Can i claim to of got the highest mark in the country?

could someone please explain what "BPSTIC" means?


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I went to a private school for GCSE's and AS and was removed because of ADHD related problems including poor organisational skills and an inability to conform to their strict homework regulations, like proving you had done 3 hours a day
I was told to consider doing BTECS but had another crack at A levels at a local state school
My Politics Teacher really enjoyed hearing my opinions and after i started getting in the same kind of troubles i had at the previous school pleaded to the headmaster that i be given a chance.
I spent most of my time at home studying, able to sleep and live how I was comfterble, and soon gained a weird ability to hyper focus
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8496955.stm
Because I went from U's to 100% , it was a big deal for me. Because it was a bad underpeforming school, it was a big deal for them. Because my D in Chemistry stopped me from studying Politics at my Firm and Insurance choice, it ended up being a nice memory in a dark twist to my A level year
Because of the story the grade came from, I am keen to know what it is and is not. It might be an ego trip, but I don't think its a hugely deplorable one,
Also had a Physco mess with my head the whole year, was nice middle finger thing to shove in her face

If it is a profound desire of yours to assert yourself as 'the most supreme' in the country, then it should be possible to contact the exam board for the results. However, although you may be a singularity with your grade in school, it does not necessarily mean that there not others who have not been awarded 100 UMS. You've done extraordinarily well, I must admit; the fact that the likelihood of anyone else in the UK having those marks is low, and may disappoint you further.
As a younger student, I received the highest grade in Science in my year (200+ teenagers). I was immensely proud of my achievement, of course.. but I did not tell those in my class, as I did not want them to perceive me as arrogant.
I suggest that you share with your excellent marks with your relatives and close friends, but do not promote yourself as ostentatious in any way. It's unlikely that it will benefit you further in the future from being able to make the statement 'I received the highest marks in the country', so in short terms, I personally would not contact the exam board.
Congratulations on your mark, however - you've achieved lots, and shall strive in the future if you continue to be awarded grades similar to yours in Politics.

oi stop pontificating it makes yer sound like a plumb

Oi, correct your grammar; it'll hopefully get you somewhere someday.

bragging about scores is unappealing. if i went around boasting about my rep-leader status people would not be impressed.

I think my grammar is alright considering I got an 8 and a 9 in English.
Has no one yet told you about text speech? Perhaps not or perhaps you're just too damn autistic to relate.
Did you even know what pontificate meant? Probably not, so don't go round acting like a dictionary when there are plenty of words that'd baffle your tiny mind.

Do you know what autistic means?

from experience ive a general idea of what it is

anyway you just ignored every other point i made you saddo