Sean Casey - originally Sean. I think he has been posting here for someshut up, i can't care what you use, and i wasn't talking to you, i thought
i
was talking to gramham,
who are you BTW?
haha free$haft
Neither have I.....No, we have a different one for that; "Coals to Newcastle" ... there
used to be lots of coal mines near Newcastle ... but I've never heard of
"Pouring oil onto troubled waters".
Yeah but you should also clip put anything that you are NOT replying to.The reason the convention of posting at the bottom exists is that you
can quickly scan the previous post as you scroll down, which refreshes
your memory.
different exams. (We were all very confused about this as we wern't toldWe only do English now, but we are examined in English and English
Literature.
We did it all under the general umberella but we were examined as two
What does that work out as?Exam results for the two Dec 1999 were
Eng.Lang: 84%
Eng.Lit.: 80%
I was quite pleased with them.
Wow...Now thats a waste.......what can you possibly learn in 35 mins?We have nine thirty-five minute lessons a day. During the week we have six
lessons of English. That's three hours thirty minutes of English lessons a
week.
Hmm...I only got 17......Paul Wright wrote:
so, who care, no one, if it bothers you so much, put a k/f on me, or
beg to my isop to ban me, i go my point acrros, i told peter he
misunderstood me
I make that 17 mistakes.
I make it 19. Any advance? Or is Paul now doing it deliberately so that
we can pull him to pieces?
Fair point. I shall stop.Bill Hayles wrote
Stephen Down wrote:
And also the easiest way to get flamedNot by me, but by the person you
are "insulting"
HehePaul Wright wrote
shut up, i can't care what you use, and i wasn't talking to you, i
thought
i
was talking to gramham,
who are you BTW?
haha free$haft
Sean Casey - originally Sean. I think he has been posting here for some
time, although I may be wrong. Does "The Highland Tycoon" ring any bells?
That's me. I noticed most people were posting with second names so IEddie
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AFAIK, the English Language is an A, and the English Literature a B.Eddie Bernard <e...@ttworld.the-whale.com> wrote
Exam results for the two Dec 1999 were
Eng.Lang: 84%
Eng.Lit.: 80%
I was quite pleased with them.
What does that work out as?
'C's?
An hour and a half a lesson? We are worked to the limit. Lesson after lessonWe have nine thirty-five minute lessons a day. During the week we have
six
lessons of English. That's three hours thirty minutes of English lessons
a
week.
Wow...Now thats a waste.......what can you possibly learn in 35 mins?
most of that would be used as refresh on the last lesson....
We would have 4 lessons in a day. slip two lessons in before lunch and 2
after..
On Tuesday and Wednesday. I have single lessons on Monday and Friday. NoneOne English and one Maths each day and all the rest of the subjects
patched
in wherever.
That was a good setup......You could start a project, and without much of
a
problem, get it finished in the same lesson......
Do you have 2 lessons pushed together as a double?
Sadly not, they are compulsory. I would have preferred to do something elseBTW can you lot drop your games/PE for a normal subject?
Thats what I did my entire secondry school time.
Having said that though, the recent post in this thread doesn't show Paul inAnd also the easiest way to get flamed
you
are "insulting"
Fair point. I shall stop.
Did you pay to register Agent, or have you got an illegal copy? Or maybe itMy kill file can block by email address, name, subject, isp, in fact any
header that there is. I realise however that you are using a program of
a slightly simpler nature.
It would be unfair and hypocritical for me to criticise someone whoOh come on now people. This isn't very friendly. Yes I know that
Paul makes mistakes, but hey don't we all?
It's like public shaming. Sticking him in the gallows for what
is going on. There are more people on Usenet who post like this.
Are you going to hunt them all down? I agree, it would be nice if
everyone posted perfectly with no spelling mistakes, but as I
said, we are human, and *that's* not going to happen, and is
wishful thinking. And also hypocritical.
TBH, I don't care.And also the easiest way to get flamed
the person you are "insulting"
That's from a similar basic idea; the "full" idiom refers to "SomeoneBut would 'Selling snow to the Eskimos' be the same?
That means "no chance at all" ... which is odd, because my cat *loves*Or 'A cat in hells chance'?
50-60 is a 'C'?......Honest?What does that work out as?
'C's?
AFAIK, the English Language is an A, and the English Literature a B.
Why would these be C's? C is about 50-60% in Language. Those results were
the highest in our class.
Hmm..That would be such a waste in my eyes......At least we actually hadWow...Now thats a waste.......what can you possibly learn in 35 mins?
most of that would be used as refresh on the last lesson....
We would have 4 lessons in a day. slip two lessons in before lunch and 2
after..
An hour and a half a lesson? We are worked to the limit. Lesson after
lesson
after lesson. And only a 10 minute break. Despite this, it's slow
learning,
what with there being small lessons.
We got to drop them after a few of us complained that all we did was playBTW can you lot drop your games/PE for a normal subject?
Thats what I did my entire secondry school time.
Sadly not, they are compulsory. I would have preferred to do something
else
during this time. 4 lessons a week wasted. I don't enjoy them at all.
So why worry about it? Today is what matters.tommorow never dies, it never comes here...
YAY! Welcome to the club! *g*BTW can you lot drop your games/PE for a normal subject?
Thats what I did my entire secondry school time.
Sadly not, they are compulsory. I would have preferred to do something
else
during this time. 4 lessons a week wasted. I don't enjoy them at all.
We got to drop them after a few of us complained that all we did was play
football......I HATE football......But thats for another NG.....<g
but I think some British guys sold sand to Iraq (ok not really arabs)Rick McGreal wrote:
But would 'Selling snow to the Eskimos' be the same?
That's from a similar basic idea; the "full" idiom refers to "Someone
who could sell snow/fridges to eskimos" ... ie, a good salesman, or
someone with the gift of the gab (or should that be gob?). Other people
might be good enough to sell sand to the Arabs ... it's all a matter of
choice.
IIRC that actually really happened... I don't know exactly when, and why,
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