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In an English test, I wrote a story about giant psychopathic homicidal marshmallows wearing supermarket badges that said Bob and wielding shotguns.
I got a 5b, the second highest mark a Year six can get.
Dog
In an English test, I wrote a story about giant psychopathic homicidal marshmallows wearing supermarket badges that said Bob and wielding shotguns.
I got a 5b, the second highest mark a Year six can get.Dog
Nice, thats PWN man. My English test is today, lets see if that works for me as well! 
How did he get that wrong? British accents and Irish accent's are really easy to distinguish from each other.
Well not always, if you lived in some African village then it would be easy to confuse Liverpool or Glasgow accents with Irish ones. And don't forget that although people in Northern Ireland aren't technically in Great Britain they are still British citizens. When I went to America someone thought I was Italian and another thought I was Australian. Perhaps this guy is American, after all Americans are not to good with European accents.
Still funny though 
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Dog wrote:In an English test, I wrote a story about giant psychopathic homicidal marshmallows wearing supermarket badges that said Bob and wielding shotguns.
I got a 5b, the second highest mark a Year six can get.Dog
Nice, thats PWN man. My English test is today, lets see if that works for me as well!
If you want, I'm gonna try and get my story from my teacher so I can read it to my mum and dad, so I might post it somewhere. It's about one and a half pages long.
Dog
That 2 hour GCSE OCR history paper at 8:55am was a struggle. I revised all the new deal and America in the 1930s stuff when most the questions were about Europe in 1938 and Americans in the 1920s. I haven't been too lucky in these exams.
I should spam up every thread I find with a post just saying "Delicious."
In an English test, I wrote a story about giant psychopathic homicidal marshmallows wearing supermarket badges that said Bob and wielding shotguns.
I got a 5b, the second highest mark a Year six can get.Dog
In Year 5 I got a 5B, too. But that was when I was in a state school, now I get A's/B+'s most Exams.
No you shouldn't.
Delicious.
Omg, please don't do that
Darkman wrote:Omg, please don't do that
Well that's annoying.
C-C-COMBO BREAKER
I finished my finals two days ago, LOSERS.
Just came back from the theatre. We watched a show called: The Junglebook 2099.
Pretty awesome. Saw some good references to Kill Bill and other movies. Better than I ecxpected.
Last edited by the frozen brick (June 9, 2010 (01:37pm))
Splash wrote:I should spam up every thread I find with a post just saying "Delicious."
No you shouldn't.
The way you handled that was awesomesauce.
(Please don't sig that) (Wait, saying that just made the post siggable . . . dammit . . .)
my exams are done summer time
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