Does Jag need a girlfriend

Jag I notice you spend almost everyday here as do I. But Im an old washed up dude you are entering the prime of your life. You out to get out more. The world is passing you by whle you sit here and argue with us. Stop before it is too late and you are as old as me and still sitting here on your computer arguing with a 90 year old washed up dude. http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg.../gc-jester.gif http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg.../gc-jester.gif http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg.../gc-jester.gif

Go Jag. That Beckinsale girl seems kinda nice.

Hey, don't rag on us computer people. Although I could probably use a girlfriend here is an equation depicting why I don't get one(besides lack of social skills).

http://www.anvari.org/db/fun/Gender/...s_are_Evil.jpg

go out with Elizabeth Hurley, or...err...Maria Cuccinota (that Sicilian Model from Palermo)...or...hmmm...maybe...errr...uhhh..oh damn I'm out of ideas

you can have my dog if you like JAG

lol, well the time is 2 am, I have been home since roughly 3.30 pm after a KNACKERING day at college, I am watching the hockey and have a day off tomorrow where I plan to have a long sleep and have a driving lesson. I am touched that my personal life is on your mind, I take that as a compliment. http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...-2thumbsup.gif However since the last gf, I have not been looking for another ty vm, am quite happy just concentrating on work at the moment, my first exam is on Monday.

You call this work? I bet you lost your last GF because she couldnt drag you away from the forum. http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...icons/idea.gif

Isn't one of those spice girls still unattached? Possibly sassafras?

Anyone consider the possibility that he has some unrequited love thing going on?

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Quote[/b] (Demon of Light @ May 11 2004,21:22)]Anyone consider the possibility that he has some unrequited love thing going on?

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nonsense

I hope its not me http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...icons/wave.gif

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Quote[/b] (Gawain of Orkeny @ May 12 2004,02:19)]You call this work? I bet you lost your last GF because she couldnt drag you away from the forum. http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...icons/idea.gif

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Nope I dont call this work, I call this relaxing, yes I find this forum relaxing, Hockey on, layed back, music on low, posting on the foum, great thing to do while your tying to relax if you ask me.

And I didn't post on the forum for nearly 2 years, there was a reason for it.

You left out smoking a joint.

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Quote[/b] ]nd I didn't post on the forum for nearly 2 years, there was a reason for it.

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Let me quess you had to sell your computer to afford your GF. Now you have come to your senses and ditched her and bought a new computer with all the money you are saving.

What are you studying to become JAG?

Nope, not exactly. I was very messed up person last year, very, very messed up. It is a touchy subject and this year I have finally put it behind me, but it was a wasted year, and it won't happen again.

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Quote[/b] (Gawain of Orkeny @ May 11 2004,20:35)]Let me quess you had to sell your computer to afford your GF. Now you have come to your senses and ditched her and bought a new computer with all the money you are saving.

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That and a printer, scanner, digital camera, etc..

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Quote[/b] ]What are you studying to become JAG?

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Can only be one of two things either a moderator or a politician.

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Quote[/b] (Demon of Light @ May 12 2004,02:36)]What are you studying to become JAG?

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I am taking my first year of college again, taking 4 subjects, not sure what I am going to take up as a profession. Our education system is different to yours, college is generally for 16-18/19 year olds then you move onto university and choose a specific course to take for a profession.

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I am taking my first year of college again, taking 4 subjects, not sure what I am going to take up as a profession. Our education system is different to yours, college is generally for 16-18/19 year olds then you move onto university and choose a specific course to take for a profession.

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What 4 subjects? This could potentially be a jackpot for homework help.

4 subjects, a hell of alot of work - Politics, history, philosophy and economics.

JAG no time is wasted. Especially when it comes to women. Took me 26 years to find a woman I wanted to marry. All of that dating, heartbreak, and emotional conflict made me exceptionally aware of the type of woman who would ultimately be right for me. Experience, good and bad makes us who we are.

Ok, Ok, so I'm Ugly But hey, it's GOOD to be Ugly. Now that I'm older, women don't bother me anymore. I also save a lot of money and energy, by not having to worry how my hair looks (what little I have left), not worrying about how strong I am, or how fat I am, or having to worry about how I should act in public

I figure if I did worry about all those things I would just be: Ugly with a nice haircut, Ugly with a nice body, Ugly with good table manners. Any way I look at it I'm still Ugly So why worry, let your ugliness set you free hehe

Took me 26 years to find a woman who was into short Ugly men. I think she married me cause she wanted to get into heaven. She figures if she pays her penance on earth with me, then she will be in the fast lane to heaven's pearly gates.

Guess that makes me kind of a recruiter for the Lord woohooo :)

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Quote[/b] ]4 subjects, a hell of alot of work - Politics, history, philosophy and economics

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They have courses in politics in high school there ? All of those subjects are all in our history classes over here although philosophy is only touched on. You should come here and you would only need to take one subject. Besides looks like you are wasting your time in the Political course you haven't learned anything your still a liberal http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...icons/wave.gif

Oh and the economics one also as I believe you are still a socialist http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...icons/wave.gif

my dog is still unclaimed JAG, and he has nice red hair http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...c-gorgeous.gif

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Quote[/b] ]Guess that makes me kind of a recruiter for the Lord woohooo :)

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I thought you were the recruiter for the Uglies

heh elmo http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/bigthumb.gif

And Gawain, our system is different, can't explain it. But they are all different subjects and all of them are detailed. The politics course has if anything extended my liberal, left wing views and I am glad or it, the same with economics. I am actually very happy with how everything is at the moment :)

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Quote[/b] (JAG @ May 11 2004,20:51)]4 subjects, a hell of alot of work - Politics, history, philosophy and economics.

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How many hours a week are you in class? In a college around here that would be about 12-13 hours of class a week.

5 hours per subject, 20 hours a week, thats just in class have to do a lot of work at college library or home, especially with the subjects I am taking. But I am getting good grades so it's all good...

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Quote[/b] (JAG @ May 11 2004,21:38)]5 hours per subject, 20 hours a week, thats just in class have to do a lot of work at college library or home, especially with the subjects I am taking. But I am getting good grades so it's all good...

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How many hours for an average degree?

*off to bed. Saving post 300 for the word association game*

Hes not in college he is in high school. I wish I only had four subjects a year in HS. Dont you have math and science and gym and shop and art also? You only spend 20 hours a week in school? I spent 32.

Gawain I dont get your system, I am not sure you get ours. All that compulsery stuff happens at secondry school, this is different to that.

We have compulsory classes for all 12 years. You must take history math Englisher and science every year when I was a kid. Then you could pick from other classes.

For instance 10th grade sophomore in HS usually 16 years old. You take English. Geometry and introductions to trigonometry, Biology and American history. 11th you would take English, Chemistry,Trigonometry and basic calculus and World history. You take a different history, science and math class every year. Plus stuff like gym ,art ,music, home economics and the like.

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Quote[/b] (Gawain of Orkeny @ May 11 2004,22:40)]We have compulsory classes for all 12 years. You must take history math Englisher and science every year when I was a kid. Then you could pick from other classes.

For instance 10th grade sophomore in HS usually 16 years old. You take English. Geometry and introductions to trigonometry, Biology and American history. 11th you would take English, Chemistry,Trigonometry and basic calculus and World history. You take a different history, science and math class every year. Plus stuff like gym ,art ,music, home economics and the like.

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Is it common at highschools that you have the same schedule every day?

When I spent 6 months at a highschool the daily schedule became such a routine that I still remember the order of subjects

1. English
2. Maths (trigonometry)
3. Sports (Advanced Strength Training - LOL I still have no idea why they put me in one class with all those huge football players http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/confused.gif )
4. Spanish
5. Chemistry (we had and exchange teacher from Australia - fun http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...-2thumbsup.gif )
6. US Government

As JAG is trying to say - the school system is different here. You do all the subjects up to age 13. Then you choose 8 subjects including Maths, English, Science and a Language. At 16 you then do external exams on these 8 subjects (the exams are called GCSEs).

If you get 5 GCSEs grade C or above you can then go on to what we confusingly call 6th form college. Here you do 3 or 4 A levels. These are two year courses culminating in external exams. This is what JAG is currently doing. A Levels are a bitch They are really tough. A massive leap from GCSEs. In fact from those I have spoken to who know about US education - English A Levels (Scotland has a different system again) are at a similar level as US degrees. Lots of fact ingestion and regurgitation, set writing style etc. The exams are normally 2 or 3 per subject. Each usually 3 hours long requiring 4 essays. You have to write 1,000 words about a subject in detail, sighting examples and references - in answer to a question you probably haven't come up against before.

Theoretically you need a mimimum of two grade 'E' A Levels to get into university. However the requirement is usually higher. It normally works on a points system. A is worth 8 points, B is worth 6, C is worth 4 etc. Popular courses at prestigous institutions will ask for 24+ points. Which means that you need three As plus another course. Getting an A at A Level is *damn* hard. Most people feel that they drop a gear when they finnally get to university.

To defuse any potential argument - I'm learning you've got to step in quick in this place http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...icons/wink.gif

US and UK education systems are very different. Neither is better or worse. In the UK system you specialise earlier, which means A levels, as Idaho has correctly said, take you to a standard roughly equivalent to 1st or 2nd year college in the US. But you do fewer subjects so your overall education is less broad. The same thing happens for US 'college' vs. UK 'university'. In university we study one or at most a very few subjects, but take them to a higher level than at a US college (partly because A levels start us higher, partly because we study fewer subjects in uni). This is one reason why PhDs take ~5yrs in the US and ~3yrs in the UK (ours have no or very little taught component, you start research straight away). It's also one reason why Masters' degrees are more common in the US (although they are becoming much more common here as 4yr undergrad courses).

However, the govt. actually prefers a broader education system and is moving slightly in the US direction. A levels used to be so hard you had to be damn good to do more than 3, but a couple of years ago they got a bit smaller and easier so the standard is now 4.

There are advantages and disadvantages to both systems. E.g. in the UK you only have to do most subjects up to GCSE level (16ish). If after this level you drop mathematics, you will never study calculus. I became a confirmed scientist at A level, as I took Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths and Further Maths (and I can't resist telling you that that was before the change). This means at 16 I dropped ALL arts, languages etc., which could of course be regarded as putting me at a disadvantage in life

Good luck in your exams Jag http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/gc-book2.gif

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Quote[/b] (MalibuMan @ May 12 2004,04:17)]I became a confirmed scientist at A level, as I took Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths and Further Maths (and I can't resist telling you that that was before the change). This means at 16 I dropped ALL arts, languages etc., which could of course be regarded as putting me at a disadvantage in life

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I knew I should have went to the UK for school. http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/gc-book2.gif

OK, JAG. I told you I owed you one. This is it. I'm almost beside myself wanting to post something. But I won't. Hope you have a glorious day and do smashingly on your tests. http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/bigthumb.gif

Good luck in your studies JAG. There will be plenty of time for any serious relationships afterward. You start thinking with the wrong head, and before you know it your working a dead end job for low pay, no prospects, while trying to support a family.

This type of thread topic and banter is okay between good friends. However, I don't think I'd classify the relationship between the author and JAG in that way. I commend JAG for showing restraint and not letting this thread turn ugly. Gawain, my PM to you is self explanatory. I'll leave this thread open, for now, since it seems to have steered around the rocks and pot holes. Play nice, the Sandbox Police are watching. http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...-policeman.gif

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Quote[/b] ]Took me 26 years to find a woman who was into short Ugly men. I think she married me cause she wanted to get into heaven. She figures if she pays her penance on earth with me, then she will be in the fast lane to heaven's pearly gates.

Guess that makes me kind of a recruiter for the Lord woohooo :)

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yep, she's burning off those purgatory years http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/bigthumb.gif


nice job m8, I'm sure you'll get some kind of credit for that

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Quote[/b] (ShadesWolf @ May 12 2004,05:21)]Good luck in your exams Jag http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/gc-book2.gif

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Hear hear Are they A1s?

Well this has become quite an educational thread and very interesting. I had no idea that our systems were so different. Now I understand why you have such a heavy workload with only 4 subjects. Hope you do well Jag.

Jag do you know where you want to go to university yet?

I spent a year at Edinburgh University, during my junior year of college. Many Americans do part of their college education abroad.

Most of the people I know that went to University are worse off now than those that didn't go at all... (Bloody fees)

Still I hear its a fun way to arse about for a few years while living off Pot Noodle http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg.../gc-jester.gif

Gah - I shall endevour to explain the system (as it is now) here in Britain. I don't really understand it, but having just chosen my GCSE subjects, I'm probably most in the know.

At 14, you choose your 'options', or 'pathways'. We take english lit, english lang, maths, science (either 2 GCSEs in all three sciences, or 3 GCSEs - one in biology, one in chemistry, and one in physics), compulsory sport (not a GCSE), then half a GCSE each in Religious Studies and IT, making one full GCSE. We then choose four other subjects from four blocks, and are encouraged to choose widely (I've chosen German, History, Art and 'Resistant materials' - woodwork metalwork and plasticwork together). This adds up to 10 or 11 GCSE subjects, plus sport. Over the two years of GCSE, you do coursework projects, culminating in external exams (marked outside of the schools) at 16.

You can then choose to stay on for sixth form, where you do AS levels and A2 levels. These are narrower (I believe 5 subjects for AS, and 3 or 4 at A2), and harder, although there has been much annoying speculation that the exams are getting easier. These results then go with you to university applications.

Or you can leave school at 16, and go straight into work. Then your GCSE results are used as indicators, although those with AS or A2 levels are better qualified. You cannot get into university without AS and A2.

Complicated, no? Welcome to the next 5 years of my life http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...gc-stunned.gif

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Quote[/b] (Dhepee @ May 12 2004,16:27)]Jag do you know where you want to go to university yet?

I spent a year at Edinburgh University, during my junior year of college. Many Americans do part of their college education abroad.

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I want to go to Keele university in Staffordshire, it is a great uni and I will have to get good grades to get there - fingers crossed - And I want to study American studies and international relations / politics / history, still deciding the 2nd course. I will get the chance to go to the US and study at a uni over there for 6 months, which will be very good.

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Quote[/b] (Dhepee @ May 12 2004,16:27)]Jag do you know where you want to go to university yet?

I spent a year at Edinburgh University, during my junior year of college. Many Americans do part of their college education abroad.

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I want to go to Keele university in Staffordshire, it is a great uni and I will have to get good grades to get there - fingers crossed - And I want to study American studies and international relations / politics / history, still deciding the 2nd course. I will get the chance to go to the US and study at a uni over there for 6 months, which will be very good.

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If you do your American study at the University of Illinois then you can look me up. I'll either be in the law library http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/gc-book2.gif or the bar http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...ons/cheers.gif .

Sounds like a lot of pressure on 14 to 16 year olds to have to decide a career that early. What if you decide halfway through that you want to change your career path/goals? Can they be changed?

My daughter is in her second year of college. She has changed her major 3 times already http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg.../gc-dizzy2.gif , remember what I said about gray hairs Suribachi? She's gone from forensic chemistry to pharmaceutical studies to a business degree. It helps that she has had the oppourtunity to work jobs at the college in the last two fields mentioned. A little practical experience can help you decide if that is what you want for a career, if you give it a reasonable amount of time to judge.

There are a lot of over-educated/over qualified waitresses and bartenders out there who didn't really know what they wanted for a career before entering college, and just kind of drifted through the system. So in a way, I can see some advantage in the Brit system.

JAG, after seeing what you are studying, I've got a theory as to why you spend so much time here. You've basically got us lot doing your homework for you - you start a conversation about something and then copy and paste our replies http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg.../gc-jester.gif You don't even need to do any typing

Topic: Does Jag need a girlfriend http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...gc-stunned.gif

I hope I'll never get this popular and get topics about me

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Quote[/b] (Accounting Troll @ May 12 2004,19:06)]JAG, after seeing what you are studying, I've got a theory as to why you spend so much time here. You've basically got us lot doing your homework for you - you start a conversation about something and then copy and paste our replies http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg.../gc-jester.gif You don't even need to do any typing

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Busted http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/bigthumb.gif

Though seriously, it is more to do with expanding my own opinions and arguments than anything else, seeing what right and left wingers think, then being able to effectively counter / support it, help me alot with my politics class.

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Quote[/b] (Hosakawa Tito @ May 12 2004,12:37)]Sounds like a lot of pressure on 14 to 16 year olds to have to decide a career that early. What if you decide halfway through that you want to change your career path/goals? Can they be changed?

My daughter is in her second year of college. She has changed her major 3 times already http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg.../gc-dizzy2.gif , remember what I said about gray hairs Suribachi? She's gone from forensic chemistry to pharmaceutical studies to a business degree. It helps that she has had the oppourtunity to work jobs at the college in the last two fields mentioned. A little practical experience can help you decide if that is what you want for a career, if you give it a reasonable amount of time to judge.

There are a lot of over-educated/over qualified waitresses and bartenders out there who didn't really know what they wanted for a career before entering college, and just kind of drifted through the system. So in a way, I can see some advantage in the Brit system.

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It can be a problem, but it's not as bad as it sounds. You only start A lvls at 17ish, and at GCSE (14-16) you do pretty much all the major subjects (maybe drop one or two e.g. I dropped geography in favour of Latin). Once you've decided your A lvls it is true that you will have closed some doors. E.g. you can't get into an English degree with all science A lvls Once you get to uni it actually gets more easy to change around. Course changes like the one you've described your daughter going through are fairly common (although usually you can only change once per year).

A big problem which the govt is trying to make a bit better is that our culture has a bit of an arbitrary arts/science divide (don't know if it's the same elsewhere?) so although there's nothing to stop people doing a mix at A lvl it is far more common to do all arts or all science. This is already a lot better than it used to be.

The system does force you to think a bit more, which might be good, but leaves you in a bit more trouble if you get it wrong the first few times. This is why I recommend people to follow a policy of 'closing as few doors as possible'. That's why I advised BKS to think about a science degree earlier in an another thread: he can always do a law or medicine conversion course after a science undergrad, but he will never be able to do research without a science degree.

Options cannot be changed except in very exeptional circumstances. at 14, I'm setting up for the next 10 years (inc. uni) of my life, and then work after that. It's sorta tough, but hey.

We have to do Latin outside school time at GCSE - I have to do 1 hour after school per week. That's on top of coursework and exam revision. I'm going for 12 GCSEs.

Good luck with the Latin I'm glad you're bothering with it

I have no choice. My mother took the form to work to sign, and she ticked the Latin box without consulting me Although I would have taken it anyway, i thought that was a bit OTT on her part...

I'm going to be sitting my GCSEs in three weeks-I'm not unduly worried. Are you enjoying the philosophy, Jag? I've got to pick 5 AS levels I want to take. So far I've got History, Biology, Chemistry and English Lit., but I'm not sure about the last one...

Philosophy is great, though you NEED a good lecturer, mine is very good, he is very knowledgeable so it makes it worth while. The topic makes you think and is challenging.

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Right, cool.

Most people I know who went on to study philosophy at university ended up as stand up comedians .

Tito ;

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I chose all my subjects for the career I wanted when I was 13 , then something occured which made me change my mind , I couldn't change the subjects so I didn't bother going to school . Still no regrets .

Personally, I'm somewhat dissatisfied with the A-level system - as it is now, we pretty much define how our careers are likely to turn out at the age of 15 - when we choose our A-levels.

For instance - I chose all sciences - Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Statistics. Now I'm stuck doing a subject I don't enjoy - although I am trying to change... But that's going to be very tricky - it's not so easy to swap to something totally unrelated, I've discovered. I'm trying to swap to Classics (with virtually no knowledge of Latin or Greek - should be fun)

I think it would probably be better if we instituted the International Baccalaureat - so we'd have less specialisation, but we would have more developed people - as it is, we get people who have no knowledge or interest in anything out of their field.

The system needs changing, and it will be soon the process has been started by the govt.

I HATE learning new things http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/gc-book2.gif

I think Jags approach must be wrong... talking about A-levels is not going to get much mileage... mind you I have always liked the intelligent women.

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IF THEY AIN'T NEW THINGS YOU AIN'T LEARNING
Apologies for the capitals but I couldn't be bothered to change them http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...ns/biggrin.gif

LOL Tribesman

Papeweio: I made the mistake of marrying a woman who was smarter than me. Now I cannot get away with anything Well as far as she knows I can't http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...icons/wink.gif

Sorry to but in, but JAG does need a Girlfreind, like all of us, even teh married ones http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...icons/wink.gif
j/k
But hey, he's probably done better than me, with an award winning score of ZERO.
Never had a girlfreind, but if you met me you'd know why.
I do have a few friends who just happen to be girls, but no girlfriends, per say.

Besides girls today are too modern, looking for a good broad who loves the 80's man...

Jag, go for Hot and no personality, then go from there.
-Capo

Capo, Oscar Wilde said once (no precise quote) : There are only two great misfortunes that can happen to a man. The first is that he doesn't get what he wants from life; the second is that he does get it.

I'd say that the first part of our life we are running after women and the rest of our times we try to get away from them. http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/rolleyes.gif

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Quote[/b] (Caporegime1984 @ May 14 2004,21:52)]Sorry to but in, but JAG does need a Girlfreind, like all of us, even teh married ones http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...icons/wink.gif
j/k
But hey, he's probably done better than me, with an award winning score of ZERO.
Never had a girlfreind, but if you met me you'd know why.
I do have a few friends who just happen to be girls, but no girlfriends, per say.

Besides girls today are too modern, looking for a good broad who loves the 80's man...

Jag, go for Hot and no personality, then go from there.
-Capo

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LOL http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg.../gc-laugh4.gif

couldn't have said it better myself http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...ns/biggrin.gif

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Quote[/b] (voigtkampf @ May 15 2004,11:56)]Capo, Oscar Wilde said once (no precise quote) : There are only two great misfortunes that can happen to a man. The first is that he doesn't get what he wants from life; the second is that he does get it.

I'd say that the first part of our life we are running after women and the rest of our times we try to get away from them. http://www.totalwar.org/forum/non-cg...s/rolleyes.gif

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You could turn gay. Gets rid of those problems (possibly, I don't have any first hand experience here).

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JAG, do you have a girlfriend? ~D

LOL talk about resurrecting a thread!!!!...

Nah mate he's at uni now, so it's all drinking beer and casual sex....just like my youth.:laugh4:

I love thread-digging.... :laugh4:

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Let us not make a habit of bringing threads back from the dead unless there's a good reason for it.

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