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The Super Juicy CURRENT YEAR 11 (2012-13) THREAD Mark V

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Original post by Elm Tree
Sixth Form. Thanks :smile:


:yes: And thanks

Honours progamme at Cambridge I'm guessing?
I know they're going to accept you, you're probably the smartest person I've ever met :smile: They'd be crazy to reject you!


:awesome:

:nah: it's for the college I've applied too! Thanks :smile: but that's probably not true haha
Original post by L'Evil Fish
:awesome:

:nah: it's for the college I've applied too! Thanks :smile: but that's probably not true haha


I'm being serious :yes:

I've never met anyone who self taught themselves so much stuff before :wink:
Original post by Elm Tree
I'm being serious :yes:

I've never met anyone who self taught themselves so much stuff before :wink:


In time you shall :h:
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Good Morning
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Omg... Back from school. Saw about a thousand Chinese children at my school, they're all sooooo cute!


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Omg... Back from school. Saw about a thousand Chinese children at my school, they're all sooooo cute!


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everytime i go to school at the weekend there is always large african gatherings o.o
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everytime i go to school at the weekend there is always large african gatherings o.o


Lol it's so cool! Ahh, i want Chinese kids! They're so cuteeee!


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Afternoon all
Hey, I think I actually managed to write a passable paragraph of my book, for once :mmm:
Original post by MangoFreak
Hey, I think I actually managed to write a passable paragraph of my book, for once :mmm:


What's it about?
Original post by L'Evil Fish
What's it about?


It's not fleshed out enough for me to be able to tell you that yet :tongue:
Original post by MangoFreak
It's not fleshed out enough for me to be able to tell you that yet :tongue:


How about the paragraph then?
How many hours should i revise for religious studies?
Got an exam coming up thats why :smile:
Original post by L'Evil Fish
How about the paragraph then?


A quote from Writer's Digest:

"I don’t want to read your first draft, ever."

I stand by a marginally different quote of my own:

"I don't want you to read my first draft, ever."

:mmm:

It is sci-fi, I'll tell you that.
Alright bitches how the hell do I revise for RS because I've decided I don't really want a U in any actual GCSE, especially considering the unclarity regarding declaring it on UCAS (even though it's not techincally a grade, and it's GCSE so it matters little).
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Original post by MangoFreak
Alright bitches how the hell do I revise for RS because I've decided I don't really want a U in any actual GCSE, especially considering the unclarity regarding declaring it on UCAS (even though it's not techincally a grade, and it's GCSE so it matters little).


Firstly, it doesn't matter about the U, you don't declare it at GCSE.

Atheist way to answer:
Anyway, learn the definitions of everything. Find a religion you most disagree with (shouldn't be hard for you) and then write about what they think about the selected topic... Then you write about the opposing view and refute their initial claim (which is your view) and then write a sentence on how theists may reply to yours.

And then your opinion...

That's for the big markers and it's got me 100% every time :tongue:
Terrible!
I don't blame you, did the same thing last Saturday. But I had to wake earlier today because it was my sister's birthday.
Original post by L'Evil Fish
Firstly, it doesn't matter about the U, you don't declare it at GCSE.

Atheist way to answer:
Anyway, learn the definitions of everything. Find a religion you most disagree with (shouldn't be hard for you) and then write about what they think about the selected topic... Then you write about the opposing view and refute their initial claim (which is your view) and then write a sentence on how theists may reply to yours.

And then your opinion...

That's for the big markers and it's got me 100% every time :tongue:


Yeah immediately after posting that I went over the UCAS thread, read it again (just because I'm pernickety) and decided to forget it :lol:

If you think I don't like religion, you should see Ricky Gervais' tweets :rofl: Apart from being funny, they are also very truthful (no generalisations involved).
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Original post by MangoFreak
Yeah immediately after posting that I went over the UCAS thread, read it again (just because I'm pernickety) and decided to forget it :lol:

If you think I don't like religion, you should see Ricky Gervais' tweets :rofl: Apart from being funny, they are also very truthful (no generalisations involved).


I love reading his tweets! - despite the fact that I'm not an atheist


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