[Closed] A level results - urine boiled content!

Given that the baby can't be unborn, what would you have him do?

Mehhhh, struggling to get worked up about this one.

3. Supposedly bright enough to get into uni of choice but too bloody stupid to use contraception?

Eh? You've a funny idea of what intelligence means it seems.

wow

"I'll be able to support them better in the long run"

Probably true to be honest.

You have also made giant assumptions about how the gf and baby will be supported whilst he is at uni.

Struggling to see what your problem is with this.

sounds like he meant "Thanks christ, now I can run away to the other end of the country and not have to deal with this nasty reality that keeps following me about."

gonna be awkward when girlfriend's parents see it, those clips just go round and round on BBC news...

Or he's just 18 and not good with wording things yet.

Seems a bit judgemental.

Boiled piss and the only CAPS you use are for BBC.

Poor effort!!

Bloke tries to maximise his future career prospects to support his family.

What an appalling (non) story 🙄

Your rant is weak.

Good on the lad. He's got into uni, got a girlfriend, and is fertile. Three wins right there.

Stats aren't my strong point, but isn't a variation of 0.4% in the top grades given out totally insignificant? Also the graph in [url= http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-19266381 ]this BBC article[/url]- what is that showing, really?

Eh? You've a funny idea of what intelligence means it seems.

I have idea what his financial circumstances are but it is [b]highly likely[/b] that someone else is going to be picking up the bill to support his child while he continues his education.

I have idea what his financial circumstances are

At least we agree on something.

but it is highly likely that someone else is going to be picking up the bill to support his child while he continues his education.

Her parents, his parents, him, her ?

And even if it is "us" as you suggest, better doing it for three years now, rather than for much longer when he can't get a job through lack of qualifications.

You have seen the youth unemployment figures haven't you.

Woody - Member
Eh? You've a funny idea of what intelligence means it seems.
Nice nit-pick there molgrips. Intelligence and common sense do not always go together but you know that!
I have idea what his financial circumstances are but it is highly likely that someone else is going to be picking up the bill to support his child while he continues his education.

Depending on what subject he does, someone else will be picking up the bill for his course too!!! 😯

I ask again Woody, what would you have him do?

I give this post an F

Send him down the mines!
Oh.

NG

Agree with your points (assuming he is going to study something which will assist his job prospects) but even if 'the parents' are picking up the bills, which I doubt as he said that he would have had to get a job if he hadn't got into uni, therefor, it is fairly safe to assume that the taxpayer will be funding.

I ask again Woody, what would you have him do?

Intelligence and common sense do not always go together but you know that!

Ezzackly.

Anyway, leave the poor lad alone - he's got enough problems as it is! He might have discussed his options with everyone and they've all agreed on the best way forward. Is he even going away to uni?

How about taking responsibility for his actions and not expect handouts to support his studies.

Do we have any evidence he's not taking responsibility?

http://bible.cc/john/8-7.htm

poor thing. He'll be at uni, and not be able to root around.

too bloody stupid to use contraception?

How do you know that?

Young person in being stupid non-shocker. Poor effort at a rant 2/10.

I was going to try and type something reasoned but the tone of the OP just made me visit Daily Mail-o-matic.

My efforts were rewarded with

[b]HAVE THE POLES BURGLED THE MEMORY OF DIANA?[/b]

poor thing. He'll be at uni, and not be able to root around.

Rubbish! He'll be miles away, she'll never find out!

Agree with your points (assuming he is going to study something which will assist his job prospects) but even if 'the parents' are picking up the bills, which I doubt as he said that he would have had to get a job if he hadn't got into uni, therefor, it is [b]fairly safe to assume that the taxpayer will be funding[/b].

No it isn't 🙄

His/Her parents are happy to take financial responsibility providing he goes to University and maximises his chances of being able to support them in the future.
If he doesn't go to University, they aren't going to be financially responsible for them both to sit at home and do nothing.

Sounds plausible no ?

(of course, for very poor rant purposes, it better to presume the worst case isn't it.)

How about taking responsibility for his actions and not expect handouts to support his studies.

And you have no reason to presume that's not exactly what he is doing do you ?

(apart from the very poor rant purposes mentioned above)

[i]Depends what you mean by responsibility?[/i]

At least he hasn't joined the French Foreign legion 😉

How do you know that?

Boxfish
Well done that you are so bereft of ideas that you had to resort to anything to do with the Daily mail. Bit weak don't you think? Interesting you would take that quantum leap though 8)

it is fairly safe to assume that the taxpayer will be funding.

How about taking responsibility for his actions and not expect handouts to support his studies.

Can you elaborate on this non statement, how would he take responsibility?

That OP comes from a man full of WIN

Sorry, was it the Daily Express?

Rate my rant:

Some of my pupils got a higher grade than I got, THAN ME THEIR BLOODY TEACHER, we never had A*, A ****ing STARS in my day, whats the world coming to? life is TOO easy, TOOO ****ING EASY these days, I despair.

That OP comes from a man full of WIN

And before this degenerates into the positives and negatives of the welfare system and political dogma, I think I'll go out and ride my bike........ 😆

I think I'll go out and ride my bike........

I think I'll go out and ride my bike.......

Does STW have a description for this type of thread.

It's slightly more than plain trolling surely, as it uses the weak put-down of "I'm off to ride my bike"

As if to suggest anyone who spends any time online is somehow inferior to the poster who is "off to ride their bike"

Never heard of daily mail o-matic....

I got "Could cyclists give the British cancer"

Sobering words. Something for all of us to think about.

I was going to try and type something reasoned but the tone of the OP just made me visit Daily Mail-o-matic.

My efforts were rewarded with

HAVE THE POLES BURGLED THE MEMORY OF DIANA?

I choose

[b]WILL YOBS IMPREGNATE MIDDLE ENGLAND?[/b]

How do you know that?
Given the various methods of effective contraception freely available, there is a reasonable chance he didn't use any. Of course, it may have been planned, he may have been tricked, your guess is as good as mine but it wouldn't be in the traditon of STW to have a discussion knowing all the facts

or shock horror it could have been contraception failure. Just possibly they were both being responsible, no contraception is 100% so maybe having had that accident they are facing up to their responsibilities and having the baby and doing the best they can in the circumstances?

Haha best thing about this thread is that Daily Mail-o-matic. 😆

My boss is highly intelligent (double PhD...)... but used velcro on his shoes, as he struggles with laces....

Cool story.

too, or is the somewhat outdated idea of 'male provider' alive and well?

Yes cause society is just working so well over the past 30 years with both parents working and children being brought up by cbbc.

🙄

The Matic is my new favourite thing

[b]COULD THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT GIVE YOUR MORTGAGE SWINE FLU?[/b]

HAVE CYCLISTS BURGLED THE MIDDLE CLASS?

Wait till he gets to uni and the proper shagging begins.....

I couldnt believe how much sex everyone was having. My room-mate used to do it in front of me with an exchange student from the University of Pennsylvania.

A school friend was in the same situation 16 years ago when he got his A levels. He made the same decision and is a GP now.

He [i]could[/i] have gone full-time at his student job, stacking shelves in Asda, but I suspect that going to uni was probably the best decision. While he was at uni, his parents supported the mother and baby.

Yes cause society is just working so well over the past 30 years with both parents working and children being brought up by cbbc.

This is becoming a good thread for spotting them...

Friend of mine fell pregnant during her A Levels. She’s a solicitor now, did her degree and lpc part time whilst bringing up a baby, I have the utmost respect for her.

We'll have none of that here Miketually. There is conjecture, assumption and sub-daily mail ranting in the offing.

Here's a student with a suitably ironic sign:

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My room-mate used to do it in front of me with an exchange student from the University of Pennsylvania.

I think i would have gone out, lying there watching and listening is a bit creepy.

I think i would have gone out, lying there watching and listening is a bit creepy.

Doubt you would've, if they're both a 'she'... 😉

We'll have none of that here Miketually. There is conjecture, assumption and sub-daily mail ranting in the offing.