I know I have, just to make sure I've won the argument I laughed at him rolling around seconds after hitting atleast five females sat on the road with his baton. Didn't look too big then.SWP's back said:Blue Smarties said:One who got the firework in the face certainly did.
Well you have certainly won the argument now. Well done.
Skashion said:I like that I've seen the issue of how much it actually costs for a degree raised in this thread. That, to me, is very interesting as I have never seen any figures. At the moment the assumption seems to be that because a deficit exists between tuition fees and funding, degrees are being subsidised. However, a fair proportion of the time of the lecturers and resources are devoted towards research to the point where it's uncommon, in my experience anyway, that they think of themselves as lecturers first. There was one department in particular that was absolutely unequivocal about its cynicism in providing popular courses which cost virtually nothing to run in order to get funding for research. They were completely up-front about it.
“An education obtained with money is worse than no education at all”.
John Socrates
Scottyboi said:I remember when everyone feared the bobbys, they were big guys. Now you have little weeds barely able to hold the cosh. Bring back proper police and beat fuck out of gobby ***** like above in that video!
Blue Smarties said:I know I have, just to make sure I've won the argument I laughed at him rolling around seconds after hitting atleast five females sat on the road with his baton. Didn't look too big then.SWP's back said:Well you have certainly won the argument now. Well done.
felixbg said:This student stereotype is ridiculous. I worked hard at school whilst a lot of my mates pissed about, therefore left with 8 A's 3 A*'s GCSE's and 4 A's at A-Level. I do a history degree aswell as work in a bar and earn about £150 a week. i dont ask for anything off my parents and hope to go into either teaching, journalism or military intelligence all which you need a degree to do. Anyone that thinks uni is a complete non-stop piss-up is seriously deluded. Bills, non-stop essay deadlines, living in shocking accomodation, dealing with scum of the earth estate agents. And yet some cocky twat living at home with mummy and daddy doing an aprrenticship in wood cutting or whatever seems to take the moral highground.
felixbg said:This student stereotype is ridiculous. I worked hard at school whilst a lot of my mates pissed about, therefore left with 8 A's 3 A*'s GCSE's and 4 A's at A-Level. I do a history degree aswell as work in a bar and earn about £150 a week. i dont ask for anything off my parents and hope to go into either teaching, journalism or military intelligence all which you need a degree to do. Anyone that thinks uni is a complete non-stop piss-up is seriously deluded. Bills, non-stop essay deadlines, living in shocking accomodation, dealing with scum of the earth estate agents. And yet some cocky twat living at home with mummy and daddy doing an aprrenticship in wood cutting or whatever seems to take the moral highground.
And I'm sure the police officers mother is proud of her son hitting females who are sat down with a metal baton, causing major head injuries.SWP's back said:Blue Smarties said:I know I have, just to make sure I've won the argument I laughed at him rolling around seconds after hitting atleast five females sat on the road with his baton. Didn't look too big then.
I hope you think you are clever wanting a member of the police to be hit in the face with a firework.
Very big and hard that. Your mother must be proud. Just be glad you are saying in a forum and not in a pub to someone non-amused by it as you would no doubt be upset by the reaction.