Max Mosley
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Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. Albert Einstein
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Your status update is a quote from Albert Einstein, dated Yesterday 01:57am. I thought he died a while back?
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wants to breastfeed Paul (Pabloh20) & Graham (Max Mosley).
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So we suck up to you?
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Has been a poorly bunny - off sick for last 2 weeks
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Glad to have you back! It must have been really serious if you were too ill to post.
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I want a strong feeling, a nice feeling.
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Yeah I miss being an altar boy.
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teddydub, caesar... I think we all should increase the font size for standardisation purposes and for the good of the elder TF1 members.
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Maybe we could even reduce some people's font size?
(Not your good self of course!)
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George, my son, has arrived. 6.40am, 8lbs, him and mum doing fine.
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Awesome! Give him our regards, when he's old enough to speak.
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is a grandad. Damn. Even more to love about life ;-)
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Wow! Is this the little guy whose homework you were asking us about? Fast learner!
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Congrats, John. Hoping to make my Dad one of those within the next week.
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Good luck.
It takes most people nine months...
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INTO MY TOP CHOICE UNI! WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
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Well done, sir! Remember, as a wise man once said: the f-word is not a SAT word.
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I want to know how would you say aquí no cabe un tonto más in English.
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No hablo Espanol. Soy tonto.
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Has 5 conditional offers for university already! Pleased and excited.
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Congratulations mate! Sounds like you'll have a good choice.
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I think my mind about Uni may be close to decided. £25,000 debt after 2-3 years when a degree is no longer a sure fire route to a job? Maybe not. Thanks, Tories.
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bollocks...
... so you don't need to borrow money to cover your fees!
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I think my mind about Uni may be close to decided. £25,000 debt after 2-3 years when a degree is no longer a sure fire route to a job? Maybe not. Thanks, Tories.
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Hi mate, the problem is that these plans don't seem to be explained well enough.
Basically, no one will be unable to afford uni because, unlike in America, we pay fees *after* graduating, as a percentage of our income above £21,000pa. So it doesn't matter how rich/poor your family is, everyone pays back according to their own means.
The amount you can borrow is for living expenses, to cover rent and alcohol, whereas your fees are paid back later so you don...
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I think my mind about Uni may be close to decided. £25,000 debt after 2-3 years when a degree is no longer a sure fire route to a job? Maybe not. Thanks, Tories.
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bah...
...the tax system so it's completely impossible to get trapped in this debt. If you don't earn much, you don't repay much.
And just to wind you up, I think students *should* pay for their fancy edumacations.
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I think my mind about Uni may be close to decided. £25,000 debt after 2-3 years when a degree is no longer a sure fire route to a job? Maybe not. Thanks, Tories.
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Haha this is the most interesting thread atm. I think the higher fees will only affect students younger than you, so you'll probably escape by a year.
Even if that's not the case, I agree with Eric. A good degree is worth a lot of money because it can boost your salary for the rest of your life, as well as giving you more choices, interests, experiences etc.
This is even more true in Britain than in the States because here the 'fees' are repaid through ...
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