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wow @ dreamer no wonda ur so cleva, wat colej n uni did u go?
I am not clever... I am really thick believe me!
I used to go to Cadbury College and then went to Barts and the Royal London school of medicine and dentistry which is part of Queen Mary University of London.
@ dreamer....cadbury colej is in b'ham. well if im honest im not too sure but ive got on offer in psychology. I always wanted 2 be a psychiatrist but my dreams were shattered cuz i cant go 2 medical school man. But im goin b hopefully b doin da closest fing so most likely clinical psychology-----so i'll be allowed to prescribe drugs. Lol wror i bet pashtanan come 2 u n b lyk i want medicine, mala diazepam wraka lol.
I was born in the UK loool.... Born in Birmingham and so studied here
My parents kind of told me to do it (Medicine) plus I really had no idea what I wanted so just followed what I was told. I didnt like college but I loved university
and why cant you get into medical school?
what is sociology-----dats in p4------i hated dat
we did education aswell dat was ok.
so wat did u get den?
btw.....wer u from in da uk?
Apologies for being slight facetious here. Just floating in and ready to float right back out. You didn't take an A Level in English, did you? The spelling has me worried, that's all.
(I do accept however, that written English hasn't remained static since it was first written down), but John Humphrys and the educational grey heads within the British University system, might refer to it as slanguage.
Apologies for being slight facetious here. Just floating in and ready to float right back out. You didn't take an A Level in English, did you? The spelling has me worried, that's all.
(I do accept however, that written English hasn't remained static since it was first written down), but John Humphrys and the educational grey heads within the British University system, might refer to it as slanguage.
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