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

Original post by Meliss

What on earth is a cucumber Shadab

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You don't know what a cucumber is ? :tongue:

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TheOriginalOatly

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Original post by Bude8

Ok Latin was the easiest exam ever, it was so faceroll. I finished in 25 minutes (we had an hour), and I reckon I can get 100% on that. Even the year 8s could do it.

And then it turns out you misread all the questions and got a U :h:

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TheOriginalOatly

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Original post by PriyaPaul

You don't know what a cucumber is ? :tongue:

I know what a cucumber is! :frown:

But no idea what 'cucumber Shadab' is

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Original post by Meliss

I know what a cucumber is! :frown:

But no idea what 'cucumber Shadab' is

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lool Shadab is L'Evil Fish's real name :wink:

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Enigma Machine

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Original post by Elm Tree

To hit people with it :lol:

Let me guess, misclick again? Shame on you.

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Elm Tree

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Original post by Bude8

Let me guess, misclick again? Shame on you.

Yeah lack of hon and all..

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MangoFreak

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These US immigration reforms I'm hearing so much about are intended to make it easier to work in the USA right? :gah:

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Original post by MangoFreak

These US immigration reforms I'm hearing so much about are intended to make it easier to work in the USA right? :gah:

UNfortunately, no. Don't get your hopes up, unless you are a genius mathematician, scientist, computer nerd, doctor or executive. It only makes it easier for a select group of people.

If you graduate from a uni there (a top one), your life will be a lot easier.

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Not necessarily, Indians and Chinese make up the vast majority of immigrants to the US as it is.

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justinawe

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Original post by Princepieman

UNfortunately, no. Don't get your hopes up, unless you are a genius mathematician, scientist, computer nerd, doctor or executive. It only makes it easier for a select group of people.

If you graduate from a uni there (a top one), your life will be a lot easier.

What exactly do you mean by "genius"... does something like having PhD from somewhere like Harvard/MIT count, or do you mean like Nobel prize / Fields medal winner etc?

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Omg seriously.. No more English lessons please...no more English yayyy :smile:

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Original post by justinawe

What exactly do you mean by "genius"... does something like having PhD from somewhere like Harvard/MIT count, or do you mean like Nobel prize / Fields medal winner etc?

The former, I used the word 'genius' to refer to people of superior intellect in the field of math. Doesn't the fact that they have completed a PhD indicate that they are more knowledgable?

EDIT: A Nobel Prize winner would have no issues :tongue:

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yh I know

But you could have ended it short..lool dw :wink:

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justinawe

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Original post by Princepieman

The former, I used the word 'genius' to refer to people of superior intellect in the field of math. Doesn't the fact that they have completed a PhD indicate that they are more knowledgable?

EDIT: A Nobel Prize winner would have no issues :tongue:

More knowledgeable for sure, but what constitutes a "genius" can be quite subjective :tongue:

Some people refer to that kid who gets straight A*s in secondary school as a "genius", while to some others, the term "genius" applies only to people like Einstein and Newton.

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Original post by justinawe

More knowledgeable for sure, but what constitutes a "genius" can be quite subjective :tongue:

Some people refer to that kid who gets straight A*s in secondary school as a "genius", while to some others, the term "genius" applies only to people like Einstein and Newton.

I agree, it's very similar to the words 'rich' or 'wealthy' in that sense.

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Elm Tree

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Crasting out of control today :frown:

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MangoFreak

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Original post by Princepieman

UNfortunately, no. Don't get your hopes up, unless you are a genius mathematician, scientist, computer nerd, doctor or executive. It only makes it easier for a select group of people.

If you graduate from a uni there (a top one), your life will be a lot easier.

...Well...I like to think I fall into several of those categories (or will at the time I wish to emigrate) :mmm:

I fully intend to gain a Ph.D/D.Phil (same thing) :lol:

Well Canada it is then :lol:

(I don't know if moving there is any easier, that was a joke, although I do want to move to Canada :tongue:

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