Blameless

I was apprehensive at first because it will take 13 years all in to qualify but i reckon it will be worth it in the long run. I always planned to study architectural technology before architecture as the architecture course doesnt deal with how to actually build a building. I planned to learn how to build then learn how to make it pretty. It really pisses me off though when the artsy fartsy student ****s get praised at uni because their design is really nice and looks good when i know full well that it would fall down before it was ever built. I am always criticised because my drawings are too clear and my designs are too conservative and practical. Really does my tits in at times.

 

That's one helluva commitment, Dougie. 13 years? Good luck to ye x

 

I would take a practical design over some trendy, artsy fartsy, cappucino drinking pish any day of the week.

 

every **** i went to school with thought i was mad for doing it this way, they all qualified after 3 or 4 years and couldn't get a job while i was a qualified technologist and was infinitely more employable.

 

To be fair, you are a wee bit mad

 

and now you know why.

 

And to think I though you were some thick twat.

 

Sometimes people who seem thick really are intelligent but mostly they are as thick as week old gravy

 

i vent most of the stupid on here

 

No **** Sherlock

 

Well , I live on a farm. Sadly its badger free and to be honest Ive never rated range rovers. Nontheless , I can quite catagorically state that neither I nor any of my family have ever had the slightest inclination to riot. Perhaps the authorities need to look at the feasability of getting these rioters a nice farm to live on.

 

Round them all up and stick them in a battery farm

 

Seem to remember a load of yokels coming to London not so long ago, mob-handed and banging on about fox hunting and such. I was most dissapointed the Old Bill declined to set the dogs on em.