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... sorry to bother you. Do you know if the estate behind Town Street actually has a name? The one opposite the park, top end.

I've no idea where to begin to find this out so you seemed like a good place to start.

Thanks.

I'd have loved to go to school in America. I always wanted to learn amateur wrestling and American Football. But schools over here seem to stick you on a basic diet of Football, Rugby, Cricket if it's warm and hockey.

lalakersrule wrote:
> I'm smart, sleep with me please.
>
> So to toot my own horn, i don't think i quite fit in the 'tard'
> category, 'dim' maybe but not 'tard' :-D

Well good for you.
My grades are on par with yours, so I'll not look down my nose and snort at you. Still, as someone who has something other than air and carbon in their head, wouldn't you feel more acomplished if you got into an educational institution based on grades as opposed to hitting a ball with a stick?

> Oh glad to see you still generalising people Para, that's what i love
> about you :-D

I'm such a facist, embrace me.

Also with scholarships if you research them more most of them require the people to keep up a grade average (mine is the equivalent of a B+ i believe). So not only do they have to do the sports (and if they have a scholarship in American Football not only do they have to learn their subjects but also about 150 odd plays off by heart) they also still have to perform in their subjects with less time to work on them then other students. So in fact they are probably smarter then the people who have to get degrees in the normal way :-D

Cong_Man wrote:

> But it does encourage sporting talents in a way that we don't over
> here, where PE is an afterthought...

But creates a jobless jock McSubculture

Cong_Man wrote:
> She's not really Canadian. She lived out there for a copuple of
> years. She was born in England, to English parents. Just let's people
> assume she's Canadian unless they ask her outright.


Ah ok, been living a lie she has, a lie!!!!

Paradox: wrote:
> It's really stupid, the people are generally tards anyway (I said
> generally, you might not be) and yet they get a degree forged for
> them because they can kick/throw/catch a people of leather.


5 A Levels at A/B grades
13 GCSE's at A/B grades

Quite fluent in Japanese now as well


So to toot my own horn, i don't think i quite fit in the 'tard' category, 'dim' maybe but not 'tard' :-D

Oh glad to see you still generalising people Para, that's what i love about you :-D

lalakersrule wrote:
> Cong_Man wrote:
>
> I like England, we have a good assortment of totty.
>
>
> Says he with the Canadian girlfriend :-D

She's not really Canadian. She lived out there for a copuple of years. She was born in England, to English parents. Just let's people assume she's Canadian unless they ask her outright.

Paradox: wrote:
> I think it's a bloody shambles how people get free education because
> they can do sport.
>
> It's really stupid, the people are generally tards anyway (I said
> generally, you might not be) and yet they get a degree forged for
> them because they can kick/throw/catch a people of leather.

But it does encourage sporting talents in a way that we don't over here, where PE is an afterthought...

lalakersrule wrote:
> Next then, geez forgive me a typo eh, i didn't pick up on your
> 'weight' one oh pedantic sir :-D

thats "sire", not "sir" :-P

Cong_Man wrote:

> I like England, we have a good assortment of totty.


Says he with the Canadian girlfriend :-D