I have a crush on two guys at sixth form AMA

This is where your detective skills come in. You need to investigate this situation further like the FBI and figure out what his relationship really is. Then, you need to say FAWK IT and YOLO it and find a way to go up and speak to him. You need to be confident in yourself and find the right opportunity to go up and speak to him.

Okay find out for me then I'll tell you what to do next dw

I am a detective on crack, I have a page on the first guy and everything. His name, personal details, subjects he takes and where he even sits for his subjects. 😂 I am on it.

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As for the second guy only his name.

First guy it is you are going for then? Check him out on facebook?

First guy it is you are going for then? Check him out on facebook?

I am a detective on crack, I have a page on the first guy and everything. His name, personal details, subjects he takes and where he even sits for his subjects. 😂 I am on it.

@tasha_tah
@Lychee627
@eden3


As for the second guy only his name.

You should find out more about the second guy then draw up a table about the pros and cons of each guy and come up with a conclusion on which guy you prefer. This essay should be no more than 1,000 words and must not be plagiarised. There are a total of 25 marks available for this assignment. The deadline is the 31st of November 2017. Good luck

He doesn't have FB I tried his social media but they are private.

He gives the impression of a f-boy, but it's arguable.

First guy it is you are going for then? Check him out on facebook?

Did you make this comment on crack too?

How about next time you choose a life rather than being someones errand boy,yeah?

If Janette doesn't like pineapple on her pizza but Steven has recently invested in a high-tech coffee machine, what is the percentage by mass of chlorine in an average smoke detector?
Explain in detail. A bonus mark will be awarded to a reference to the Smurfs. You will be marked on your spelling, punctuation and grammar. [12 marks]

I'll field this one for the OP so I can avoid doing my actually important essay due on Monday.

Assuming Janette doesn't like pineapple on pizza, and Steven has a high tech coffee machine, it would stand to reason that Janette and Steven live in our universe, given they're both normal human beings doing their own thing. This is different from parallel universes, such as the one in which the Smurfs live.

In this normal universe, the average smoke detector is built in two ways: You've got ionisation detectors and photoelectric detectors. A photolectric one just uses an infrared light and a photoelectric receiver to detect smoke. The smoke gets in way of light, and so reduces absorption by the photoelectric receiver. This sets off the alarm, and then the entirety of your uni halls have to be evacuated at 2am because a drunk girl tried to cook chips. In this instance, no chlorine should be used so nothing there.

In an ionisation detector, radionuclides are used to ionise the air. Chlorine-36 is a radionuclide, but it's used for exposure dating of rocks, not as an ionising agent in smoke detectors. That prestigious job goes to Americium-241, usually.

In conclusion, the average percentage mass of chlorine in the household smoke detector, when assuming the Janette hates pineapple on pizza and that Steven has a nice coffee machine, is close to 0%.

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Well add him on social media then? Or ask for his sc?



Hmmmmm

I'll field this one for the OP so I can avoid doing my actually important essay due on Monday.

Assuming Janette doesn't like pineapple on pizza, and Steven has a high tech coffee machine, it would stand to reason that Janette and Steven live in our universe, given they're both normal human beings doing their own thing. This is different from parallel universes, such as the one in which the Smurfs live.

In this normal universe, the average smoke detector is built in two ways: You've got ionisation detectors and photoelectric detectors. A photolectric one just uses an infrared light and a photoelectric receiver to detect smoke. The smoke gets in way of light, and so reduces absorption by the photoelectric receiver. This sets off the alarm, and then the entirety of your uni halls have to be evacuated at 2am because a drunk girl tried to cook chips. In this instance, no chlorine should be used so nothing there.

In an ionisation detector, radionuclides are used to ionise the air. Chlorine-36 is a radionuclide, but it's used for exposure dating of rocks, not as an ionising agent in smoke detectors. That prestigious job goes to Americium-241, usually.

In conclusion, the average percentage mass of chlorine in the household smoke detector, when assuming the Janette hates pineapple on pizza and that Steven has a nice coffee machine, is close to 0%.

Bibliography:

just beautiful bit about uni is 283% true I loved it
13/12 op needs to learn from u!