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Shonky wrote:

forensix (mcr) wrote:

kidlogic wrote:

thief wrote:I got drunk for six years! That must count for something.

Your liver should get the degree in that case.

I think someone has already said something similar

Is this Stockholm Syndrome?

No its Stockholm Syndrome.

I think it's a phenomenon known as Stockholm Syndrome, actually.

ch3 wrote:Damn you all talking about job hunting. I don't want this place to make me think of what should I do instead of posting crap in here!

Shonky wrote:I'm amazed that some people think that any degree whatsoever puts you above non-degree folks. Even ceramics for fucks sake (which I suppose makes sense in the crockery industry but otherwise...)

I have degree in Fine Art, I could just as well replace 'Fine art' with 'Fail'

I know a girl that got a great job in Fine Arts and now curates a museum. Can be done

I think it's StockAitkenandWaterman syndrome. That's a bad syndrome and if you're lucky lucky lucky you shouldn't get afflicted with it.

Oh shit, best get to the doctors sharpish.

Shonky wrote:

ch3 wrote:Damn you all talking about job hunting. I don't want this place to make me think of what should I do instead of posting crap in here!

Shonky wrote:I'm amazed that some people think that any degree whatsoever puts you above non-degree folks. Even ceramics for fucks sake (which I suppose makes sense in the crockery industry but otherwise...)

I have degree in Fine Art, I could just as well replace 'Fine art' with 'Fail'

I know a girl that got a great job in Fine Arts and now curates a museum. Can be done

I'm quite good with fooling people to give me grants.

ch3 wrote:

Shonky wrote:

ch3 wrote:Damn you all talking about job hunting. I don't want this place to make me think of what should I do instead of posting crap in here!

Shonky wrote:I'm amazed that some people think that any degree whatsoever puts you above non-degree folks. Even ceramics for fucks sake (which I suppose makes sense in the crockery industry but otherwise...)

I have degree in Fine Art, I could just as well replace 'Fine art' with 'Fail'

I know a girl that got a great job in Fine Arts and now curates a museum. Can be done

I'm quite good with fooling people to give me grants.

Thats the way right there... I need to get on some grant action.

kidlogic wrote: Thats the way right there... I need to get on some grant action.

Shonky wrote:

kidlogic wrote: Thats the way right there... I need to get on some grant action.

Oh yeah, come on over here big boy...

i'm confused today

Wil Blaze wrote:i'm confused today

You're in the right place, have a chair and a nice cup of tea

Shonky wrote:

Wil Blaze wrote:i'm confused today

You're in the right place, have a chair and a nice cup of tea

i wouldnt trust him Will..... he's a sly one that shonx... before you know it you may get that thing for him.... the whaddya callit...

Shonky wrote:

Wil Blaze wrote:i'm confused today

You're in the right place, have a chair and a nice cup of tea

u sure its not Stockholm syndrome ?

dr ddd wrote:

Shonky wrote:

Wil Blaze wrote:i'm confused today

You're in the right place, have a chair and a nice cup of tea

i wouldnt trust him Will..... he's a sly one that shonx... before you know it you may get that thing for him.... the whaddya callit...

This? www.wigflip.com/automotivator

badger wrote:

Shonky wrote:I'm amazed that some people think that any degree whatsoever puts you above non-degree folks. Even ceramics for fucks sake (which I suppose makes sense in the crockery industry but otherwise...)

it does make a difference if you got a good degree, gets you into training schemes etc. i didn't get a good degree though

did you get a desmond?


re the degrees for jobs, half the time the subject is irrelevant, it is more what you got first, 2:1 etc. It's supposed to show that you are self-motivated as you don't have people to push you like in school.

Tbh half the time it is bollox, you can have very clever people academically who are thick when it comes to common sense and applying what they have learnt to real life work situations.

dr ddd wrote:

Shonky wrote:

Wil Blaze wrote:i'm confused today

You're in the right place, have a chair and a nice cup of tea

i wouldnt trust him Will..... he's a sly one that shonx... before you know it you may get that thing for him.... the whaddya callit...

Now is shushytime, so shush or the shush police will shush you.

You'd probably like that though, so it's not much of a threat to be honest.

Dusseldorf Disorder?

thief wrote:Dusseldorf Disorder?

yeah something like that... but i think it may have began with an S

datura wrote:did you get a desmond?


re the degrees for jobs, half the time the subject is irrelevant, it is more what you got first, 2:1 etc. It's supposed to show that you are self-motivated as you don't have people to push you like in school.

Tbh half the time it is bollox, you can have very clever people academically who are thick when it comes to common sense and applying what they have learnt to real life work situations.

yup i'm fully desmonded. was probably about as unmotivated as you possibly could be. didn't ever read the books and usually started the essays after they were due in. i rather disgracefully milked the depression card when i wasn't even depressed and got all my lateness penalties removed and was able to retake for the full marks even though you can usually only get a maximum of 40% retakes. depression ftw

Wil Blaze wrote:

thief wrote:Dusseldorf Disorder?

yeah something like that... but i think it may have began with an S

What? Susseldorf Disorder? That's not even a real condition.