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A drop in
Posted Dec 2, 2007
Now, the question is, after all this time of being away, do I bother to stay and make myself known once more? Or do I just give up as I have been away for so long? Oh decisions decisions...
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Latest reply: Dec 2, 2007
Education ends
Posted May 16, 2006
I have finally finished my compulsory education. After 11 years of schooling, I can take a brether. But I have my GCSE's coming up. I am attempting to revise hard but it isn't at all easy. Ah well, at least i have got VI form to look forward to.
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Latest reply: May 16, 2006
Hmmmm...
Posted Apr 12, 2005
I have got my year ten mock GCSE's. Not too bad actually. Life is ok, time goes around me without me and I still don't care what anybody thinks of me.
I have written something but haven't got very far and it is sitting around on my PC hard drive. It is set in a pollitically correct society, like The Prisoner only the whole of the UK. Tell me what you think. NO PLAGERISM!!!!!
Black And White
It was a day in the year 2097, on the day of St. Tony. Phillip Magnus held his coat closer around his body and clutched his Gladstone bag. He found a sheltered bench, sat down and opened his bag. Inside there was a bottle of black vodka, a pencil case, a notebook and a dossier or two. He pulled out the vodka and took a swig straight from the bottle of which he had taken from the cabinet of his boss while he was not looking. The syrupy green liquid flowed down his eagerly awaiting throat, and burned as it went. It was supposed to be black, but since the PC reform the colour was changed. As was anything black. And white. And yellow, and brown and any other colour related to creed or nationality. So the Government at the time, decided to make any object of those colours, green.
Green dye had become the biggest source of income in the U.K. In fact large companies such as Shell, who had started trading green oil, had found a large income by selling green products to the British. As a result, many poverty stricken countries were able to re-establish their economies by creating trade in green items such as inks, dies and many other things.
Across the road, a pub formally known as the Fox and Hound, which was now called the Green Bottle, was previously Phillips local, until he said an un-PC phrase. He inadvertently called a senior citizen a ‘fogey’.
This act forced him to be ejected and banned from the pub. This was the society he lived in. A society where racism and anything said against the government was punishable by death. Even though many things were green, the society was far from healthy.
Gaz
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Latest reply: Apr 12, 2005
Won't be here
Posted Mar 24, 2005
I am going on holiday tommorrow and will be back in 3-4 days time. Woohoo!
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Latest reply: Mar 24, 2005
Doctor Who! Doctor Who! Doctor Who! Doctor Who! Doctor Who!
Posted Mar 9, 2005
Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!,htgstdrstbjhtr dvtufjh,n gxtsa4uy6idre.
That is how excited I am of the return of the time lord. Hail! Fabulous!! I will now become the biggest new Doctor Who fan ever!
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Latest reply: Mar 9, 2005
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