i dont know any sophies. its a pretty name though. ive always thought melissa and natasha are pretty names.......

[QUOTE=samick malibu]it sounds very interesting. the only philosophers that ring a bell with me are plato and locke, but it sounds very interesting indeed. is the mystique that surrounds philisophy true, do you really need to be super smart to study it?[/QUOTE]

I don't think so. The mystique surrounding it is the best bit though. It's the same as with Psychology.

[QUOTE=Bartender]I don't think so. The mystique surrounding it is the best bit though. It's the same as with Psychology.[/QUOTE]


Yes, it is an aura of mystery that Barteder wears like a dark cloak...

[QUOTE=Bartender]I don't think so. The mystique surrounding it is the best bit though. It's the same as with Psychology.[/QUOTE]

yeah, this gu at my school got called up for winning a scholarship for philosophy at melbourne uni or some such place, and he was greeted with reverent "ooo's" and "aah's" and people were almost afraid to talk to him for fear of being intellectually destroyed. what careers can you be looking at after a philisophy course?

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Yes, it is an aura of mystery that Barteder wears like a dark cloak...[/QUOTE]

:cool:

Underneath of course he is wearing his Versace cocktail dress.



*waits for the :( smilie*

[QUOTE=samick malibu]yeah, this gu at my school got called up for winning a scholarship for philosophy at melbourne uni or some such place, and he was greeted with reverent "ooo's" and "aah's" and people were almost afraid to talk to him for fear of being intellectually destroyed. what careers can you be looking at after a philisophy course?[/QUOTE]

I've no idea. The main things a philosophy degree gives you, hopefully, are nothing to do with work, they're just personal.

Apart from teaching the subject or being an author on it, I don't think it leads into anything in particular. Very non-vocational. Booklets and things tell you that it leads to opportunities in management and journalism, but that's only because you wrote plenty of essays and had to organise your thoughts a lot, which almost any Arts degree will do.

I personally have no idea what I want to do with it. I just took it because I like the subject.

:naughty:
heh...ive always wanted an excuse to use that smilie...

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Underneath of course he is wearing his Versace cocktail dress.



*waits for the :( smilie*[/QUOTE]

:(.

:)

Anyway, I do actually have to go now. Already hung aruond 40 minutes longer than I'd planned. See you all later.

[QUOTE=Bartender]I've no idea. The main things a philosophy degree gives you, hopefully, are nothing to do with work, they're just personal.

Apart from teaching the subject or being an author on it, I don't think it leads into anything in particular. Very non-vocational. Booklets and things tell you that it leads to opportunities in management and journalism, but that's only because you wrote plenty of essays and had to organise your thoughts a lot, which almost any Arts degree will do.

I personally have no idea what I want to do with it. I just took it because I like the subject.[/QUOTE]

fair enough. im looking at journalism myself, and an arts degree of some sort....history perhaps. what uni do you go to?

*pops back in quickly*

Leeds. The real one, not the Met.

Bye Bartender. :wave:

ya so Thanskgiving is coming up...

My store plans on being open that day :upset:

i want to go into journalism to...
but im only doing my GCSE's at the mo, and i need to get an A* in english first

At least you can pick your subjects.

I have to go with the good ol' seven period day.
1 English
2 PE
3 French
4 US History
5 Math
6 Science
7 Office assistant stuff

:(

im sure you will.

I am taking engineering...

i take electronics
its great, were making these very loud 20 watt speakers for our major project

I'm studying fiction and history, with cool varieties. For instance I just finished a class that's basically "spy class" called the History of Espionage. We do everything from the Hitler assassination attempt to learning how the CIA works from the ex-Deputy Director of International Operations William Price. Badass, but that's SLC for ya: really cool relevant classes. Instead of ****.

What unis do you guys go to?

im still doing my GCSE's.. im only 15

Asu

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]Asu[/QUOTE]

All my girlfriend's friends go there. Hehe, you might know some of them, which means you know me by...what is it? Three degrees of separation?

[url]http://www.1112.net/lastpage.html[/url]

that is so funny...
well i think it is anyway

[QUOTE=Ripper22]All my girlfriend's friends go there. Hehe, you might know some of them, which means you know me by...what is it? Three degrees of separation?[/QUOTE]
Indeed...and if they're hot, I probably should get to know them if I don't... ;)

[QUOTE=88_Fingers_Joe][url]http://www.1112.net/lastpage.html[/url]

that is so funny...
well i think it is anyway[/QUOTE]

Yeah it is. :lol: No worries, I thought it was funny too.

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]Indeed...and if they're hot, I probably should get to know them if I don't... ;)[/QUOTE]

Hot people make friends with hot people. Therefore, according to this general rule and the pictures of her friends I've seen, they are. :thumb: They are.

^so true

haha

[QUOTE=Ripper22]Hot people make friends with hot people. Therefore, according to this general rule and the pictures of her friends I've seen, they are. :thumb: They are.[/QUOTE]
Rock on, I need some names and addys then ;)

lol....
we are all such geeks, and i love it!
zeppelin, how do u post so much in one day, i swear u have to spam!