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Where are the Arts repeats?

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    #32
    blondie83
    Registered Users Posts: 1,604 ✭✭✭blondie83


    Kas I've just noticed that in that picture you appear to have a tape measure around your head...!


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    #33
    kasintahan
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    blondie83 wrote:
    Kas I've just noticed that in that picture you appear to have a tape measure around your head...!


    :) that's quite correct. it was the first thing that came to hand, besides I think it adds to the Monty Pythonesq theme :)


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    #34
    Blush_01
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    Most subjects have about a 20% fail rate in first arts. Nobody failed my course this year as far as I know, which is pretty cool. If I passed I should hope everyone else did, otherwise destination : shizzle creek sans paddle, one way ticket.


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    #35
    Jonny Arson
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    Out of 5 people from my school who did 1st year Arts this year not even one of us passed all of our subjects and from what I know (providing I pass my repeat exam) I'll be the only one sticking with the course.

    I wonder how many other stories there are like that?


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    #36
    tribulus
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    Zane from MTV2 wrote:
    Out of 5 people from my school who did 1st year Arts this year not even one of us passed all of our subjects and from what I know (providing I pass my repeat exam) I'll be the only one sticking with the course.

    I wonder how many other stories there are like that?

    ah well blame Ms O' R for convincing everyone arts was the best thing since sliced bread :(


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    #37
    Misticles
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    blondie, is it just economics ur repeating? i left that after a week


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    #38
    Blondie86Star
    Closed Accounts Posts: 408 ✭✭Blondie86Star


    Yeah, I heard it was easy peasy! how wrong i was....damn 9 oclock lectures!


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    #39
    Jonny Arson
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,124 ✭✭✭Jonny Arson


    tribulus wrote:
    ah well blame Ms O' R for convincing everyone arts was the best thing since sliced bread :(

    No way trib she was fantastic. She hinted to me not to choose CA in DCU as my no.1 subject and boy was she spot on. A certain apparent computer whizz who sat next to me last year only passed 1 out of 5 subjects in it. If he failed jaysus what would I have been like! :eek:


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    #40
    arbeitsscheuer
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    Zane from MTV2 wrote:
    No way trib she was fantastic.

    Oh she was "fantastic", was she?
    Oh do go on ;)


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    #41
    Jonny Arson
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,124 ✭✭✭Jonny Arson


    SebtheBum wrote:
    Oh she was "fantastic", was she?
    Oh do go on ;)

    You've got such a dirty mind Sebastian! :D

    And yeah she was ''fantastic''............... in preventing me from doing CA.


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    #42
    Blush_01
    Registered Users Posts: 5,016 ✭✭✭Blush_01


    Career Guidance teachers... has anyone else ever noticed that they all seem to have had at least four proper, full-time, life-y jobs each before falling into career guidance? I had four in secondary school - the first was crap, had had 6 jobs before teaching religion and careers and left to have babies. The second was crap, had had 5 different jobs, taught cspe, religion and careers, and left to jump in a lake/off a bridge/ go back to america... The third was like the first one, but came back after having the babies. Unfortunately. Just no religion, and german instead. Finally, the fourth was a failed priest amongst other things, and couldn't guide his way out of a wet paper bag with a map.

    You're better off figuring out your own path.


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