Both my parents haven't worked since the 1980s and I've got a Cambridge offer AMA

Thank you for your explanation. I'm sure you'll understand I find it funny that you defend it so well when you make the claim that everybody else's job is as lazy and skill-less as I just made yours out to be. Don't you agree?

I have never heard of year 10 work experience. In my view, there is very little value any work experience could give you at that age.

A graduate job is experience.

Grades are not an indicator of anything but the ability to work in academia. There is no indication of potential whatsoever, and many people who get great grades go on to do nothing particularly spectacular. It demonstrates you have the ability to read a large book, then write about what you learned in that book which is, perhaps surprisingly to you, not that useful for the majority of jobs in the real world.

I'm sorry if I have disturbed your vision of what it means to be an animal.

I have never heard of year 10 work experience. In my view, there is very little value any work experience could give you at that age.

A graduate job is experience.

Grades are not an indicator of anything but the ability to work in academia. There is no indication of potential whatsoever, and many people who get great grades go on to do nothing particularly spectacular. It demonstrates you have the ability to read a large book, then write about what you learned in that book which is, perhaps surprisingly to you, not that useful for the majority of jobs in the real world.

I'm sorry if I have disturbed your vision of what it means to be an animal.

you look very pretty here. i think you'd be a very beautiful drag queen

OT: why don't your parents work? what is your career aspiration? have you always had a flair for academia? what motivates you?

Why do you have so many red gems? What did you do?

Had very strong opinions about things during GCSE, and a generally arrogant attitude. From my observations at the time.

Well done on your interview! AlphaNick (in my year onTSR) was really arrogant.

He was although firstly I think a lot of it was piss-taking rather than being totally serious and also he calmed down a bit.

I agree. On the first GCSE chat thread someone asked him if he would share his notes. He then replied saying no which lead the other user called him selfish. Then right after he wrote a full essay on his life successes etc which started off with "Do you not know who I am?!"

Well done on your interview! AlphaNick (in my year onTSR) was really arrogant.

I'm sorry I don't recognise your username

In my view, there is very little value any work experience could give you at that age.

I'm in year 12 so I dont think we would have spoken in the past.

Erm what were you congratulating me on?