and Chris Martin :chris:

now you're just being silly

and silly geese

oh hey 157k

147k actually :mellow:

and Guy :guy:

and Jonny :jonny:

and Will :will:

and Phil :phil:

 

:heart: :heart: :heart: <3!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:dozey:

It's amazing that the combination of : and p in :phil: didn't turn into :p

 

:|

:guy:

oh right yeah 147k

i am so clevar at maths u kno

dayum gurl

Maths sucks.

Pre-cal sucks.

Physics sucks when it's not all about space which is a lot of the time :disappointed:

I may take physics, I didn't for GCSE but after watching that Brian Cox series, it's been pulling me in.

I took triple science at GCSE, I used to watch Brian Cox, now it seems a bit like patronizing now I'm doing A Level Physics idk

Math doesn't suck at all! What are all you people talking about? :uhoh:

 

...then again, this is coming from an eighth grader taking geometry and finding it sadly easy....

I do actually like maths but it takes me forever to work things out which is why I didn't take it to A Level

What's A Level (and I guess B and C Level, too)? Not familiar with college.

Maths just doesn't come to me at all, English is the opposite, I got an A* in English Language with hardly any revision, but maths was a C with an absolute ton. And A levels are an English thing I think, If I remember rightly it goes SATS, GCSE, A-level, and then whatever comes after that.

your school lingo is wack

maths :wacky:

A-levels are part of the tertiary Further Education process in the United Kingdom. A-levels can

also be studied by students in Years 12 and 13 in a Sixth Form institution, as an optional part of secondary school. This is an integrated part of a Secondary Education institution in many areas of the country, while others have separate Sixth Form Colleges - this is normally done as a direct continuation of the secondary education process and hence most students study for the qualification from ages 16 to 18. Students require at least 5 A*-C GCSE Grades, including English and Mathematics to meet the pre-requisite to start A-levels

Because I'm too lazy to explain :nod:

Uh, what? :uhoh:

 

Sorry, I'm trying to write a Spanish paper while periodically refreshing this page. :P

your school lingo is wack

too right bro

they were gonna make a level compulsary so it would then be the same as in US High School.