Nearly. EEE, I'm sure he'll pick the rest up in London.or acquisition of power
Nearly. EEE, I'm sure he'll pick the rest up in London.or acquisition of power
An excellent choice, tis what I did and look how I turned out.Nearly. EEE, I'm sure he'll pick the rest up in London.
I'll be certain to use you as an example.An excellent choice, tis what I did and look how I turned out.
View attachment 140191 Bingo, some are brunette but all female, pretty and white.
You need a degree to sweep the floor in Maccy D these daysDoes no bugger go to school nowadays to get a job at the end of it?
I am a proud uncle. My nephew was predicted to get 2 As, a B and a C... and he needed two As and a B.
He actually ended up with two A*s (Physics and Chemistry), A (Maths) and B (History).He's off to study Stupidly Difficult Maths and Astrophysics at Birmingham Uni... and his girlfriend has also got into Birmingham Uni.
.... And a broom, that helps I find....You need a degree to sweep the floor in Maccy D these days
i got EEE for my A-levels ...Nearly. EEE, I'm sure he'll pick the rest up in London.
Teachers still do....Does no bugger go to school nowadays to get a job at the end of it?
As the father of a blonde who at 6.30am was devastated that she fell short of her offer by a grade I can relate to this. When she logged onto UCAS tracking and couldn't find an update from her first choice, but a rejection from her second choice, things got a little darker. The actual jumping started about an hour later when she had rung the admissions tutor to be told she had been accepted despite the missing points. So, a now very happy blonde Cubette is on her way to Hull to do a BEd in Special and Inclusive Education.
The blond in the household got more than enough points to do his chosen course, and when he logged onto UCAS tracking to confirm, discovered that some time ago his offer had been made unconditional in any case. He was very restrained, and didn't start any personal jumping until his sister was able to celebrate. Cubester's off to Harper Adams to do a BSc in Rural Enterprise and Land Management.
I actually sang that to her.......She's on a "Highway to Hull" then
My offer for Sheffield was EE, which pleased my Geography teacher enormously. He was a Yorkshireman.i got EEE for my A-levels ...
Reminds me of an occasion when I was asked to appear at a location featuring in a local cycle campaigning issue to meet a photographer. Thinking that anything that would help the cycling cause was probably a "good thing", I duly appeared on site and met the photographer who asked me to lean on my bike with a particular expression on my face, I can't remember now which expression he wanted.. I immediately pointed out that I wasn't interested in play acting and he could take a picture of the problem area and be gone.