pantsukudasai said:
I saw a pic of a fattass woman crying when she smelles and tried to eat brocolli, must be the same you speak of

I cry too the way I see people fuck up broccoli. It’s best raw or in a stir fry, not boiled till it’s soggy then covered in not cheese. *gags*

In short. I hate Murikan cuisine.

[b]04 – Harue Kudoh (Super GALS!)[/b]
02 – Juliet Nao Zhang (Mai-Otome)
[b]13 – Kyoko Honda (Fruits Basket)[/b]
06 – Madoka Ayukawa (Kimagure Orange Road)
05 – Michiko Malandro (Michiko to Hatchin)
13 – Ushio Makunouchi (Hyakko)

He thinks you’re a prostitute.

triumf said:

Please don't be vague Nin,
people will… misunderstand

triumf said:

Edit: Nevermind, I thought it said "I do things to earn money"

Well, that's essentially what I meant.

kudichan said:

He's better than his predecessors.

The entire position of education secretary has been given to the incompetent guy whom you do not want to make sad by ignoring. The last decent one I can think of was probably kenneth clarke

spacesavage said:
(shhhh, I know it is grauniad)

Shame on you.

Rice, Say-yon choi tarn (Watercress soup), gern-tun gay (Some type of chicken that tastes good), broccoli and pea pods.

Me no good at translating.

pantsukudasai said:

So is that Kaguya or Mokou?

pantsukudasai said:

RIP Illusiointank, died of dispair upon contemplation of his lifespan

Don’t worry that tiny branch can’t hold his weight.
It’ll break and then he’ll tell the girl. WTF were you thinking I could have died?

Char said:

So is that Kaguya or Mokou?

It’s Evangeline from Negima.

kudichan said:

You need to take into account what British education is like.

The way our system works encourages schools to push their students to get as many qualifications in easy subjects as possible, without regard for whether the qualifications are actually useful for the student. The student is often deceived about this.

For the purpose of school rankings (which pushy parents with hard-working, well-behaved children use to decide which school they send their children to) and continuing to get funding, an A in hairdressing is worth the same as an A in physics. Schools that don't play the game may find themselves stuck with the stupid/psychotic children no other school wanted and people from the government threatening to shut them down.

The current education minister wants to change this, but the teachers' union (which is quite militant and exists solely to make life easier for the teachers, with no regard for the students) is doing everything it can to thwart him.

What’s your solution?

spacesavage said:

Then again it is Michael Gove who is somewhere between a malicious cunt and an incompetent twat.

[img]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-LUEoYdXw6hE/UQali2mJPzI/AAAAAAAAC2A/MLjQjmncPmU/s1600/Screen+Shot+2013-01-28+at+16.22.19.png[/img]
(shhhh, I know it is grauniad)

He’s better than his predecessors.

kudichan said:

The current education minister wants to change this, but the teachers' union (which is quite militant and exists solely to make life easier for the teachers, with no regard for the students) is doing everything it can to thwart him.

Then again it is Michael Gove who is somewhere between a malicious cunt and an incompetent twat.

[img]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-LUEoYdXw6hE/UQali2mJPzI/AAAAAAAAC2A/MLjQjmncPmU/s1600/Screen+Shot+2013-01-28+at+16.22.19.png[/img]
(shhhh, I know it is grauniad)

triumf said:

It's relatively easy to pick up and it does intercepts with law rather frequently,
but in the current job market it's highly saturated and in low demand.

You need to take into account what British education is like.

The way our system works encourages schools to push their students to get as many qualifications in easy subjects as possible, without regard for whether the qualifications are actually useful for the student. The student is often deceived about this.

For the purpose of school rankings (which pushy parents with hard-working, well-behaved children use to decide which school they send their children to) and continuing to get funding, an A in hairdressing is worth the same as an A in physics. Schools that don't play the game may find themselves stuck with the stupid/psychotic children no other school wanted and people from the government threatening to shut them down.

The current education minister wants to change this, but the teachers' union (which is quite militant and exists solely to make life easier for the teachers, with no regard for the students) is doing everything it can to thwart him.

<blockquote><cite>illusiontank said:</cite>
Currently Contemplating everything that has happened in my lifespan.

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RIP Illusiointank, died of dispair upon contemplation of his lifespan

setsumei said:

Kuttsukiboshi

AHH, yes the yuri one the art is familiar but I cant remember lol.

triumf said:

I would say focus everything on Law, obtain an internship, and then push for Government and Politics; at the very most push for G&P as a minor or concentration.

The UK uni system does not really have the minor / major distinction

uteki said:
The top uni's in the Uk want AAA or ABB or AAB. I already have a hard subject which is English Lit which Uni's value.

Depending on the subject there can be better uni’s outside of the A*AA, AAB and ABB ranges. Make sure to check the employability records! (I believe UCAS supplies them on the website)