02-06-2001 18:10									#31
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Hmm, try this..

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	02-06-2001 20:23									#32
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Respect to the Wombat.

	02-06-2001 22:28									#33
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LOL @ the Wombat - totally brilliant, but I'm sure you will understand if we do not choose to use it.

	02-06-2001 22:35									#34
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SG{3}

I WANT ONE!

elol

But the meanies are bein nasty and sayin that I'm not allowed
*lower lip hyper-extends*
I want one, hey SGs, it's my birthday soon (half birthday actually, it's the whole christmas birthday syndrome, don't ask...) Can I have it for the day?

PLEASE?

*bad Mrs. Doyle impression* Ah, go on...

*stomps foot*

NO FAIR!

the meanie moos!

did I say that out loud?

	02-06-2001 22:41									#35
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Glad you all like it, even if its not your first choice of avatar...

Its something to do while not revising at least.

...only please spare us from the onslaught of smilies, and let her have it for one day? They're starting to give me a headache

	02-06-2001 22:55									#36
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SG{3}

Banished is right, all the way to guildford!

What's this band?

Did you ever consider that the band may not be very good and that scousers may have better taste?
What am I saying?
Scousers and taste?
Mon dieu!

Love the ship, but onslaught of smilies?
I am offended!

*saline drips down cheeks*

They are just me tryin' them out as i have been banished, confined and otherwise detained else where while smilie transition happened!

Well, if someone would inform me, /what/ hardwork is, I see if i can cope...

	03-06-2001 21:29									#37
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The band was The*Ataris, but it could've been anyone... the crowd would still be better in Manchester. I wasn't going to go to Liverpool but they put me on the guestlist so I couldn't really say no... and thus I had to endure the dive that is the Lomax for a few hours. Never again.

As for hard work, I wish I knew what it was... I've got an A-level Maths exam on Tuesday, and my recent preparation has involved consumption of alcohol in large quantities...

	04-06-2001 00:53									#38
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quote: As for hard work, I wish I knew what it was... I've got an A-level Maths exam on Tuesday, and my recent preparation has involved consumption of alcohol in large quantities...

Always a good plan I have Eng Lit GCSE tomorrow

	04-06-2001 06:11									#39
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Ah, English Literature GCSE, the memories...

"And the rabbits, George... I get to tend the rabbits!"

	04-06-2001 15:05									#40
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That sinking ironclad is superb, Wombat. (nothing personal, SG´s 1 and 2)

You could all get your own login with the same name, isn´t it? As long as everyone´s got a different e-mail... But then you would lose some of the magic
Or maybe you can ask MarkG (or whomever) for a favor, so you can have an extra large 3-in-1 avatar.

quote: Originally posted by East Street Trader PS Have you seen Mercator's excellent avatar. Quite the best, I think.

Hey, thanks!

	04-06-2001 22:22									#41
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Well that went alright I suppose. Only one question I found hard:

quote: "And the rabbits, George... I get to tend the rabbits!"

Yes, <i>Of Mice And Men</i>.

	05-06-2001 02:42									#42
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My brother probably took the same exam as you... he did "Kes" for some reason though. I thought Of Mice And Men was quite a good book, a nice choice to be examined on. When I did that paper though, we got a really nice, straightforward question on the book. Yay!

A* all the way, baby!

	05-06-2001 22:24									#43
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Grrrr... A* all the way, until eng. lit comes along

Ah well, biology today was as easy as anything, so I'm happy again

	07-06-2001 01:54									#44
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I sort of did averagely alright in my Maths. I'm not bothered, I haven't been bothered about it for about a year. I'm doing five A-levels, Maths is my weak link, and I don't need the grade anyway...

	07-06-2001 04:53									#45
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Let me get this straight.

SG(3) says she wants her own avatar.
Michael says he can arrange it through her own login
Wombat designs one for her.

and she DOESN"T DO IT?
must not be serious about it

	07-06-2001 15:33									#46
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FB - you could well be right - just look at her post record - it comes in bursts of interest (she is a 15 year old) - I think this week she is busy posting on Werewolf.com !!! - I shall point out that her thread is still alive and see what she has to say then ...

*scary mean ancient parental mode *

	10-06-2001 14:28									#47
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SG{3}
! year until I have to do them
*hyperventilates, falls out of chair, lies unconcious on floor, comes round*
sorry about that...
Oh nooooo GCSEs
Then AS levels and A levels aghhhhhh!

Beast, I have absolutley no idea how to do this thing, and would quite like to do it, but I do like being part of the collective...
It gives me a notoriety and confuses new posters
any how, will try and overcome fear and get my own.

*hypervenitlates about GCSEs again!*

admits that is predicted 5 A* and realises that 1 would be a miracle

	12-06-2001 18:57									#48
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GCSEs are a piece of piss. Don't worry about them. At all.

(okay, okay, so I got 6A*... so what? )

	12-06-2001 21:58									#49
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Just 6?
Just wait

Roll on August 24th
bet this backfires

	13-06-2001 04:28									#50
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I got 6A* on the back of no work whatsoever...

	13-06-2001 14:43									#51
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5A, 2B, 2C, but this was before the day of poxy A*

They are easy, but I didn't do as well in those subject which I despised. I really did dislike English Lit; I'd rather gouge my own eyes out with an iguana than have to study that again!

My A-Levels were alright though...but I hated arts subject. Once my history teacher said I would fail all my GCSEs and never get anywhere, but I did alright in the end

	13-06-2001 23:06									#52
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Some history teachers are wily old birds, Provost. There may be more ways to motivate a cat than just skinning it! (For your next English lit asignment you can explain why that analogy didn't quite work with ilustrations of lame wit spanning no less than three genres only two of which may be Civ related).

I found "O" levels (the GCSEs of my day) quite the hardest of the exams I took (with the possible exception of land law in the Law Society Part II exams - I mean to this day I wouldn't know a bona fide purchaser for value without notice if he got up and bit me in my darling equities). It was something about the number of subjects plus, of course, the exquisitely tuned laziness of the 16 year old.

I further remark that the maturity and penetration which comes with the advance of years (and the fatherhood of a 16 year old tackling maths to-morrow) discloses the unquestionable fact that it is the parent of offspring attempting exams who goes through far the worse - and is deserving of all the sympathy/holidays/parties etc subsequently going - as compared to those happy persons who merely sit the things.

	14-06-2001 00:44									#53
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quote: I got 6A* on the back of no work whatsoever...

Hmmm, these exams seem very important and I should not be given the message that laziness is good. Don't go encouraging me that results can come at the expense of no energy.

I don't need any encouraging

	14-06-2001 23:06									#54
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I was at a disadvantage in my Maths exam today. I didn't get to see the paper in advance, unlike those cheating cockney bastards...!

Wouldn't have made any difference anyway. It was impossible.

	15-06-2001 04:44									#55
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quote: It was impossible.

No, question one in the Scottish physics paper was impossible...

	15-06-2001 14:19									#56
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EST - you have the right of it - both about 'O' levels and parenting examinees ...

	20-06-2001 22:25									#57
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SGs, I may have hit upon a solution to the problem of one avatar for three of you. Whilst reading to my daughter, I noticed several fine pictures that could work for all three. Richard Scarry's books have rat pirates! All you need is a scanner (a quick web search proved fruitless). With one image,

SG1's fondness for agressive rodents is met by the rats themselves,
SG2's admirality is adhered to, as they are on a ship,
SG3's demand for something, how you say, un-civvy can also be met.

I realize that families don't stay in representative government for long periods. Perhaps at the next revolution an image could be uploaded...

	21-06-2001 17:04									#58
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quote: Originally posted by Marquis de Sodaq I realize that families don't stay in representative government for long periods. Perhaps at the next revolution an image could be uploaded...

ROTFLMAO @ M de S
Thanks for the reference ...

	21-06-2001 21:48									#59
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Sorry to bother you folks with this, but I can't seem to make a hyperlink appear in my signature. Does anyone know why this is the case? Thanks ahead of time.

	21-06-2001 21:59									#60
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skip the [url] bits. Either use HTML code or vB code, not both.