If I hadn't gone to private school...

[MaryPoppins]

I am sat opposite a permie guy in his 40's who went to a v expensive college; cant tell his ar$e from his elbow his inability to make a decision nearly leaves him in tears and he is desperate to be a contractor but has no skill set.

I ama decade younger, came from a northern council estate and yesterday I helped him finish his piece of work - and he still didnt get it.

This. One thing I cannot bear is indecision.

[Mich the Tester]

This. One thing I cannot bear is indecision.

Bollocks; you love it because you can invoice the bastards when you sort out their mess.

[MaryPoppins]

Bollocks; you love it because you can invoice the bastards when you sort out their mess.

No. I recognise that the utter ineptitude of most people affords me my living, but I still cannot bear the sight of grown up people FANNYING ABOUT.

[Mich the Tester]

No. I recognise that the utter ineptitude of most people affords me my living, but I still cannot bear the sight of grown up people FANNYING ABOUT.

Ooh, you're quite sexy when you get angry.





<unable to interact with women in a businesslike fashion due to education at all boys boarding school>

[minestrone]

I used to be indecisive.

[MaryPoppins]

Ooh, you're quite sexy when you get angry.





<unable to interact with women in a businesslike fashion due to education at all boys boarding school>

Hum. You are reminding me of the Programme Director at my last place.

Ex public school, wearer of awful flamboyant outfits and slapper of bottoms.

Referred to me as 'darling' until I asked him whether he actually knew my name. He was too busy looking at my cleavage to actually register my question.

[northernladuk]

Hum. You are reminding me of the Programme Director at my last place.

Ex public school, wearer of awful flamboyant outfits and slapper of bottoms.

Referred to me as 'darling' until I asked him whether he actually knew my name. He was too busy looking at my cleavage to actually register my question.

Sorry, what did you say?

[Churchill]

So why not make every school private and give people vouchers with which to spend. Why shouldn't every school have the highest standards of teaching and facilities. I am not talking about giving every child the same education I am talking about giving parents choices.

You were on about this sh!te 10 years ago!

Change the fcking record!

[doodab]

So why not make every school private and give people vouchers with which to spend.

Why not?

Why shouldn't every school have the highest standards of teaching and facilities.

Because as I have already pointed out it's logically impossible. They can't all have the "highest" standards, any more than 7 billion people can all be the tallest person in the world.

You seem to be struggling with some basic concepts like ordering and the meanings of comparatives and superlatives. They teach you that stuff at comprehensives donchaknow.

I am not talking about giving every child the same education I am talking about giving parents choices.

Parents already have lots of choices. What makes you think giving them another one will help

[amcdonald]

Hum. You are reminding me of the Programme Director at my last place.

Ex public school, wearer of awful flamboyant outfits and slapper of bottoms.

Referred to me as 'darling' until I asked him whether he actually knew my name. He was too busy looking at my cleavage to actually register my question.

To be fair most of us at least try to be more subtle about it