Question about A-levels
Oct 10th 2011 | 8:09 am
#31
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 321
From: Southeast Calgary
Re: Question about A-levels
My daughter did four plus general studies and some kind of extended project that was the equivalent of an AS I think.
Oct 10th 2011 | 1:45 pm
#32
Born again atheist
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 30,259
From: Europe (to be specified).
Re: Question about A-levels
Well you, Sir, and I, Sir, are probably what would in these modern times be considered geeks. Despite all evidence to the contrary with your worldly ways and polyglot cosmopolitan lifestyle, your chosen profession is pretty much the definition of geekery in some people's eyes... 
His A-levels are hardly relevant.
<you still on for Friday?>
Oct 11th 2011 | 11:10 am
#33
Sawdust making harpy
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 11,291
From: Alberta
Re: Question about A-levels
A geek, Sir, is someone who has never experienced, and is likely incapable of experiencing, the beautiful nuances of humanity and its varied cultures. One who's heart has never roared with desire and throbbed with sympathy for the downtrodden. A creature of pimples, slide rules, masturbation and numbing loneliness.
His A-levels are hardly relevant.
<you still on for Friday?>
His A-levels are hardly relevant.
<you still on for Friday?>
Oct 11th 2011 | 2:00 pm
#34
Magnificently Withering
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 6,908
From: Oakville, ON
Re: Question about A-levels
Bleeuugh... all at the same time? That would require a level of dexterity - or absent-mindedness - that I am grateful not to have achieved...
