English Literature

**Lilmiss** · 10-09-2004, 08:13 PM

Originally Posted by Biggles

Hmmm... maybe

*strange feeling that a fast one is being pulled here*

/contains dribbles

I dunno Rf, thats why I asked.
What do you do?

Because apart from teaching, I don't know why anyone would torture theselves so.

(my lil bro just called me a bitch, on msn! See what has happened to the youth of today!)

**Rat Faced** · 10-09-2004, 08:15 PM

Im a colleague of Biggles,.....

That explains a lot, im sure

**Rat Faced** · 10-09-2004, 08:18 PM

Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

6, In reading lies knowledge, in knowledge lies wisdom.

Amen

**Lilmiss** · 10-09-2004, 08:22 PM

Originally Posted by Rat Faced

Im a colleague of Biggles,.....
That explains a lot, im sure

Nope.

But if you are smart enough to hold down an entire course of intense English Lit, why are you not picking the best career for yourself?
Not many have that knd of qualification to put under their belt.

J'pol, your smartness exceeds and intimidates me, so Im gonna hide again now.
/Hiding till later.

**Rat Faced** · 10-09-2004, 08:27 PM

Originally Posted by lilmiss

Nope.

But if you are smart enough to hold down an entire course of intense English Lit, why are you not picking the best career for yourself?
Not many have that knd of qualification to put under their belt.

J'pol, your smartness exceeds and intiimidates me, so Im gonna hide again now.
/Hiding till later.

Who said i passed?

The trouble with a subjective subject, such as Art and English Lit, means that if you tell them what you think, then you'll fail.

You have to tell 'em what they want to hear....

Ive never been good at doing that... I think its crap, i'll say so.

My diplomacy is not good enough to put "Its Crap", in a nice enough way that they could pass me on anything....

Always been better at sumarising, than padding things out

Edit: Have plenty of Technical and Academic Qualifications.... none of which are in a subjective subject