hey eddie

and im ok thanks capn' just done my english lit exam

how'd it go?
what was it on?

it went ok thanks, i did a question on 'of mice and men' and then some questions on poems by Carol Ann Duffy and Simon Armatige

i fuc[I]k[/I]ing hate Simon Wankatige! he's a moaning [I]cu[/I]nt and should burn!
his poetry is so truly appaling it makes me sick! and to think that generations of lit students are put off poetry by his bile!

hey Eddie, hows the guitar coming along?

i play a 4 stringer now....

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you given up with the Shine?

no, i killed 2 guitar strings, i havent aforded new(72 precision on the way remember? :p) so i hvent played it since..

argh, i just recorded a really weird 'song'

i just finished listening to The Locust followed by the Jesu mini album and then some Cannibal Corpse and i think i just reprocessed it all into a 3 minuite deludge of sludgey crap!

it scares me :confused:

Hmm. English Lit GCSE smelled today. Comparing short stories and then 4 poems? No thanks. But luckily, never again. I'm so close to being able to burn all my exercise books, I can almost taste it... 11 exams to go. But the waiting is the worst part... An RE exam on Friday afternoon, then a week off >.< Its horible knowing you've got to go back to exams.

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-Gav

you gotta explain me this girl pants thing gav.. aint that like... REALY uncomfortable?

Mornin' Gav! How's it?

And at least we didn't do Mr Simon Armitage then... We did Seamus Heaney (does he have any poems [b]not[/b] about digging potatoes up...? :amaze: ) and Gillian Clarke. Stupid underlying political message in [b]every[/b] poem...

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[QUOTE=Eddie-the-Trooper]you gotta explain me this girl pants thing gav.. aint that like... REALY uncomfortable?[/QUOTE]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :p

Some say it is, but my friends and I wear girl's pants all the time and I find it much more comfortable...I don't like huge jeans that fall off my legs. :p

These jeans just fit and feel better.

However, some say it's like a cheap motel...


...no ball room. ;)

Morning, fat bandit.

If I randomly stop posting, assume the bell rang and I had to go to history class. :p

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-Gav

[QUOTE=fatbandit] We did Seamus Heaney (does he have any poems [b]not[/b] about digging potatoes up...? :amaze: )[/QUOTE]
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rotflmao!!

If you don't like Heaney and potatoes, don't read any poems by Theodore Roethkey (I butchered his last name, it's something phonetically similar...I know that). He got off to plants, if you know what I mean.

One poem called Frau something (various names listed after it) is about the author's sexual fascination with these old German hags who worked in his dad's garden all day. :lol:

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-Gav

i could probaly get into a pair of girl pants, but i would have looked even more pissed off than i usualy do.. i hate having things thight :lol:

girls pants? as in underwear? or trousers? curse you d4mn yanks and your alternate meanings!

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Wait.. now im confused to.. you mean girl PANTS right? not girl underwear?

Dude, I don't read poetry for pleasure, I'm sorry to say. And the only poems I have elft to do are ones from other cultures. I find it impossible to be doing texts for school and enjoy them.

english gcse. i was so scaird i was litraly shaking because my english teacher had told us that you were aloud to do lil pencil marks in your books so id done stars next to qoutes, we were then told in teh exam that youd be disqualified if you had any marks in your books and people started going round checking :0.....luckily some one shoved there hand up before the teacher reached me and he didnt check the rest of the row. man that was scairy.
my noval was to kill a mocking bird wich is quality, i think i did ok on that, the poems on teh other hand i did **** at, i had simon armatage and carrol ann duffy pluss pre 1914 and i did **** on em because i couldnt concentrate and was still uber scaird cos they had started book checking again

to calm down i lissend to megadeath, dilinger escape plan and a lil slip knot

You mean girls' [b]trousers[/b], right, not girls' [b]pants[/b]?

;)

/Joins in language barrier. Is sorry.

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Dude, why did everyone do the novels, not short stories except us...?

And you weren't supposed to have annotated anthologies in the first place, you should have been told that. They should have given you fresh ones, which you were allowed to annotate in the exam...

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well i know that now my teacher had told us difrentley, thats why i was ****ing em

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[QUOTE=fatbandit]You mean girls' [b]trousers[/b], right, not girls' [b]pants[/b]?

;)

/Joins in language barrier. Is sorry.

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Can someone then please tell me the difference between trousers and pants??
I'm really getting confused now, cause i always thought it was the same...

hey guys whats going on

[QUOTE=bassi3]Can someone then please tell me the difference between trousers and pants??
I'm really getting confused now, cause i always thought it was the same...[/QUOTE]

it is.. American and English for the same thing... confusing for us non english speakin...

Right. In England (and possibly European countries, I'm not sure), pants are underwear (like Y-fronts), and trousers are your jeans, chinos, cords, what have you. In America, pants means the same as the English trousers. I'm not sure if Americans even use the word trousers...

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