What's your education?

[GepperRankins]

i did a business one and an IT one. dropped out of both, but when i did my interview at burger king they didn't even wanna know about them

[JPaul]

I learned everything I need to know in the school of life. Book larnin' is no use there, mate.

I also have many years experience of stuff, which has stood me in good stead.

All told, I believe I may be over-qualified for this plaice.

[GepperRankins]

[seriousness]thinking you're over qualified sucks. i knew it all at school, loike really. if i didn't find it so slow and boring i'd probably have real qualifications right now.[/seriousness]

[Biggles]

Masters in Economic and Social History and professional accountancy qualifications

[JPaul]

The place is hoaching with accountants, poets, telephonists, tax dodgers and wastrels.

Feckin' accountants.

[JPaul]

Masters in Economic and Social History and professional accountancy qualifications

The Media Studies of it's day.

[Mr. Mulder]

i did skewl, college and now home lerning

[Biggles]

Masters in Economic and Social History and professional accountancy qualifications

The Media Studies of it's day.

Perhaps

Except Media Studies students don't have to read Wrigley and Schofield's bloody tome.

[JPaul]

Some Politician made a really cutting comment the other day. Something like, "We need our youngsters going to Uni / College and studying proper stuff. There's too much fannying about with fucking Media Studies going on." I paraphrase.

I thought it rather harsh at the time.

[Biggles]

I must confess to not knowing what Media Studies entails (although for some strange reason I have a vision of Janet Street Porter )

Politicians are fond of whipping boys (well Harvey Procter was). I would suggest they spend less time worrying about teens drinking cheap beer at the student bar and discussing French art movies (if that is what they do) and more over the 15 year olds getting wellied on alchcopops in the local park.