I want to study something

**100%** · 07-07-2006, 08:25 PM

A good friend of mine, Marijolein, whom is an complete happy go lucky, in the clouds cute aimiable character, yet maybe a little over sensetive studied Phsychology and really sucked at it, until she did the practicle internship at hollands high security prison. The men trusted her and she helped them allot. She now is proffesional at a different prison and has to analyze whether any of them have suicidel tendencies, which is abundant in prisons and a difficult task tp predict.
She is doing good.
The academic study initself may not be the best thing for some people, it merelly to get the right of passage.

another friend has spent 7 years trying to finish her bachelors thesis... she does not understand this logic

**Buffalo** · 07-07-2006, 08:29 PM

Originally Posted by 100%

scuba diving requires statistics

This is true, I am one of the statistics,
some have said over the years that I am a statistic bastard, but this is very untrue

Sonja, if you need any statistics on scuba diving statistics, then I am the man

**Rat Faced** · 07-07-2006, 10:02 PM

Originally Posted by thewizeard

If you wish to study the psychology of the Scottish mind

I am sorry to have to tell you Sonja, that would probably take a few life times, you could try the English though..

The Scotts have a mind?

This explains some things...

Or maybe not.

**Skweeky1** · 07-07-2006, 11:06 PM

Honestly lads, I hardly think the Scottish minds holds any more secrets for me.
It's all about pies, burds, drink. burds, buckfast, burds, fitba, burds and possibly some tartan.
I do wonder what Freud would have to say about that o_O

The English however, they're a bit weird. In Scotland you can virtually get a curry at any time of the night, in England we had a breakfast for dinner....

G'wan Scotland

Funny, I get all patriotic about Scotland. I never had that about Belgium. It must be something in the air here.