These people should be shot

Not what you said , try it again.

 

Lost it completely.

 

Sorry for not fleshing out my answers so simpletons like yourself understand what I meant.

What was the IQ test for joining the army 30 years ago?

 

Still waiting Kirung. What's your profession?

<swerve>

 

Don't try and change the subject. You said education equals Intelligence, which is arrant nonsense, and I really can't believe you said it in all honesty.

 

Tell him to post a pic of his diploma. I think this "i went to Uni" ****e is complete fabrication.

What good did those years in higher education do him, he has sweet **** all. **** can't even get a blowie aff a starving asylum seeker.

 

I should have put further education = intelligence. It was in the context of going to Uni.

You and arseweasel are definitely scraping the barrel here

 

What's yours?

 

And he thinks a university education is a guarantee of intelligence.

 

Compared to the rest of the mongs in the UK, on average, yes, it is.

I know there are exceptions, people like Mick didn't go to Uni but he's a smart ****.

Proof of that = he didn't join the army to then become a policeman

 

No not scraping any barrels, calling you out on a bullshit theory perpetrated by imbeciles with delusions of intelligence.

I work in the education sector (it's well known) and i've met more University educated ****wits than you can shake a stick at. Clever maybe, but almost zero intelligence.

Uni guarantees **** all, least of all intelligence. Intelligence is not learned nor taught, everyone knows that. Or so I thought.

 

Intelligent people tend to go to Uni, as nowadays you need a degree to get most decent jobs.

Intelligent people don't work at ASDA or join the army.

Intelligence is nearly impossible to define anyway, it's a very subjective topic, but you can almost definitely say that people that go to Uni are more intelligent than the rest of the population (if they can afford to go).

 

Deary ****ing me. What planet do you live on?

You're at the wind up right?

 

University Officer Training Corps

A paradox

 

Nope, perfectly serious.

Have you ever looked at Uni coursework Dev? And i'm not talking some pishy little college course or a media studies degree, I'm talking a real degree.

 

I get it, you're going to bring up the example of Engineers in the army or some pish like that.

Mongs like you that walk around with guns to be shot at is what I meant by 'the army'. No one with an ounce of intelligence would EVER agree to that.

 

I'm afraid this is over, you've killed it before it even got started.

Try Googling UOTC

 

<SWERVE>

 

Entry requirements
The basic requirements you must meet to join us are that you must have two years of an undergraduate degree left to study, be a full-time student in our catchment area, satisfy our medical, fitness, and nationality requirements, and be selected on our selection board in September/October.

Applicants must be enrolled in a recognised Undergraduate or Postgraduate degree programme and in most cases should have at least two years left of their course. At the Commanding Officer’s discretion those who are at Postgraduate level but are considering careers in the military, or have evidence of the pursuit of further education once they have completed their current course, may be considered.

 

I never ****ing want to debate anything with you anyway. It takes 20+ pages to prove you wrong then you cop out and say 'It's just my opinion anyway'.