Ah, but it's the other half which countsI'm half American.....
...unless you are stupid. Or you could just be half stupid.The Homework Help thread.
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...unless you are stupid. Or you could just be half stupid.Ah, but it's the other half which counts
Trust me, there are just as many stupid british people.
look at the A levels i do, I can't be stupid (I don't do media studies, sociology etc)Ah, but it's the other half which counts
proven here
[video=youtube;w_mkwB9ayK4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_mkwB9ayK4[/video]
Not as stupid as the Yank one, but still quite funny. "How many different colours are found on a four coloured piece of paper - Dunno!" The woman got it in the end though
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Well, we have a practical exam coming up, wondering if you could help me practice
?Unless you fail them.
meh U in chemistry > A* in Media Studies
Not according to UCAS?
most higher universities don't accept Media as an A level (like General Studies) so I stand by my statement. Come at me UCAS!
I know a guy who took Maths, Physics and Media at A-level. He went to Oxford, it showed he had diverse skills.
I know a guy who took Maths, Physics and Media at A-level. He went to Oxford, it showed he had diverse skills.
really? That's surprising. Fair enough I guess, what did he study? He have other things that made him stand out? (loads of volunteer work, sporting successes?)
Studied Physics. Well you have to be pretty **** good to go to Oxford, but they did appreciate a diverse skill set. All in all though, I agree with you about the subject. Especially General Studies!
You off topic'd my thread.
You off topic'd my thread.
Studied Physics. Well you have to be pretty **** good to go to Oxford, but they did appreciate a diverse skill set. All in all though, I agree with you about the subject. Especially General Studies!
You off topic'd my thread.
that's fair enough. I still make fun of people who media, kinda dickish but meh. hmmm think this is the 2nd time I've off topic'd your thread. my bad. Just quite interesting talking to people about what they chose to study/ why
P.S You started it!
Right. I have:
- Spanish oral to learn
- History AS to revise for a resit in just over 2 weeks.
- Revision for all of my A2 exams (= reading 4 English books, reading a Spanish play, finishing notes for and revising for History A2 next month)
- 4+ English essays to do over the course of Sunday and next week.
- Revision for an English mock next Friday
- An article on "the poacher" for Arsenal Report
- A match report on the Arsenal - Man Utd game for AR.
Anyone care to assist?
- Spanish oral to learn
- History AS to revise for a resit in just over 2 weeks.
- Revision for all of my A2 exams (= reading 4 English books, reading a Spanish play, finishing notes for and revising for History A2 next month)
- 4+ English essays to do over the course of Sunday and next week.
- Revision for an English mock next Friday
- An article on "the poacher" for Arsenal Report
- A match report on the Arsenal - Man Utd game for AR.
Anyone care to assist?
what you doing for history resit and history A2?
I've never understood how you revise for English.
I'll do your match report if you don't mind an incredibly biased, poor quality one?
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Got a B in my Eng Lit GCSE mock without revision, not bad. Already got my distinction in PE, **** easy.
I guess I'm strongest in history, biology, re.
I guess I'm strongest in history, biology, re.
Do you mean Morbidity as in being morbid or the disease version?
Having an interest in the death of others. You're said to be morbidly curious if, for instance you wanted to see Michael Jackson dead. Morbidity is just to be in the morbid state of mind, I believe.