"Dave" wrote:

Gents,

Will you look at this!? [i]Our[/i] thread is being run by girls that insist on rediculous rules that allow them to post in our threads but we can post in theirs!

Are we going to stand for this?

Any men out there that are fed up with this situation - I have a solution

A radical solution.

I am proposing nothing less than an assault on the girl's thread. We'll charge the thread, establish our own conversations - comment on theirs and fill them up with manly propaganda - like meat weighlifting and cars!

WHOS WITH ME?!

stop moaning-be a man and put ur foot down :twisted:

btw I never banned boys from posting in my girls thread

"angel" wrote:

Dave the boys have been postin on our thread from day one, what can i say you boys are nosy ppl...try takin over you aint gona suceed!

Thats tru, we hav been posting since day1, and not coz we're nosy there just wasnt much of a deterant to stop us. Bsides the thread would prob die without us.
Bsides girls hav posted on the previous guy threads, so why cant the reverse also b tru?

I'm in shock

my good for nothing brother got 13 GCSE today

2-A's

7-B's

4-C's

and his A was in Maths

sumin that me and sis got C in

the boy didnt even revise

I promised to stop calling him a Dumbo if he passed his GCSE's

since morning we've had people ringing saying "so is he naylak then" (is he good for nothing then?)

we've all had to eat our words

See boys are clever, dont under estimate them

how come so many GCSE's? we only did 9 and one short course!

"MuslimSisLilSis" wrote:

I'm in shock

my good for nothing brother got 13 GCSE today

2-A's

7-B's

4-C's

and his A was in Maths

sumin that me and sis got C in

the boy didnt even revise

I promised to stop calling him a Dumbo if he passed his GCSE's

since morning we've had people ringing saying "so is he naylak then" (is he good for nothing then?)

we've all had to eat our words

The boy got talent, which remind me, what was your Alevel results saying last week.

my brother done IT which is worth 4 GCSE's

and I didnt do all that in my A levels thats why I kept it down low

I got all C's

GNVQ IT? relatively eaasy compared to gcse IT.....so he never beat me!

3/4 C's in your full A-levels? thats not bad at all. off 2 uni?

yeh but I was predicted all A's

A levels are hard

but I'm going Uni this year

LOL-it was so funny, my bro's in B'ham with his cousins and has been there for the last 4 weeks

for the last 3 days he's been calling my older sister on her mobile 24/7 stressing over his results "make u pick them up early/make sure u tell me ASAP"

he spent half the night last night talking to her

he's been too scared to call home in case dad picks up the fone

today my sister called him and said " u messed up"...she winded him up for ages giving it "we told u to revise...dads gonna kill u...u have to do resits" etc

then mum grabbed the fone of her and gushed over her darling, clever, only son :roll:

results time is a versy stressful time-and it dont help when the WHOLE world wants to know what u got

some people are such nosy parkers :evil:

"MuslimSisLilSis" wrote:

yeh but I was predicted all A's

A levels are hard

but I'm going Uni this year

LOL-it was so funny, my bro's in B'ham with his cousins and has been there for the last 4 weeks

for the last 3 days he's been calling my older sister on her mobile 24/7 stressing over his results "make u pick them up early/make sure u tell me ASAP"

he spent half the night last night talking to her

he's been too scared to call home in case dad picks up the fone

today my sister called him and said " u messed up"...she winded him up for ages giving it "we told u to revise...dads gonna kill u...u have to do resits" etc

then mum grabbed the fone of her and gushed over her darling, clever, only son :roll:

results time is a versy stressful time-and it dont help when the WHOLE world wants to know what u got

some people are such nosy parkers :evil:

Does help either when parents start comparing your results with what so and so's son got or with other relatives :roll: :evil:

MuslimSister wrote:

And how exactly would he know that she INTENDED to insult his honour and it wasn’t a genuine mistake/accident.

Are hubby’s blessed with knowledge of the unseen?

Omrow wrote:

Salam

LooooooooooL

I give up. You win.

Omrow

WELL DONE sister you totally SHUT OMROW UP!

(i was going through old topics but they dont seem to have much on them but this one had a number of posts so i thought id check it out )

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