post by Kittaaaaay

It feels like I've been gone so long, even though it's probably been like 2 days since I've been on xD

Can someone explain to me how the honours system works in the UK? Like if I got a joint honours degree, would it be like taking two degrees at once or? cluelessss.

In other news, my geography teacher is still a ****.

As far as I'm aware, an honours degree is just a really good 1st, whether you take a joint-subject degree or not :tongue:

Reply 1795

JamalAhmed

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

Just having this conversation... You can major and minor in two things or I'm exceptional circumstances major.in two...

Cambridge however will not have a joint honours per se

I'm not clued up with the technicalities...

:reel:

That's the only reason why I believe American universities are better. Their join honours system is very good.

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Original post by JamalAhmed

That's the only reason why I believe American universities are better. Their join honours system is very good.

No, they're really broad but not in depth.

:reel:

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Kittaaaaay

Original post by L'Evil Fish

Just having this conversation... You can major and minor in two things or I'm exceptional circumstances major.in two...

Cambridge however will not have a joint honours per se

I'm not clued up with the technicalities...

:reel:

Original post by MangoFreak

As far as I'm aware, an honours degree is just a really good 1st, whether you take a joint-subject degree or not :tongue:

So say I wanted to take a science but also philosophy? Like would I be able to?

Original post by L'Evil Fish

No, they're really broad but not in depth.

:reel:

This is very true. My old geo teacher was an American who'd studied in both the USA and England, and he said that the American system is very broad and allows you more freedom, whilst the UK system is very specific and makes you specialise.

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