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Reliant121 wrote:I hate motorcycles. more because my grandpa rides a Harley Davidson (dont ask me what size engine, I dont know nor do I care). And he has the leather jacket, jeans and winkle picker shoes that I come to imagine from a biker.

Not a Triumph or a Norton? How decidedly un-British!

Probably 1450, BTW, and the classic riding footwear is engineer boots:

shran wrote:I have shaven mysef for the first time. About bloody tiome too, even though there was little to shave and I've been saving things up for the past 4 years.

Holy hopping snot, please PLEASE PLEASE tell me you're talking about your face.

Actually, now that you mention it, it could very well be a Triumph. He's had loads in the past. As well as his litany of crap cars. IE A 1st generation Reliant Robin.

Mark wrote:Welcome to the DITL.......where if you miss a day, or god forbid, a few days, it takes FOREVER to get caught up.

And you wonder how the hell the other posters got on that side-tangent.

lol.....im gunna have to make sure i keep going on here, and checking every so often on the day lol

i just got my gcse exam timetable yesterday..... scary......lol xD

I know Reliant says it alot, and I know it's a test, but, what kind of test is it? Just a general knowledge test?

Captain Nickswitz.........quit interrogating the Crewman.

Congratulations by the way

Yeah, congrats, captain.

I'm going to mow my lawn.

Which one?

The actual one.

My lawn service starts tomorrow, does that count?

I'm honestly just happy to have a lawn to mow again.

Mikey wrote: Holy hopping snot, please PLEASE PLEASE tell me you're talking about your face.

Rest assured, there is little else there is to shave aside of my face.

Nickswitz wrote:I know Reliant says it alot, and I know it's a test, but, what kind of test is it? Just a general knowledge test?

GCSE's stand for General Certificate of Standard Education. They are the fundamental qualification taken in Secondary school that allow access to college, and by proxy, university. Every student in the country takes them. Sam's a year ahead of me, meaning he is doing all his soon. Each GCSE is a certificate in certain subject. Core, is the stuff you all do, which are English, Maths, Core science and Religious Education. ICT might be one as well. The rest are options, that you choose dependent on your skills and likes.

Nick - somewhat like our SAT's or ACT's, I'm guessing.

Ok, that's what I thought, but I wanted to make sure I knew what I was talking about.