Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Sep 22nd 2014, 11:27 pm
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2
Trust me. I'd read it if I didn't have 7-10 bloody discussion questions to answer after each chapter. Its easier to use the internet to get the answers to said questions.
IME having to do work/write an essay on the book ruins the book. So i'll automatically tell you a book isn't that great if I had to read it for school.
IME having to do work/write an essay on the book ruins the book. So i'll automatically tell you a book isn't that great if I had to read it for school.
Sep 22nd 2014, 11:35 pm
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2
Trust me. I'd read it if I didn't have 7-10 bloody discussion questions to answer after each chapter. Its easier to use the internet to get the answers to said questions.
IME having to do work/write an essay on the book ruins the book. So i'll automatically tell you a book isn't that great if I had to read it for school.
IME having to do work/write an essay on the book ruins the book. So i'll automatically tell you a book isn't that great if I had to read it for school.
Sep 23rd 2014, 12:00 am
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Sep 23rd 2014, 12:33 am
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
I tried to watch it via the ITV Player on my computer and it wouldn't load. This may be an ITV problem in general as I can't seem to get any shows to load on it. Firefox has an add-on that lets you watch shows on the ITV player.
Sep 23rd 2014, 12:38 am
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2
Trust me. I'd read it if I didn't have 7-10 bloody discussion questions to answer after each chapter. Its easier to use the internet to get the answers to said questions.
IME having to do work/write an essay on the book ruins the book. So i'll automatically tell you a book isn't that great if I had to read it for school.
IME having to do work/write an essay on the book ruins the book. So i'll automatically tell you a book isn't that great if I had to read it for school.
Can the teachers work out that students are cribbing answers from unreferenced sources or are you all too smart for that.
Sep 23rd 2014, 1:31 am
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Sep 23rd 2014, 1:40 am
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
This might be one of the saddest things I've ever seen you write, Gozit. That book was phenomenal. One of my all-time favourites. Seriously, get off this forum and read that damn book. It's brilliant. Stop being so naive. Also, being proud of passing without reading the book and looking up the answers online is NOTHING to be proud of. Really. As has been said upthread, your loss.
We have a service that gives our whole house international content. It's on the list to watch this week. I just tried playing it on ITV player, works a treat.
We have a service that gives our whole house international content. It's on the list to watch this week. I just tried playing it on ITV player, works a treat.
And Schnook, what is this magic thing of which you speak please? Last time I tried to watch ITV, it said I had an ad blocker that I know nothing about. Other sites seem to be able to bombard me with shite ads easily enough. I actually like the ads on ITV. Get a bit nostalgic
Sep 23rd 2014, 1:41 am
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
This might be one of the saddest things I've ever seen you write, Gozit. That book was phenomenal. One of my all-time favourites. Seriously, get off this forum and read that damn book. It's brilliant. Stop being so naive. Also, being proud of passing without reading the book and looking up the answers online is NOTHING to be proud of. Really. As has been said upthread, your loss.
If you ever learn German you'd know what Leb' wohl means,
Sep 23rd 2014, 2:17 am
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
No south, no Faulkner.
Sep 23rd 2014, 2:34 am
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
This might be one of the saddest things I've ever seen you write, Gozit. That book was phenomenal. One of my all-time favourites. Seriously, get off this forum and read that damn book. It's brilliant. Stop being so naive. Also, being proud of passing without reading the book and looking up the answers online is NOTHING to be proud of. Really. As has been said upthread, your loss.
Read the book. Form your own opinions & perceptions . Then answer the questions set.
Originally Posted by 4Bells
Addicting ? Really ? Gaaaaah
"--- But it's really addictive "..... innit.
Sep 23rd 2014, 3:03 am
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Okay, okay, alright. I apologise. I went a little over the top. At times I forget to think before I post... this was one of those times. All I was trying to do was illustrate Shard's original point but I went way too far. For the record, I do read the book and think its pretty good, but having to read back to find the answers to the questions is tedious.
Sep 23rd 2014, 3:05 am
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
As for the rest of that post...
Sep 23rd 2014, 3:07 am
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2
I like analysing too, but when it is in the form of having to answer specific questions about the "theme" and "point of view of x character" it gets old.