British students smash up Conservative HQ
Nov 12th 2010, 2:37 pm
#46
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Re: British students smash up Conservative HQ
Gunsmithing is probably a safe bet in North America. Be warned, though, that only one college in Canada offers a full-time course. It's in Maniwaki, about 120km north of me. There is SFA to do in Maniwaki, which is why the niece shows up Friday night with empty tupperware containers and a basket of dirty laundry and leaves on Sunday with full tupperware containers and a basket of clean laundry.
Nov 12th 2010, 2:47 pm
#47
Joined: Jul 2007
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Re: British students smash up Conservative HQ
No, she's doing a degree in criminology and forensics and already works part-time for the local constabulary. They are encouraging her.
Gunsmithing is probably a safe bet in North America. Be warned, though, that only one college in Canada offers a full-time course. It's in Maniwaki, about 120km north of me. There is SFA to do in Maniwaki, which is why the niece shows up Friday night with empty tupperware containers and a basket of dirty laundry and leaves on Sunday with full tupperware containers and a basket of clean laundry.
Gunsmithing is probably a safe bet in North America. Be warned, though, that only one college in Canada offers a full-time course. It's in Maniwaki, about 120km north of me. There is SFA to do in Maniwaki, which is why the niece shows up Friday night with empty tupperware containers and a basket of dirty laundry and leaves on Sunday with full tupperware containers and a basket of clean laundry.
Nov 13th 2010, 4:20 am
#48
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Re: British students smash up Conservative HQ
I personally know only a handful of people with real money - four of them married it and a couple of them take a very relaxed view of the HMRC rules and regulations.
Senca, the above may say more about you than you would care to admit.....
I believe the students did right to stand up for what they believe in and when you consider that there 40,000 of them in protest, a small group of idiots is pretty good going, it's just a pity they had to be there at all........well done the serious protestors. If our youth don't engage in politics then we have some serious issues ahead of us for sure.
As for the hike in tuition, just social darwinism rearing it's ugly head once more. I just know I'm glad not to be bringing my children up there.
Mrs M x
Senca, the above may say more about you than you would care to admit.....
I believe the students did right to stand up for what they believe in and when you consider that there 40,000 of them in protest, a small group of idiots is pretty good going, it's just a pity they had to be there at all........well done the serious protestors. If our youth don't engage in politics then we have some serious issues ahead of us for sure.
As for the hike in tuition, just social darwinism rearing it's ugly head once more. I just know I'm glad not to be bringing my children up there.
Mrs M x
Nov 13th 2010, 4:53 am
#49
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Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 14,188
Re: British students smash up Conservative HQ
Those of us in the Barbie have come to know and love your in-depth knowledge about everything on the planet, so I'm convinced you can come up with a better system, than an army of politicians and government advisers, with access to the financial 'books' of the country, could ever devise.
