students!!!

[Jim27]

Originally Posted by liquidculture

lot of young women like an older man tho

[koopa]

INDEED!!

[liquidculture]

For a start I look a lot better than either of those two, my hair is intact and cut fairly close to my head, and I dont court publicity, of course you are probably jealous but dont worry you too will be older one day.

PS my women are all over the age of consent and (came) looking for me, I just sit there and along they (come)

[koopa]

bwahahaha

because after all..your only as old as the girl your feeling

[liquidculture]

Originally Posted by koopa

bwahahaha

because after all..your only as old as the girl your feeling

So true

[GEORGE GTS]

Originally Posted by senna

Yeah, getting loaded every night and fcuking hot little 18 year olds with tight pussies and not working for a living eh... er....

Where do I sign up

[liquidculture]

I dont know about the not working bit, it is really hard work, especially in the first year, the younger ones spend the first 4 months or so having a good time then they realise that there is work to do and then they really have to put the hours in, as it is I worked steadily all the way through and I still worked at least as hard as I do normally and a lot harder at times (and I work hard).
There are a lot of misconceptions about student life, they will get good jobs at the end of it or most will anyway and they will pay a lot back in tax through their working lives, I dont begrudge them any of it, a lot of progress is thanks to universities.

[GTR Fan]

Liquid hear hear most of this lot appear to have been educated buy the sun!!!!!!! University is about exposing yourself to ideas and conceps diffrent ways of thinking and so on in part its a growing process of soughts shome here could realy benifit from it........

[NissanBoy]

Not a bit, uni is for people who don't know what to do. Ask the person at McD's what degree they have!!! Education is on going in the fielid you work in, not in a class room. GO OUT AND GET A JOB!!!!!

[GTR Fan]

Ah the ignorance.

I am you tool and you never know in a few years it might be better than yours and what a suprices people im McD's dont have a begree do you think thats why i went do you hey. Cause I presume you didnt get in then?

[liquidculture]

Originally Posted by NissanBoy

Not a bit, uni is for people who don't know what to do. Ask the person at McD's what degree they have!!! Education is on going in the fielid you work in, not in a class room. GO OUT AND GET A JOB!!!!!

Wrong and right, Ive done both, the uni bit towards the end of my working life, and now I have a well paid job as a direct result of 29 years of work experience and 4 years at Uni, if they didnt know what to do when they went into Uni most do know after they finish

[emicen]

Originally Posted by liquidculture

No, I was as out of place as --------- well I cant think of anything appropriate, lot of young women like an older man tho

Like a pork pie at a jewish wedding?

GTR Fan - I duno what you mean really, but if I'm reading between the jumble right, Koopa did infact go to Uni.

[mattb]

Originally Posted by NissanBoy

Not a bit, uni is for people who don't know what to do. Ask the person at McD's what degree they have!!! Education is on going in the fielid you work in, not in a class room. GO OUT AND GET A JOB!!!!!

What a load of Sun reader bollocks. Please tell me how I get to be a CRM Systems Manager at the age of 29 without the following :

2 years GCSEs
2 years BTEC National Diploma in Computing
3 years BSc Information Systems Degree
1 years work experience

Without the above I wouldn't have even got on the ladder, unless I sat in an IT Support job for 4 years working overtime to get my MCSE. I would have had to wait until I was 35 to get where I am now and would have had to struggle to convince everyone I was qualified to do my job. Qualifications are needed for some jobs and act as gateway into a career, otherwise you wouldn't get the chance to gain the real world experience.

[Pikey]

Originally Posted by koopa

Im afraid if you have 11k of debt, you shouldnt have borrowed so much should you?

£2900 student loan every year for 3 years (which isnt quite enough to pay for rent and tuition fees - never mind food / drink / bills / transport!), plus about £1300 in my year in industry - when I still had to pay £500 tuition fees when I wasnt even at uni!!! Adding interest, it was about £10,700 when I started paying it back!

I used the money I earnt working for a year to fund my final year (so I didnt have to borrow any from my parents that year).

I borrowed the maximum I was allowed, which was enough to get through uni but nothing more! I wasnt hard up, but I certainly wasnt flush either! I went everywhere on my bike or on the train, I bought Tesco value everything, I never shared a house/flat with less than 5 people, I had a shitty part-time job, and I never met anyone who was anything different!

Well - apart from my mate James, who bummed around for 18 months and failed virtually everything, before quitting and getting a job in IT support that he hates and that pays him 8k a year less than me

[mattb]

Originally Posted by GTR Fan

Ah the ignorance.

Oh the irony....