yes yum yum.
to eat i would prefer lee though.hes quite meaty
to eat i would prefer lee though.hes quite meaty
Most physically attractive housemate?
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“Originally posted by ploppycheez
yes yum yum.
to eat i would prefer lee though.hes quite meaty ”
“Originally posted by ploppycheez
yes yum yum.
to eat i would prefer lee though.hes quite meaty ”
nah, too chewy - and big-boned
M
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“Originally posted by Glasgow Guy
I think the new guy Tim is quite handsome. ”
“Originally posted by Glasgow Guy
I think the new guy Tim is quite handsome. ”
Hmmmmm, I dont. The front of his hair sticks up WAY too much
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“Originally posted by drama_girly
Hmmmmm, I dont. The front of his hair sticks up WAY too much ”
“Originally posted by drama_girly
Hmmmmm, I dont. The front of his hair sticks up WAY too much ”
that's all the fashion in London
M
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“Originally posted by Glasgow Guy
I think the new guy Tim is quite handsome. ”
“Originally posted by Glasgow Guy
I think the new guy Tim is quite handsome. ”
He looks quite a lot like me. no, really. Though my lips are nthing like his.
Jack
Kate, Spencer, Kate, Spencer, Kate, Spencer,
Adele looks like a Voodoo doll.Jade does look like a pig.
And Sophie, she needs to get her makeup on.
Alex PJ and Jonny, Are 'Disgusting'
Adele looks like a Voodoo doll.Jade does look like a pig.
And Sophie, she needs to get her makeup on.
Alex PJ and Jonny, Are 'Disgusting'
she also has a cluster of small facial features scrunched in the middle of a small face. just my opinion. kate's great although she eats like a gerbil
Jade is awful = she's kind of barrel shaped?
Spencer is good looking and Adele for the Girls - I think Kate is too conventionally attractive. Adele is different. Sophie is like your plain mate. Until she puts some slap on.
Love Jonny's accent - can listen to him talk all night.
Spencer is good looking and Adele for the Girls - I think Kate is too conventionally attractive. Adele is different. Sophie is like your plain mate. Until she puts some slap on.
Love Jonny's accent - can listen to him talk all night.
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“Originally posted by Nuggie
Jade is awful = she's kind of barrel shaped?
Spencer is good looking and Adele for the Girls - I think Kate is too conventionally attractive. Adele is different. Sophie is like your plain mate. Until she puts some slap on.
Love Jonny's accent - can listen to him talk all night. ”
“Originally posted by Nuggie
Jade is awful = she's kind of barrel shaped?
Spencer is good looking and Adele for the Girls - I think Kate is too conventionally attractive. Adele is different. Sophie is like your plain mate. Until she puts some slap on.
Love Jonny's accent - can listen to him talk all night.
”
I assume you mean BEER barrel rather than GUN barrel!!!??!?!?
Jack
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“Originally posted by MustGetOutMore
In terms of intelligence
Adele
Alex
Spencer
Sophie
Kate
The chickens
The rest
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“Originally posted by MustGetOutMore
In terms of intelligence
Adele
Alex
Spencer
Sophie
Kate
The chickens
The rest
”
Funny that, I didn't realise Adele with her 3rd in Pharmacology from one of the ex poly's was more intelligent than PJ with a first class degree in law from Birmingham (that's a top Uni by the way). PJ's the only one with any demonstratable intelligence so I don't know how you are determining your criteria.
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“Originally posted by jezza
Funny that, I didn't realise Adele with her 3rd in Pharmacology from one of the ex poly's was more intelligent than PJ with a first class degree in law from Birmingham (that's a top Uni by the way). PJ's the only one with any demonstratable intelligence so I don't know how you are determining your criteria. ”
“Originally posted by jezza
Funny that, I didn't realise Adele with her 3rd in Pharmacology from one of the ex poly's was more intelligent than PJ with a first class degree in law from Birmingham (that's a top Uni by the way). PJ's the only one with any demonstratable intelligence so I don't know how you are determining your criteria. ”
Oii! There's nowt wrong with POLY'S.
Jezza, I think you might be taking this a bit too seriously, and besides in my experience the having/not having a degree has had little correlation with observed intelligence. And remember , we can only say how intelligent we observe them to be, we can't actually issue any sort of standadized tests from our tellys: I don't think even the "interactive" services are THAT interactive! I think if you can't enter into the spirit of the forum, perhaps you shouldn't take part...
Also: if pharmacology is *anything* like biochem, then I personally found Law much easier... but that's just me of course.
Jack
mega-intelligent
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and slightly drunk
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“Originally posted by jezza
Funny that, I didn't realise Adele with her 3rd in Pharmacology from one of the ex poly's was more intelligent than PJ with a first class degree in law from Birmingham (that's a top Uni by the way). PJ's the only one with any demonstratable intelligence so I don't know how you are determining your criteria. ”
“Originally posted by jezza
Funny that, I didn't realise Adele with her 3rd in Pharmacology from one of the ex poly's was more intelligent than PJ with a first class degree in law from Birmingham (that's a top Uni by the way). PJ's the only one with any demonstratable intelligence so I don't know how you are determining your criteria. ”
[COLOR=darkblue]Well having a degree demonstrates a capacity to absorb abd rehash information. I was talking about 'intelligence' - those capacities which include quick thinking, lateral thinking, awareness, strategy etc. I once had dinner with a Maths graduate in Spain and as we looked at the mountain she said "Aren't those glaciers clever - the way they missed the houses"!!! She was serious - and not drunk either.
Is that clearer[/color]
MGOM
BA Hons 1st class BTW
Quote:
“Originally posted by MustGetOutMore
[COLOR=darkblue]Well having a degree demonstrates a capacity to absorb abd rehash information. I was talking about 'intelligence' - those capacities which include quick thinking, lateral thinking, awareness, strategy etc. I once had dinner with a Maths graduate in Spain and as we looked at the mountain she said "Aren't those glaciers clever - the way they missed the houses"!!! She was serious - and not drunk either.
Is that clearer[/color]
MGOM
BA Hons 1st class BTW ”
“Originally posted by MustGetOutMore
[COLOR=darkblue]Well having a degree demonstrates a capacity to absorb abd rehash information. I was talking about 'intelligence' - those capacities which include quick thinking, lateral thinking, awareness, strategy etc. I once had dinner with a Maths graduate in Spain and as we looked at the mountain she said "Aren't those glaciers clever - the way they missed the houses"!!! She was serious - and not drunk either.
Is that clearer[/color]
MGOM
BA Hons 1st class BTW ”
feels slightly better about her 2:2 now...
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“Originally posted by Father Jack
Oii! There's nowt wrong with POLY'S.
Jezza, I think you might be taking this a bit too seriously, and besides in my experience the having/not having a degree has had little correlation with observed intelligence. And remember , we can only say how intelligent we observe them to be, we can't actually issue any sort of standadized tests from our tellys: I don't think even the "interactive" services are THAT interactive! I think if you can't enter into the spirit of the forum, perhaps you shouldn't take part...
Also: if pharmacology is *anything* like biochem, then I personally found Law much easier... but that's just me of course.
Jack
mega-intelligent
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and slightly drunk ”
“Originally posted by Father Jack
Oii! There's nowt wrong with POLY'S.
Jezza, I think you might be taking this a bit too seriously, and besides in my experience the having/not having a degree has had little correlation with observed intelligence. And remember , we can only say how intelligent we observe them to be, we can't actually issue any sort of standadized tests from our tellys: I don't think even the "interactive" services are THAT interactive! I think if you can't enter into the spirit of the forum, perhaps you shouldn't take part...
Also: if pharmacology is *anything* like biochem, then I personally found Law much easier... but that's just me of course.
Jack
mega-intelligent
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and slightly drunk ”
I am not the subject of discussion here. So give it a rest on the spirit of the forum etc. You are not a moderator here and I have as much right to tell you to get the hell off this forum as much as you do me. As far as I can tell you haven't got an argument so you are responding with weak personal attacks. Or are you just hung up about having a Poly education? One wonders.
Now with regards to your having/not having argument where does that apply exactly? Adele has a degree so the argument is not relevant.
The point is that she played the intelligence game by going to Uni and demonstrated that she hasn't got much end of story.
So regarding Law degrees are you now telling me that the Graduates I employ (I am a lawyer) are actually not that bright?? That is funny because I thought you need a D and an E maximum to get into Pharmacology at an old poly and 3 A's to get into Law at Brum.
Oh by the way I don't know how you drew the conlcusion that I have something against poly's. Can't see where I said that. Simple fact is that the old poly's are places for people who are unable to demonstrate enough intelligence to get into a redbrick Uni. That's a FACT.
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“Originally posted by MustGetOutMore
[COLOR=darkblue]Well having a degree demonstrates a capacity to absorb abd rehash information. I was talking about 'intelligence' - those capacities which include quick thinking, lateral thinking, awareness, strategy etc. I once had dinner with a Maths graduate in Spain and as we looked at the mountain she said "Aren't those glaciers clever - the way they missed the houses"!!! She was serious - and not drunk either.
Is that clearer[/color]
MGOM
BA Hons 1st class BTW ”
“Originally posted by MustGetOutMore
[COLOR=darkblue]Well having a degree demonstrates a capacity to absorb abd rehash information. I was talking about 'intelligence' - those capacities which include quick thinking, lateral thinking, awareness, strategy etc. I once had dinner with a Maths graduate in Spain and as we looked at the mountain she said "Aren't those glaciers clever - the way they missed the houses"!!! She was serious - and not drunk either.
Is that clearer[/color]
MGOM
BA Hons 1st class BTW ”
Hmm... well we will agree to differ here. I don't consider psychopathic traits to be particularly intelligent.
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