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Eric, she believes that Accrington is the 'unreal' world, and that Lancaster is the centre of the universe.......for now, at least, but in 7 months time she may have fallen out with Lancaster too.
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Can't see many of Macmillan's cabinet throwing confetti at one of their own number's same sex union, nevermind hugging a hoodie, or I suppose the then equivalent, a duffle coat wearing Aldermaston marcher. |
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I long for a return to the days when we had people, of all parties, who sought election to public office because they cared about the greater good of society, and thought they could make a difference.
I'm sick to death of naff people who see politics as a career option, and are just out to climb the greasy political pole for their own advancement, or worse still those who are in it for the ego trip, and delight in seeing their ugly mug in the papers, and think we do too. |
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I suppose if Blazey was serious about leaving she could "just get on her Bike " ;) ;)
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You are not the only one who is full time University education you know!! You seem to think because you are at university studying Law that you are in some way above the rest of the population of this town. I am in full time university education at BSc level, I also have one of the hardest jobs in the world, I am a MUM. (1 preschool child and a 5 year old) At the same time I am committed to attending a clinic to help those who are suffering. I do not bleat on about it, I don't have to, I am happy with the knowledge that I am helping others. I do not have to tell the world how successful I am...... The youth of today with which you say you class yourself, do not actually know what hard work is!! Have you ever worked in a factory environment for a 14hr shift stood on your feet all day? Or in a shop? where you have to stand all day and be PLEASANT to to people..... I really can not envisage you doing this with the attitiude that you are demonstrating on this forum... You have no idea what hard work is... yes it is hard being a student and the work can be difficult, but actually working for a living is different... You work part time which you say yourself is flexible this obviously makes it easier for you to fit around your studies. You mention that some of your fellow students work full time and are full time students... when and how do they manage to fit in the work that they have to do for uni, the reading, the assignments and do their personal tutors know that they are working full time? I know that on my course you CANNOT work full time, if you are found to be working more than 14hrs a week you are put on to the course as a part time student!!! Finally, I am NOT a faceless statistic, you have absolutley no idea what political affliations I have and how active I am within them.... |
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Nicola, hope ya bowed n touched yer forelock when ya said that. good lass.;)
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It needed to be said....not that I think any notice will be taken..... |
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Why does the phrase 'He/she is educated beyond his/her intelligence' spring to mind?:rolleyes:
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