population - Page 2

blazey · 01-06-2008, 23:41

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leg·end (ljnd)
n.
1.
a. An unverified story handed down from earlier times, especially one popularly believed to be historical.
b. A body or collection of such stories.
c. A romanticized or popularized myth of modern times.
2. One that inspires legends or achieves legendary fame.
3.
a. An inscription or a title on an object, such as a coin.
b. An explanatory caption accompanying an illustration.
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So he is famous amongst those he taught - hopefully for the right reasons

He was a fabulous teacher, but retired now. I think its sad how you lose touch with teachers. I would love to see him again and let him know how I was doing, he always thought very highly of me.
In fact, once he embarrassed me in front of the whole class for my poor attendance by reading out my CAT score and saying how it was the best in my year and I should be getting A's. Shame I never listened.

shakermaker · 01-06-2008, 23:41

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I think it was possibly my worst subject at school. And that time he put a picture of an eye on a graph and said it represented my 'gorgeous eyes'... how embarrassing. He seemed to think all the lads should fancy me lol

Ha! I actually remember that. It wasn't all so bad afterall

shakermaker · 01-06-2008, 23:42

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Originally Posted by blazey

He was a fabulous teacher, but retired now. I think its sad how you lose touch with teachers. I would love to see him again and let him know how I was doing, he always thought very highly of me.
In fact, once he embarrassed me in front of the whole class for my poor attendance by reading out my CAT score and saying how it was the best in my year and I should be getting A's. Shame I never listened.

Also remember that. He did the same with me when he covered a history lesson, the ******.

blazey · 01-06-2008, 23:43

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Originally Posted by shakermaker

Ha! I actually remember that. It wasn't all so bad afterall

I honestly think the times he embarrassed me are the only things I remember from geography.

blazey · 01-06-2008, 23:44

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Also remember that. He did the same with me when he covered a history lesson, the ******.

The worst thing is that I had the same as Dale and he actually got the A's and I didn't

dales doing a maths degree though, what do you even DO with a maths degree?!

shakermaker · 01-06-2008, 23:46

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dales doing a maths degree though, what do you even DO with a maths degree?!

Count up your debts after graduation

blazey · 01-06-2008, 23:50

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Count up your debts after graduation

Mine wont even end after graduation, have to do another course that costs £11,500 for a year. THEN I have to train lol. Pooooooor

shakermaker · 01-06-2008, 23:54

...which is why I am buggering off to Scotland. Land of the free universities! Well, not free, but cheap.

blazey · 02-06-2008, 00:03

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...which is why I am buggering off to Scotland. Land of the free universities! Well, not free, but cheap.

Just hope labour don't get into any position of power there.

Royboy39 · 02-06-2008, 00:05

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Mine wont even end after graduation, have to do another course that costs £11,500 for a year. THEN I have to train lol. Pooooooor

Such is life.....Get a proper job and find your way where you can prove to yourself and others that your contribution is worthwhile and you train by experience, not by listening to failed tutors who would find a better job if they could.

blazey · 02-06-2008, 07:57

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Such is life.....Get a proper job and find your way where you can prove to yourself and others that your contribution is worthwhile and you train by experience, not by listening to failed tutors who would find a better job if they could.

Most of my tutors work in research within the university and regularly have articles published in the law journals, they're aren't just tutors. In fact I don't know of any which haven't had some sort of academic article published in the law journals, but the head of our law school is massively respected in corporate law an works internationally.

What would you even class as a 'proper job'? I can't think of anything I would rather be doing right now, even if I have been sat up all night writing case notes. It's all very worthwhile when you can see justice being done, and it very nearly always is done regardless of what the daily express might tell you.

jaysay · 02-06-2008, 09:39

I was very interested in the figures especially Ossy 12,532, can't remember the exact figure but the population has increased by about 1000 over the last 15 years, used to be around 11,500 give or take

garinda · 02-06-2008, 10:07

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I was very interested in the figures especially Ossy 12,532, can't remember the exact figure but the population has increased by about 1000 over the last 15 years, used to be around 11,500 give or take

There's been a lot of new homes built in that period, both in the Moscow Mill area, and on the site of the old mill behind Roegreave Road.

jaysay · 02-06-2008, 19:01

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There's been a lot of new homes built in that period, both in the Moscow Mill area, and on the site of the old mill behind Roegreave Road.

I really must get out more Rindi, you don't see to many new houses from my gaff to Ossy Social in a taxi

garinda · 02-06-2008, 19:27

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I really must get out more Rindi, you don't see to many new houses from my gaff to Ossy Social in a taxi

Even you must see the new houses near the Heys, as you pass.

Try wiping the windows.