The golden triangle (excluding Imperial), Bristol, Nottingham, Durham and a couple of others are amongst the best.
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what do you mean firstly i said a good uni the best if possible,secondly you cant judge a person from a single sentence,thirdly you spelt uxbridge wrong and if from what you are saying that im not smart look at my alevel grades first which is AAB now explain how that is not smart and what does an oxbridge candidate sound like.lastly when i mean smart i mean knowledgeable which is to say someone who has knowledge on this subject im asking, not someone with no knowledge and for you to even say that comment makes me question your instult your intelligence but thats only my opinion (fact)
Original post by 999tigger
Have to agree straight to it and no grey in there. Wheres my magic 8 ball?
Sometimes people dont deserve a definitive answer as they will only misuse it.
Sometimes people dont deserve a definitive answer as they will only misuse it.
so i should just send him a question
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