Reply to: Britain is now completing the process of destroying its educational sector

[NotAllThere]

The same could be said for a couple of the moderators...

As far as I know we're all very happy. But thank you for your concern.

Anyway, since jamesbrown has clear won the clever bantz contest, I'll lock the thread now.

[Zigenare]

Where are the moderators when you need them? This thread needs to be put out of its misery.

The same could be said for a couple of the moderators...

[TwoWolves]

Where are the moderators when you need them? This thread needs to be put out of its misery.

[jamesbrown]

Your repartee is not exactly sparkling and you are definitely not funny unless your sense of humour lies within the Roy 'Chubby' Brown and Bernard Manning spectrum, neither can you answer a question, are you a Tory politician perchance?

Not exactly sparkling? Great comeback, darmie!

[jamesbrown]

Aw, bless.

I admit that it's fun to trigger you. Your inferiority complex has made you terribly thin-skinned.

Did those big meanie PhDs make you feel unaccomplished? Bad PhDs!

[darmstadt]

Above or below IT support monkey?

Your repartee is not exactly sparkling and you are definitely not funny unless your sense of humour lies within the Roy 'Chubby' Brown and Bernard Manning spectrum, neither can you answer a question, are you a Tory politician perchance?

[NotAllThere]

Aw, bless. I Neg rep him with Projecting. Again. And his neg rep response...?

Projecting again, thicko.

Wow. Such rapier wit. How can we stand against it. Oh, hang on a minute, I've seen this before.

...your intellectual repartee is about on the level of "yeah? well so are you..." playground banter.

Well done!*




* Yes, he could be being devilishly ironic, but given his previous form, I'm sticking with him being a silly prat.

[Old Greg]

Should I filter out the self-declared "clever meanies"? It seems a little unfair to include those supermassive remoaner thickos as representative of remainers in general.

If it helps you feel better about being on the cretinous side of history, then go ahead.

[jamesbrown]

I'm not sure you have any sense. You certainly don't make much sense. I think you think you're being clever, but your intellectual repartee is about on the level of "yeah? well so are you..." playground banter. Why don't you go and find a ball and play with it? The adults are talking.


I know Brexiters don't particular like it, but the facts are that if you are educated to degree level, the chances that you voted remain are 2 to 1, and if you left school at 16, the chances of you voted leave were also 2 to 1. This is influenced by the fact that Brexiters tend to be older, so are more likely to have left school at 16.

That does mean that 1/3 of highly educated people did vote leave, and 1/3 of basically educated did vote remain. So the fact that you voted one way or another doesn't indicate much about your educational achievement.

The fact is, your cretinous anecdote about "a couple of PhDs I know" implies that: a) you're incredibly thick; and b) you feel inferior about that.

[NotAllThere]

I think only those educated to degree level should be allowed to vote.

Are you mad? That's like over 50% of the student population!

[BrilloPad]

i think only inner party members should be ..... oh, wait.

So like the mod elections then?

[BR14]

I think only those educated to degree level should be allowed to vote.

i think only inner party members should be ..... oh, wait.

[BrilloPad]

I'm not sure you have any sense. You certainly don't make much sense. I think you think you're being clever, but your intellectual repartee is about on the level of "yeah? well so are you..." playground banter. Why don't you go and find a ball and play with it? The adults are talking.


I know Brexiters don't particular like it, but the facts are that if you are educated to degree level, the chances that you voted remain are 2 to 1, and if you left school at 16, the chances of you voted leave were also 2 to 1. This is influenced by the fact that Brexiters tend to be older, so are more likely to have left school at 16.

That does mean that 1/3 of highly educated people did vote leave, and 1/3 of basically educated did vote remain. So the fact that you voted one way or another doesn't indicate much about your educational achievement.

I think only those educated to degree level should be allowed to vote.

[NotAllThere]

I sense an inferiority complex.

I'm not sure you have any sense. You certainly don't make much sense. I think you think you're being clever, but your intellectual repartee is about on the level of "yeah? well so are you..." playground banter. Why don't you go and find a ball and play with it? The adults are talking.


I know Brexiters don't particular like it, but the facts are that if you are educated to degree level, the chances that you voted remain are 2 to 1, and if you left school at 16, the chances of you voted leave were also 2 to 1. This is influenced by the fact that Brexiters tend to be older, so are more likely to have left school at 16.

That does mean that 1/3 of highly educated people did vote leave, and 1/3 of basically educated did vote remain. So the fact that you voted one way or another doesn't indicate much about your educational achievement.

[jamesbrown]

Apply this to the educational attainment levels of Remain and Leave voters.

Should I filter out the self-declared "clever meanies"? It seems a little unfair to include those supermassive remoaner thickos as representative of remainers in general.