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Exam Results (!)

Postby mistress of magic » Aug 9th, '05, 09:52



Haven't posted in a while but it's been one thing after the other with exams and grans and stuff. However, today, a rather large envelope appeared at my door So, results of higher exams are-
Human Biology- B
Chemistry-B (not sure how that one happened at all, the only thing I thought I'd answered right on that one was my name)
Latin-C
English-C
Philosophy-C
So am reletively chuffed at passing them all. However, I made a deal with one of my pals that if I passed at least two of them I'd go and see that bloody herbie film ( :cry: ) with him (felt quite sorry after he said his gran wouldn't even go and see it with him).
Now, back to the Elmsley count...

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Postby kems » Aug 9th, '05, 10:51

Well done with the exams, and I'm really sorry to hear about the Herbie film :shock:

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Postby Mandrake » Aug 9th, '05, 11:13

Well done Lyndsey - we were wondering what you were up to.
(Herbie - oh dear, oh dear, oh dear :cry: )

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Postby the_mog » Aug 9th, '05, 11:54

admit it... you WANT to go and see herbie...hehe just remember.. if he tries to sit in the back row or yawns theatrically and just happens to rest his arm across your shoulders then the best thing to do is "accidently" spill some juice over him.. :mrgreen: (aint i a stinker?)





oh and congrats on the results :)

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Postby Stephen Ward » Aug 9th, '05, 11:56

Well done :P

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Postby Mandrake » Aug 9th, '05, 12:08

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Postby magicdiscoman » Aug 9th, '05, 15:06

mom wev'e missed your witty banter, in my day a "c" was a fail as far as employers were concerned.
glad to see you did so well keep up the good work.

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Postby Happy Toad » Aug 9th, '05, 15:17

Nah a C was always a pass it was a D that was a fail.

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Postby maRk tHE mAGicK » Aug 9th, '05, 17:09

Well done Mistress, nice to see you back :D

I heard on the news that 71% of Scotlands students passed this year, well done for being part of it :D

Whats wrong with Herbie/Ocho? :( ;)

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Postby dat8962 » Aug 9th, '05, 18:44

Congrats on the result that were no doubt well earned.

It could be worse in that if you didn't pass two exams you may have had to go and see it twice :wink:

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Postby nickj » Aug 9th, '05, 20:38

Well done.

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Postby Cole » Aug 10th, '05, 01:53

Agh you lucky thing - I dont get my results till some time neer september. :(

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Postby wingman04 » Aug 10th, '05, 02:04

WHat exams did u take....are they like end of the year ones...ahh if i had grades like yours i would of been grounded for a month....folks expect nothing less then a B...but nice job seeing as you parents didnt have a fit

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Postby wingman04 » Aug 11th, '05, 00:56

I was jus wondering how long is school in the UK and other coutnries, what time does it start and end everyday, and when does the school year start and end...I dunno why I am bringin it yp but I am just curios....

Here in the US, New York, New York City, school starts at 8:10AM and ends at 2:45PM, school year begins Sept. 8 and ends June 15..

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Postby mark_c1975 » Aug 11th, '05, 09:19

Gotta dredge my memory for this, but school starts in September over here, and goes through till about July. In the UK we only get 2 breaks, one for Xmas and one for Easter, 1 week for each.

When I were a lad we started at 9am till 3:30pm. Lunch was at 12:30pm, and we had daily compulsory canings at 10am. 3 days off for Xmas, 3 days for Easter, and forced-labour camps for the Summer holidays

Most weeks there'd be a fight at the school gates at hometime, rugby would be played in the Wintertime, and when it was hot weather, we'd do indoor sports. If any kit was forgotten, you had to do sports in your underpants.

Kids these days have never had it so easy!

That said, they were the best days of my life...

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