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"I rule too (perhaps more)"

Got my results today at 10:03 precisely, and I'm supremely pleased with myself.

Economics A
History A
English Literature A
General Studies A

Congratulations me, and anyone else who did exams today!

Got my results today at 10:03 precisely, and I'm supremely pleased with myself.

Economics A
History A
English Literature A
General Studies A

Congratulations me, and anyone else who did exams today!

RM18 wrote:
> Got my results today at 10:03 precisely, and I'm supremely pleased
> with myself.
>
> Economics A
> History A
> English Literature A
> General Studies A
>
> Congratulations me, and anyone else who did exams today!

Thats just not good enough, you should have tried harder!

:p

Go you. Go me.

Me and FM are planning at trip to Oxford to interact with the lovely Biology ladystudents who are applying to the college I want. I suggest you do the same.

First, go and get drunk.

WOW! Straight A's! You now have the entire world of further education at your mercy. So what's your choice going to be? Take a degree in any subject of your choice or be like me and take a couple of decades out to play games?

Congrats :)

*Throws RM18 a Stella*

Thanks. I'd love to stay and play games, but the world of higher education awaits at LSE, where I plan to one day control your lives (thtough economics, of course).

:D

I got 5 A's, in the same subjects plus French. And now I'm happy, relaxed and relieved. I get to go to Cambridge and there's a worrying number of really fit intelligent girls there, which is a bonus.

Also it's my last taste of national exams. Thank god.

It's over.

Yay me :-)

Mr. Happy wrote:
> I got 5 A's, in the same subjects plus French. And now I'm happy,
> relaxed and relieved. I get to go to Cambridge and there's a worrying
> number of really fit intelligent girls there, which is a bonus.
>
> Also it's my last taste of national exams. Thank god.
>
> It's over.
>
> Yay me :-)

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Isn't that... errr... pretty brilliant?

:-D

Go Happy. Go Russ. And, most importantly, go me ;)

I can push all my results up to straight As quite easily with a bit more effort next year. So straight As shall be my challenge. And what a challenge it shall be, with breaks only for sleeping, drinking, eating, drinking, watching films, buying DVDs, watching DVDs, going to pub, drinking, hanging out with friends, avoiding work, drinking, posting on here and drinking.

It's a hard life :D

Why do we rule so?

I'm heading off to LSE now (well, in two months). Anyone else going or know someone who is going?