How do you leave? - Page 6

garinda · 11-06-2009, 10:51

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Originally Posted by andrewb

Could not agree with you more Mr Rindi, it is a rare occasion.

Oh, the irony of that statement.

jaysay · 11-06-2009, 11:01

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Originally Posted by garinda

Oh, the irony of that statement.

Don't think its that ironic Rindi, I agree with you sometimes

shillelagh · 11-06-2009, 11:40

Like jaysay says there are times when you disagree with what the main party is doing and you make your feelings known .. which i did .. and in fact there is someone on here who knows that i can make my feelings known ... he was at the brunt of it .. in fact it was the first time i met him .. wasnt it Bernard ...

and in fact the argument that started that day carried on for many a month .. ok i lost that argument .. but i was up against a government that didnt listen .. oh by the way this was in 1994 or was it 95? ...

suedarbo · 13-06-2009, 19:07

Can I ask a question please? Is Blazey a troll? If not she does a very good impersonation of one. The remark earlier in the thread to Flashy was unforgivable and if I knew how to take karma away I would have done

pipinfort · 13-06-2009, 21:05

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Originally Posted by suedarbo

Can I ask a question please? Is Blazey a troll? If not she does a very good impersonation of one. The remark earlier in the thread to Flashy was unforgivable and if I knew how to take karma away I would have done

PMSFL.......................classic. errr and yes i think she is a `troll` to put it mildly

pipinfort · 13-06-2009, 21:11

[quote=blazey;720391]I've moved from one social situation to another in the past two years. I've gone from living in one place to another, and things are different in the real world that lies beyond Accrington.
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Believe me miss `worldly wise`......i`ve travelled the world and it ain`t much different from good ole accy....( language aside)...one day you will regret every single word you have written on this forum. I feel really sorry for you. shame

blazey · 13-06-2009, 22:07

1. I like Accrington, but I think people forget that there are things beyond the town and that opinions can differ from the consensus in Accrington.
2. Yes I am a troll. In the morning I even have the hair.
3. The foolish and the dead alone never change their opinions. Which are you?

blazey · 13-06-2009, 22:09

On that note as well, I don't mind being called little girl as it reminds me that I am still young, certainly young enough still to do whatever I want to do in life, and being told to shut up reflects badly on you, not on me.

TJH · 13-06-2009, 22:28

As a member of Accyweb who has an LLB which is the degree Blazey seems to want so badly, i can say that Law schools through out the country have a wide social mix, you have the confident students who want the degree to progress. You have the students who study law as there families are all lawyers and its what is expected and then you have the students who study law to improve there social standing.

Ive seen students like Blazey before, all the talk and witty comments but when the final year arrives they fall by the way side, no one is bothered about social background anymore. But for some they feel the legend of the LLB is a holy grail which they can bash everyone else over the head with.

As i sit here typing this, by 3 neighbours are all lawyers, there down to earth and friendly, my forth neighbour is a stay at home mum of 2. we all talk and get on. I dont see why people like Blazey feel that an LLB will secure either a better life or repect from others. I just see a little up start who will soon see her degree counts for nothing if she cant hold her tongue and mix with all backgrounds.

Please dont judge all law students based on Blazey, she is the exception and will learn. I just hope she learns manners and grace before her time at university is wasted.

P.S Depression treatment going well :-)

blazey · 13-06-2009, 22:31

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Originally Posted by TJH

As a member of Accyweb who has an LLB which is the degree Blazey seems to want so badly, i can say that Law schools through out the country have a wide social mix, you have the confident students who want the degree to progress. You have the students who study law as there families are all lawyers and its what is expected and then you have the students who study law to improve there social standing.

Ive seen students like Blazey before, all the talk and witty comments but when the final year arrives they fall by the way side, no one is bothered about social background anymore. But for some they feel the legend of the LLB is a holy grail which they can bash everyone else over the head with.

As i sit here typing this, by 3 neighbours are all lawyers, there down to earth and friendly, my forth neighbour is a stay at home mum of 2. we all talk and get on. I dont see why people like Blazey feel that an LLB will secure either a better life or repect from others. I just see a little up start who will soon see her degree counts for nothing if she cant hold her tongue and mix with all backgrounds.

Please dont judge all law students based on Blazey, she is the exception and will learn. I just hope she learns manners and grace before her time at university is wasted.

P.S Depression treatment going well :-)

As I've said before, I'm different in person and all the accywebbers who have met me in person know this.

As for my time at University being wasted, I do more academically and socially than anyone I know and again, the accywebbers who know me are aware of this!

I'm not entirely sure why you wanted to add onto the bottom of that message that your depression treatment is going well :/

suedarbo · 13-06-2009, 22:38

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Originally Posted by blazey

As I've said before, I'm different in person and all the accywebbers who have met me in person know this.

As for my time at University being wasted, I do more academically and socially than anyone I know and again, the accywebbers who know me are aware of this!

I'm not entirely sure why you wanted to add onto the bottom of that message that your depression treatment is going well :/

Because he/she wanted to. Would you like to check his posts before they are submitted?

TJH · 13-06-2009, 22:39

Blazey, when all is said and done. You only have to impress yourself. Your in love with your own Legend and your only a student, no LLB yet, no training and no legal job as a lawyer. Until that happens you ARE just a student like we all were.

You just cant make sweeping statments about you working harder that other people and insult the majorities like you do.

There are far too many lawyers as it is, do we need you? no, its not easy to find a job in the legal sector anymore despite what you think you know.

Dont bother to argue as i am what you want to be, a lawyer. So take it from the horses mouth, you have a long way to go and your anoying those that have made it with your insults to others.

Confidence in yourself means you dont need to shout from the roof tops how great you are, you either are or your not.

Silence is a virtue that you need on your way to top, i wish you all the best in your studies, but to be honest, i cant see you getting where you want to go until you let go of this hard done by act you put on.

And the depression comment was to save me updating an older thread.

accyman · 13-06-2009, 22:46

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Originally Posted by blazey

As I've said before, I'm different in person and all the accywebbers who have met me in person know this.

you mean your not R2D2..

NOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooo

garinda · 13-06-2009, 23:44

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Originally Posted by blazey

1. I like Accrington, but I think people forget that there are things beyond the town and that opinions can differ from the consensus in Accrington.

Most of the population realise this by the age of seven or eight.

Congratulations.

A little slow, but you've arrived at the same conclusion as the rest of us...eventually.

garinda · 13-06-2009, 23:52

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Originally Posted by TJH

Confidence in yourself means you dont need to shout from the roof tops how great you are, you either are or your not.

You usually find the people that have to self proclaim their own merits, are usually very insecure, and it's the only thing they can do to make themselves feel a little more worthy.

Quite sad really, if a little amusing at the same time, for those of us not so bright and dazzling.