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"Walking round Warwick uni today..."

As you do on an Open Day. I was going to have a chat with some biologist bloke, and this strange Chinese bloke just walked up to me and said "YOU! YOU!" I smiled uneasily and tried to escape without knocking over furniture/people, and he said something that sounded to me like "Gaz!" which is my name. Might not have been Gaz. I'm pretty sure I don't know any Chinese people. Very strange.

Also, Warwick uni is crap. I'm not going there.

Stryke wrote:
> Yeah, but thats Scottish Highers.
>
> "What is you name?" (100 marks)
>
> "Do you live in a house?" (200 marks."

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Nah, it wasn't that hard.

Starlight wrote:
> er-no wrote:
> Come to Stafford Gaz. We can then go on the year out to LA.
>
> I go to college in Stafford. How lucky you are.
>
> No stalking now.

When I said we were going to move to Vegas, I remember the look your mother gave us!

er-no wrote:
> Come to Stafford Gaz. We can then go on the year out to LA.

I go to college in Stafford. How lucky you are.

No stalking now.

RM18 wrote:
> Glad you added the 'work my way up' bit at the end there...

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Heh, no, I'd be quite contempt with collecting videos or making people's coffee all my life

What did you get for AS? They're usually a pretty good indication.

Think my predicted A levels are BBC

Glad you added the 'work my way up' bit at the end there...

Indeed I am. Apart from Drama, all through high school I stuck to theory work, even though I was pants at it (especially in science and DT) but now I'm actually doing stuff, not writing stuff. Even if I fail, I can get a job as a runner or gopher with the experience I'll have gained, and work my way up

To tell you th truth, I actually like the way MoJo's going about things.

He's actually getting hands-on experience, whereas my life is just an endless circle of study, revise, exams, study, revise, exmas.

I've been doing it for years in a row and I'm kind of getting sick of it.

Stryke wrote:
> Maybe I will. But you're stuck at a 3rd-rate poly with no cashable
> grades. So shut it, melon head.

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The John Marley centre of Newcastle college (where all the arty courses are) has some of the best facilities in the country... shame about the tutors though, heh. No cashable grades? Oh, so my GCSEs, A levels and soon to be National Diploma (worth three A levels) mean nothing? Oh, alright then. Too bad I don't even NEED these grades for what I have planned, I'm only doing this course for the practical experience (not too bothered whether I pass or not)