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over my whole life span i have never, not once revised and i have passed a majoritory of my tests, for my GCSE tests do you think i should revise and go for thr B or even the A rarther than settleing for the C? according to my english teacher, if i actually did coursework, and performed for the test i could get a B! should I?
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wow ma educational problemd r so poula, a got a Re exam later today... i expect a D, aimin for a C! Hope i get it O_o
Emitime wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> JFH wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> Bit like one of the African teachers in
> our school. He falls over a chair and then gets up going "I use
> tai-chi to break my fall!" but in a proper African accent.
>
> Aha, brilliant. The best fall I ever saw was in a Spanish lesson.
> The
> cassette player was plugged in and a fat kid ran past, tripped over
> the wire, went completely horizontal in the air, and then fell flat
> on his face. Then the teacher moaned when everyone laughed.
>
> LMAO...it's great when fat people fall over...
>
> Nyes!
>
> This girl was running past us in school. I was tempted to stick my
> leg out as she ran past... She fell over before she even got to my
> leg.
>
> Hit the floor with a splat, then slid across the floor on her stomach
> for about 5ft before finally coming to a stop and even then there was
> enough momentum to make her roll forwards a bit such as when a car
> stops suddenly, then rolling back to a normal laying position.
Best one is when the most ANNOYING kid falls, this happened in our school, my friend didnt trip the fat little annoyin mucker up he didnt, hehe well ok he did but was funny this kid runs past, shouts an insult at us, then goes flying FAST accros the floor, the last meter SLAM into a set of double doors, one of which was open so he half went through, and his head of year who saw it all happen apart from the tripping up told him off a treat. HAHA great days....
> Lipe wrote:
> JFH wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> Bit like one of the African teachers in
> our school. He falls over a chair and then gets up going "I use
> tai-chi to break my fall!" but in a proper African accent.
>
> Aha, brilliant. The best fall I ever saw was in a Spanish lesson.
> The
> cassette player was plugged in and a fat kid ran past, tripped over
> the wire, went completely horizontal in the air, and then fell flat
> on his face. Then the teacher moaned when everyone laughed.
>
> LMAO...it's great when fat people fall over...
>
> Nyes!
>
> This girl was running past us in school. I was tempted to stick my
> leg out as she ran past... She fell over before she even got to my
> leg.
>
> Hit the floor with a splat, then slid across the floor on her stomach
> for about 5ft before finally coming to a stop and even then there was
> enough momentum to make her roll forwards a bit such as when a car
> stops suddenly, then rolling back to a normal laying position.
Best one is when the most ANNOYING kid falls, this happened in our school, my friend didnt trip the fat little annoyin mucker up he didnt, hehe well ok he did but was funny this kid runs past, shouts an insult at us, then goes flying FAST accros the floor, the last meter SLAM into a set of double doors, one of which was open so he half went through, and his head of year who saw it all happen apart from the tripping up told him off a treat. HAHA great days....
i havent revised for mine yet, =O... and i finish them next tuesday hehe, walkover they be....well i will tell you in august
GCSE's = a walk through, i never revised, and got B's
because i knew i wouldnt need A's later on. And i didnt.
because i knew i wouldnt need A's later on. And i didnt.
( - _ - )
rover5fan wrote:
> it does so get your facts correct first please
...
> it does so get your facts correct first please
...
Lipe wrote:
> JFH wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> Bit like one of the African teachers in
> our school. He falls over a chair and then gets up going "I use
> tai-chi to break my fall!" but in a proper African accent.
>
> Aha, brilliant. The best fall I ever saw was in a Spanish lesson.
> The
> cassette player was plugged in and a fat kid ran past, tripped over
> the wire, went completely horizontal in the air, and then fell flat
> on his face. Then the teacher moaned when everyone laughed.
>
> LMAO...it's great when fat people fall over...
Nyes!
This girl was running past us in school. I was tempted to stick my leg out as she ran past... She fell over before she even got to my leg.
Hit the floor with a splat, then slid across the floor on her stomach for about 5ft before finally coming to a stop and even then there was enough momentum to make her roll forwards a bit such as when a car stops suddenly, then rolling back to a normal laying position.
> JFH wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> Bit like one of the African teachers in
> our school. He falls over a chair and then gets up going "I use
> tai-chi to break my fall!" but in a proper African accent.
>
> Aha, brilliant. The best fall I ever saw was in a Spanish lesson.
> The
> cassette player was plugged in and a fat kid ran past, tripped over
> the wire, went completely horizontal in the air, and then fell flat
> on his face. Then the teacher moaned when everyone laughed.
>
> LMAO...it's great when fat people fall over...
Nyes!
This girl was running past us in school. I was tempted to stick my leg out as she ran past... She fell over before she even got to my leg.
Hit the floor with a splat, then slid across the floor on her stomach for about 5ft before finally coming to a stop and even then there was enough momentum to make her roll forwards a bit such as when a car stops suddenly, then rolling back to a normal laying position.
Chipseh wrote:
> Yep, I have Case studies on Hazards, Tourism and Sustainable
> Development.
Hmm, you're doing Geography specification B right?
Global Challenge? First half on Climate, Second on Population, Third is like an "open question"
> Yep, I have Case studies on Hazards, Tourism and Sustainable
> Development.
Hmm, you're doing Geography specification B right?
Global Challenge? First half on Climate, Second on Population, Third is like an "open question"
JFH wrote:
> Lipe wrote:
> Bit like one of the African teachers in
> our school. He falls over a chair and then gets up going "I use
> tai-chi to break my fall!" but in a proper African accent.
>
> Aha, brilliant. The best fall I ever saw was in a Spanish lesson. The
> cassette player was plugged in and a fat kid ran past, tripped over
> the wire, went completely horizontal in the air, and then fell flat
> on his face. Then the teacher moaned when everyone laughed.
LMAO...it's great when fat people fall over...you get to see all their flab flop everywhere. Best fall for me is when I saw someone fall in the pond. It was frozen and 1 year 7 walked accross it so a year 9 thought he could too, obviously forgetting the weight difference. He gets half-way and we hear a CRACK so he decides to run and the whole thing collapses and he falls in. Then he came out with a frozen frog on his head :D
> Lipe wrote:
> Bit like one of the African teachers in
> our school. He falls over a chair and then gets up going "I use
> tai-chi to break my fall!" but in a proper African accent.
>
> Aha, brilliant. The best fall I ever saw was in a Spanish lesson. The
> cassette player was plugged in and a fat kid ran past, tripped over
> the wire, went completely horizontal in the air, and then fell flat
> on his face. Then the teacher moaned when everyone laughed.
LMAO...it's great when fat people fall over...you get to see all their flab flop everywhere. Best fall for me is when I saw someone fall in the pond. It was frozen and 1 year 7 walked accross it so a year 9 thought he could too, obviously forgetting the weight difference. He gets half-way and we hear a CRACK so he decides to run and the whole thing collapses and he falls in. Then he came out with a frozen frog on his head :D
I'm not doing A-Levels - everyone dance in my greatness.
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