aye, 17 in JuneFunky_Finny wrote:
Oh cool. So you're.... 16 away to be 17, if not already?Peter wrote:
or last yearFunky_Finny wrote:
4th.
Don't ask me in English years, they do it fucked up, basically, 7 years of primary and 4 of secondary. I'm sitting my standard grades/GCSEs this year.. in 4 weeks actually.Like I said, this means nothing to me lol. Doing your GCSEs this year or next?Peter wrote:
Year 12, and yourself?We've got 6 actually, but you can leave after 3 if you're old enough.bennisboy wrote:
hows the english system fucked up. You only have 4 years of secondary educationFunky_Finny wrote:
4th.
Don't ask me in English years, they do it fucked up, basically, 7 years of primary and 4 of secondary. I'm sitting my standard grades/GCSEs this year.. in 4 weeks actually.
Like I said, this means nothing to me lol. Doing your GCSEs this year or next?
*BornJenspm wrote:
Much easier:
What year were you borne?
Jee Jens
16 on July 6th.
06/07/08
06/07/08
my birthday two years ago was betterFunky_Finny wrote:
16 on July 6th.
06/07/08
06/06/06
and your birthday is the same as my mates
So you can leave before you sit your gcse equivalents?Funky_Finny wrote:
We've got 6 actually, but you can leave after 3 if you're old enough.bennisboy wrote:
hows the english system fucked up. You only have 4 years of secondary educationFunky_Finny wrote:
4th.
Don't ask me in English years, they do it fucked up, basically, 7 years of primary and 4 of secondary. I'm sitting my standard grades/GCSEs this year.. in 4 weeks actually.
Like I said, this means nothing to me lol. Doing your GCSEs this year or next?
Omgnowai@bothpointsPeter wrote:
my birthday two years ago was betterFunky_Finny wrote:
16 on July 6th.
06/07/08
06/06/06
and your birthday is the same as my mates
Yeah, actually that is pretty fucked up...bennisboy wrote:
So you can leave before you sit your gcse equivalents?Funky_Finny wrote:
We've got 6 actually, but you can leave after 3 if you're old enough.bennisboy wrote:
hows the english system fucked up. You only have 4 years of secondary education
Are you not worried if your gcse's are in four weeks you can't answer a simple 1/2 mark question?
Nope, I don't get exam stress.Peter wrote:
Are you not worried if your gcse's are in four weeks you can't answer a simple 1/2 mark question?
Plus, I'm tired from today, and pissed off, and not thinking straight, and my textbook is downstairs.
Last question @ OP