Mine has been broken for pretty much half the time i've had it. I got it fixed at the start of my exams so i feel many failures coming on. Not that i really care too mcuh....

What exams are you taking?

A2s in french, geography and PE. you?

A2 History, English, Media and Maths.

4 subjects!! That's pretty cool, must be hard work

I should have dropped Maths.

Since when 4 subjects are too many?

They are with A-Levels.

Since you do an extremely detailed and difficult course for each subject.

The average is to take 3 A Levels.

OR 4 AS levels and then drop one.

Ok ok. I don't get it. Nevermind... You crazy british...

Media and PE are both bogus A Levels.

ie they're both crocks of shi't.

Media is a load of shi[u]t[/u]. I should know.

Someone that's bored please explain me that weird system you have there please. What's this A level ****?

I dropped out of school, so I don't need to worry about finals. I kinda regret dropping out though.

[QUOTE=albert_bass]Someone that's bored please explain me that weird system you have there please. What's this A level ****?[/QUOTE]
You have 2 schools: Primary and Secondary. Primary from 5 to 11 and Secondary from 11 to 18. YOu take SATs at 7, 11 and 13. They don't mean anything. From 14-16 you take GCSEs, usually about 10, which include compulsory ones (English, Maths and Science) and several optional ones. After GCSEs you leave compulsory education but you can carry on doing A-Levels at a College or school. A-Levels are the courses designed to take you up to degree level and take 2 years. The first year (AS level) most people take 4 and then drop the one they like the least for the second year (A2 level).

I'm still confused.

I'm so glad I don't go to school there. That is confusing as hell.

I was tired, so i left school to go home and sleep yet i ended up on mx...

No it's not.

GCSE: 14-16, compulsory, around 10 subjects
A-Level: 16-18, non-compulsory, 3-5 subjects

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]You have 2 schools: Primary and Secondary. Primary from 5 to 11 and Secondary from 11 to 18. YOu take SATs at 7, 11 and 13. They don't mean anything. From 14-16 you take GCSEs, usually about 10, which include compulsory ones (English, Maths and Science) and several optional ones. After GCSEs you leave compulsory education but you can carry on doing A-Levels at a College or school. A-Levels are the courses designed to take you up to degree level and take 2 years. The first year (AS level) most people take 4 and then drop the one they like the least for the second year (A2 level).[/QUOTE]

Ok, I got it. Thanks.

I'm in Video Production right now. I need to come up with a pitch for my Vaq Original.

Charlies Angels meets Boston Beatdown with more full-frontal nudity.

Hahahaha, the CA/BB idea is awesome. I'd watch that.

I'm ripping off this movie I saw in like 5th grade about some kid who plays a virtual reality game and it ends up being reality. It's crazy and filled with cheesy unecessary violence!

sounds like Tron, but less lame and more unlame. hehe:)

[QUOTE=SpecialBoy]Media and PE are both bogus A Levels.

ie they're both crocks of shi't.[/QUOTE]

i'd like to see you try and do some of this sh!t.

So yeah, I pitched the movie idea and I got it ok'd. Now to create characters...

Some kid was wearing an Anti Flag shirt today, and he told me he didnt even listen to them. I was about to kick his ***, but then i just walked away like a good kid,

[QUOTE=PaintSteveGreen]Some kid was wearing an Anti Flag shirt today, and he told me he didnt even listen to them. I was about to kick his ***, but then i just walked away like a good kid,[/QUOTE]

1st option better, I hate that. My friend has a shirt of DK and he only likes California Uber Alles. And I can't have the shirt because he likes it. It sucks.

[QUOTE=Twat_Out_Of_Hell]finally got my f'ucking bass fixed, Sounds so much better now, thank god[/QUOTE]

Ahh, i've been playing too much and my fingers are in tatters

[QUOTE=Twat_Out_Of_Hell]Ahh, i've been playing too much and my fingers are in tatters[/QUOTE]

Hehehe it happens to me quite often. I don't play in a while and when I have the chance I play too much... That's why I usually play with pick.

Hahaha, i play with a pick. I@m talking about my left hand, i've been sliding it up and down the strings too much and now the skin is coming off.

I haven't played my bass properly for ages

Oh... My left hand is like... A professional bassist hand. It's indestructible now.

It feels weird to type with my left hand at the moment.

Still, off to watch the champions league final now, so who cares...

Who were in the final? I don't remember...

Milan vs liverpool

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]You have 2 schools: Primary and Secondary. Primary from 5 to 11 and Secondary from 11 to 18. YOu take SATs at 7, 11 and 13. They don't mean anything. From 14-16 you take GCSEs, usually about 10, which include compulsory ones (English, Maths and Science) and several optional ones. After GCSEs you leave compulsory education but you can carry on doing A-Levels at a College or school. A-Levels are the courses designed to take you up to degree level and take 2 years. The first year (AS level) most people take 4 and then drop the one they like the least for the second year (A2 level).[/QUOTE]
*secondary= 11-16 (only some are 11-18)
sixth form/college for A Levels=17-18 (Some schools have sixth forms attatched)

James I was pissed at Arsenal winning the other day....merely cos Palace went down while your bloody team had to go and win :upset:

The british system makes sense.

Nick you're such an anglo-slut.