kenda11s' educated thread for educated people!!

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effy_b

07-11-2009

I feel that I'm educated enough:

12 GCSEs
4 A levels
BSc in Microbiology
PGCE
Grade 8 piano
Watched every series of X Factor!!

So of course, I'm completely educated. And I say that Olly should win :P.

And lovecat- love that you have Aqua! Me too!

mitacond

07-11-2009

[quote=lovecat86;36504891]Haha, how far back shall we go?

10 GCSES: all at Grade B except my A in German

4 A Levels: Psychology: B, Biology: C, Chemistry: C, General Studies: C

BSc degree in Human Psychology: First Class Honours
HUGE CD collection with everything from Aqua to Radiohead to Eminem to The Jesus and Mary Chain.
Watched every episode of every X Factor since it's birth.

Actually, when you put it all down like that... it's not as impressive as I thought it was. I think I'd better vacate this thread and find some uneducated ones to post in

P.S. My uneducated opinion is that Jamie is the best [/QUOTE]

Ah of course he is bless him.

Swansea Gavin

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by Tiron:
“Nice funny thread Kenda.

And oh, I am very educated. Will a couple of degrees do? I have a few ”

What about three degrees? I have their 'Best Of' cd

mitacond

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by electric_badger:
“
BA(hons) English Language and Literature, PGCE in English (secondary school teacher), been watching XF since the first series. I can also spell and use punctuation (especially apostrophes) accurately, and I know the difference between their and there!

Can I post please?!

J+E are talentless morons and Jamie to win!!!!”

Oh fellow educationalist along with other things too.

mitacond

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by Swansea Gavin:
“What about three degrees? I have their 'Best Of' cd”

Wow now there is taste for you.

carolineglasgow

07-11-2009

I actually once met someone who had a Degree - does that count? I try to base all my posts on what I think they would say, so I really feel that I should be allowed to remain on this post.

Mnēmē

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by MissMatch:
“I'm only 14 so I'm probably not educated enough for this thread as I haven't done any exams yet. I am Grade 5 in Piano though. Do I qualify?

”

forget grades, as long as you can produce your own tunes on the piano i dont mind

neelia

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by carolineglasgow:
“I actually once met someone who had a Degree - does that count? I try to base all my posts on what I think they would say, so I really feel that I should be allowed to remain on this post.”

effy_b

07-11-2009

Haha this made me laugh!

cfc86

07-11-2009

I read 5 books once. Not at the same time but yeah.

And I think Lucie should win but knowing my luck she won't

Tiron

07-11-2009

Lol!!!!

ProVista

07-11-2009

I have a GCE Grade One in European Studies
(I know where it is and what currencies they all use..... oh hang on, did they change that bit?)

I also have an O Level in English Language, so I too also know the difference between there and their; where and were; are and our (how can anyone muddle these up?)

I listen to Terry Wogan, Chris Evans, Radcliffe & Maconie (is that musically diverse enough)

And, more importantly, I am a mum so obviously require skills including multi-tasking; infinite ingenuity; advanced cleaning and bio-warfare and how to bang head against wall without actually damaging the paintwork (sadly decorating isn't one of my skills). I also manage to get my child to school with the correct homework and dinner money each day and remember to collect him again in the afternoon.

Do I qualify?

MissMatch

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by Mnēmē:
“forget grades, as long as you can produce your own tunes on the piano i dont mind”

Hmm...I've done a bit of song writing before at school. Does that count?

RampantJelly

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by The Spoon:
“Danyl - How to win friends and influence people
Olly - Jamie Oliver's Food Factory
Jamie - "Hammer of the Gods" i.e. how to be behave like a rockstar
Lloyd - Grooming for Men
Stacey - Fireman Sam
Lucie - Kerry Katona's "How to be Welsh"
Joe - "Billy Elliott"

and of course...

Jedward - "The Importance of Being Earnest"*

*I know it's a play, but I've got Wilde's plays as a book

[qualification to post? Decree and Post-Grad qualifications]”

Nisi or Absolute?

I don't like to brag, so I won't. I am definitely supercilious enough to be in here - hell, I should stay just for using that word!

neelia

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by ProVista:
“I have a GCE Grade One in European Studies
(I know where it is and what currencies they all use..... oh hang on, did they change that bit?)

I also have an O Level in English Language, so I too also know the difference between there and their; where and were; are and our (how can anyone muddle these up?)
I listen to Terry Wogan, Chris Evans, Radcliffe & Maconie (is that musically diverse enough)

And, more importantly, I am a mum so obviously require skills including multi-tasking; infinite ingenuity; advanced cleaning and bio-warfare and how to bang head against wall without actually damaging the paintwork (sadly decorating isn't one of my skills). I also manage to get my child to school with the correct homework and dinner money each day and remember to collect him again in the afternoon.

Do I qualify?”

I spell them differently bu have to confess with my accent they both sound like "are".

Gneiss

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by DollyDumpling:
“Since a sense of humour is apparently lacking, I don't think you are qualified to post in this thread.:yawn:”

Maybe you're just not qualified enough to judge....

kenda11

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by DogmaLoki:
“The OP can't either, so this whole thread was built on shaky grounds!”

ok get out of my thread

Anika Hanson

07-11-2009

BSc Molecular Biology and Genetics
MSc Functional Genomics
Currently doing a PhD in Molecular Cell Biology.

And I can't spell and have watched x-factor since the first series and I watched pop Idol before that and I also watch big brother and buy all those trashy gossip magazines like heat, hello, now etc

Shantan

07-11-2009

I'm not one to usually brag but I can play the triangle

top that

TOOTandcomein

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by Gneiss:
“Maybe you're just not qualified enough to judge....”

There's always one

effy_b

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by Shantan:
“I'm not one to usually brag but I can play the triangle top that ”

I don't think anyone can top that!

Glorfindel

07-11-2009

Originally Posted by Shantan:
“I'm not one to usually brag but I can play the triangle top that ”

I'm a dab...err...mouth on the ocarina!

SparklySwede

07-11-2009

I have conversations with people who use really long words, so I think I should count as being educated enough to stay in this thread.

If that's not enough, I sometimes use long words myself too - like supercalifragilisticexpialidocius.

I also watched Music & Lyrics recently, so I know all about writing music and lyrics.

I also used to go to music classes at school and I watched someone on tv play the piano once.

Am I educated enough to stay?

xenosys

07-11-2009

Hey Everyone, just spotted this thread!

Ummm, ok. Here goes:

6 B+ Highers (A Level Equivalents..ish),
HND Customer Services,
Bsc (Hons) Computing Games Technology 1st

Bsc (Hons) Audio Engineering (In Process)

All done without reading a book from front page to back too

Musical Qualifications :: .... I have had one track signed to a record label back in 2002, although at the moment I do only produce Electronica, primarily melodic trance minus any vocal input.

Don't have a particular favourite this year, but do enjoy the show more for entertainment value on a Saturday, rather than looking out for any prominent talent.

Andybear

07-11-2009

I have two CSEs, five 'O' Levels, two 'A' Levels and am currently two thirds of the way through a degree in Classical Studies, which I'm doing part time alongside working full time. Does that make me educated enough for you

My faves this year are Jamie and the twins!

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