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Original post by SuperHuman98
I didnt think this thread would turn out so confusing
Ezio,you a cheeky one
No 
are you?
are you?
Can you do great fades?
Original post by Texxers
Wow. What a waste of a thread. #Clickbait2k17
Whoever makes the "today on TSR" would be proud of this
Original post by SuperHuman98
Whoever makes the "today on TSR" would be proud of this
Lmao ikr. They always think of the most clickbait worthy thread titles ever, it's impressive imo.
Original post by SuperHuman98
noone gets the joke -.-
This is TSR, what did you expect?!
Original post by Texxers
Lmao ikr. They always think of the most clickbait worthy thread titles ever, it's impressive imo.
I think this will end up on TSR today
Original post by SuperHuman98
noone gets the joke -.-
lol i got it well send a pic of you fresh trim then
Original post by It's****ingWOODY
As I've always said, having a degree doesn't guarantee you the job of your dreams and a healthy bank balance. Might transpire that you're just not the right person for the job, or you might even decide that you don't want to pursue it as a career once you've actually experienced it. I'm 27 now and several people from my school and college classes went to uni and did their degrees, I can count on one hand the amount that are probably financially better off than me and I never even went to uni after doing my A levels.
What the **** are you doing on a student forum, you sad sad man.
Original post by sertyuer
What the **** are you doing on a student forum, you sad sad man.
Signed up here for the Learning To Drive forum when I was doing my lessons still, ended up staying. Bit weird of you to ask questions about someone who's apparently sad, but nvm eh
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