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Reply 140

NDGAARONDI

mobb_theprequel

Chill. I haven't registered for LNAT yet, there's still time.

Nor have I, I wanted my UCAS number ready to save having to go back putting it in later.

Reply 141

mobb_theprequel

NDGAARONDI

Nor have I, I wanted my UCAS number ready to save having to go back putting it in later.

My excuse is sheer laziness. :biggrin:

Reply 142

NDGAARONDI

mobb_theprequel

My excuse is sheer laziness. :biggrin:

So why bother with Oxford? :biggrin:

Reply 143

mobb_theprequel

NDGAARONDI

So why bother with Oxford? :biggrin:

Good question.

I guess the proof of the pudding is in the eating.

Reply 144

NDGAARONDI

Or why bother with Law at all? :tongue:

Reply 145

ian-in-northamp

Good grief. I look away for a couple of minutes, and the thread takes on a life of its own. And we're talking about eating puddings? In fact, I just got an email from said daughter - who, undoubtedly, should be doing something more productive at school - asking me to send her LNAT registration code. Silly girl - it's on the PC at home...

Reply 146

NDGAARONDI

I don't need mean to come across as critical but is she forgetful? I do not mean this in an insincere manner. It's just if she does study Law at degree level...well you might imagine :biggrin:

I get forgetful at times :tongue:

Reply 147

ian-in-northamp

There has to be the basis of an excellent TV program in there - a lawyer with a poor memory. Or perhaps a detective with a poor memory? (Ah, no - that's been done - you're probably too young to remember Columbo...) Is she forgetful? I can't remember... Can you inherit a forgetfulness gene? If 'yes', she may well be... Alternatively, I have destroyed tens of millions of memory cells these past many years by subjecting them to a variety of biological, herbal and chemical assaults, and it could be that that has somehow transmitted itself to her. :biggrin:

But with teenagers - well, this one at least - it's difficult to tell if they're forgetful or not. Because if you say to them "Have you forgotten to...?" the answer is invariably "NO. I was just going to do it!" I've learned not to ask... :rolleyes:

Reply 148

NDGAARONDI

I know Columbo. Never got to see her wife in the programmes I don't think. No idea if Rumpole was forgetful :biggrin:

Kavanagh QC and Judge John Deed have both forgotten important events in their lives :tongue:

Reply 149

ian-in-northamp

We could start a new thread - perhaps not appropriate here: "Favourite Legal People On TV/In Movies". My vote would go to Joe Pesci in "My Cousin Vinnie" every time... But we digress. That said: at very close to 4,000 views, the thread must be interesting some people. Come on you lurkers!

Reply 150

Acaila

"I eat criminals for breakfast and lollipops for afters"
Go Kojak!
And Quincy of course. He inspired me mum to have urges to become a forensic detective :confused:

If she's sending off tomorrow Ian then it should get there in time. :smile:

Reply 151

NDGAARONDI

Do you need to send the letter with the form registered/special delivery or just with proof of postage?

Reply 152

ian-in-northamp

Acaila: what happened to 'huggus whorus'? :confused:

Ndgaarondi: good question... I'll try and raise it casually with her.

Reply 153

Acaila

Just decided on a change proclaiming that I am senior sycophant and spin doctor to the forum's future dictator, the wonderful Mr White. :smile:

Always a hug whore of course. It's still in the sig, and will no doubt go back in at some point.

I bet my school didn't get proof of postage or anything!! My poor application :eek: