Verified answer

hahah lol

i do that too...... sometimes

i dont say my teachers were racist though....i respect my teachers

i dont really get rubbish results (not meaning to boast)

The respected reason is that there are particular expenditures in contact while somebody ceases to be an MP, and it replaced into theory no longer honest that MPs, having reluctantly made great very own sacrifices with the intention to symbolize their constituency, would desire to easily flow with out some popularity. It replaced into desperate they'd desire to be entitled to 6 months pay to cushion their transition from MP to nonentity as they regarded for a actual activity. in spite of if an MP replaced into rubbish or no longer, contributed to Parliament in any significant way or no longer, gorged on doubtful if no longer downright cheating expenditures or no longer, is beside the point. An MP is between the few 'workers' for whom overall performance is judged to have no value by any ability nor are they expected to shoulder any accountability for his or her very own or the government's strikes. As your self and others have talked approximately, 'golden handshakes' are no longer in any way warranted and unquestionably characterize no longer something greater desirable than the final, desperate sucking on the prevalent public money (our taxes) trough. My very own theory on the concern is that as an MP leaves Parliament there would desire to be a vote of their constituency by making use of which the electors ought to award them an advantage commencing from no longer something to assert, £25,000, or greater desirable yet from -£25,000 to £25,000. If destructive they might would desire to pay off that quantity. Little issues like that ought to properly motivate them to unquestionably take the activity heavily and settle for some accountability.

it makes one feel better and then they make the promise to them selves that they will study better for the next exam. i have never told my parents the teacher was racist, but i have told them the teacher didn't like me because i got a B when i clearly deserved an A.

but no hard feelings

Because they like to blame their bad results on inanimate or animate objects.

The answer is that it's just a cop-out. They don't want to fully take the blame. They rather have some one/thing else take the responsibility of their own failure.

lol

i got my results today

i got friggin 3 B's

gawwwwwwwwwd

but

anyway its only half way through the course

so i ain't complaining

I'll just shove the A*'s up my chavy sh!t teachers' @SS

when my gcse's happen

i dnt complain i do something about it

Oi, Ms.Curious!Cat stop boasting.

Its haraam to be so full of pride.

Well I never said that even though my Results were less than I expected

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AvDDp...

Hey! I say that sometimes.

It's usually the truth ..

well my teachers werent even good.. they gave us ones who just graduated from highschool.. like what the hell..