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Quite likely you're not as clever as you think and you missed some subtlety in the question. So you thought it was simpler than it really was.Originally posted by foritisme View PostActually I wrote 175. I will try to keep up as well
Or you're doing a crappy course at an ex-polytechnic.Hard Brexit now!
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there was a competition once to write a story with a beginning a middle and an end in 50 words. the winner went something like this, (from memory so dont pan me)
Susie was exited about the prospect of her wedding. Everyone would be there, her nan, grandad, her sister Joan, 15 years older , all the cousins. Only her mother, who had died bringing her into the world, would be missing.
Joan, I do wish mother could be there.
'She will be'
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Maybe I am on the course to learn more. It's actually an OU course in Astronomy.Originally posted by sasguru View PostQuite likely you're not as clever as you think and you missed some subtlety in the question. So you thought it was simpler than it really was.
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surely if you want waffles on that course it should be gastronomyOriginally posted by foritisme View PostMaybe I am on the course to learn more. It's actually an OU course in Astronomy.
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Originally posted by foritisme View PostWhy do universities encourage waffle !!
Just had my first assignment back and lost marks because I didn't write the correct number of words. Why do you have to write 200 words on a question when 50 would suffice !Originally posted by Smurficus View PostDoesn't bode well, just submitted an assignment asking for 1000
words and finished all the pointless rambling I could in 450.Hate to say it but Sasguru is probably right. You probably haven't considered the question enough and haven't provided a full enough answer.Originally posted by sasguru View PostQuite likely you're not as clever as you think and you missed some subtlety in the question. So you thought it was simpler than it really was.
Or you're doing a crappy course at an ex-polytechnic."Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny. "
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