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ha! i'd have given that full marks.

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In fucking pencil with a nice snuggle for the pupil for trying his bery hardest?

Two word sexual expletives? Fuck my old boots.

He'd have got a kick in the dick if I ran the school.

I wrote a three-page story about a cat called Nigel in one of my Physics finals. The professor that marked it later told me that he put a line through it, thinking I was taking the piss, then realised that I had, after a fashion, answered all parts of the question. I'd included my calculations on a separate sheet, which made him look again at the story. He marked it then got someone else to check his marking and I ended up getting about 50% for the question. I reckon about half of these marks were for sheer audacity.

The cat had several adventures including being hurled into space at light speed sat atop a settee and being placed into a bag and thrown into a hole drilled from his back garden right through to the other side of the world.

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fuck off

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You win £2.96

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here are some things we give marks for in GCSE english...

clear sense of purpose relevant content writing organised in an appropriate form awareness of the reader/intended audience vocabulary selected to create effect or convey precise meaning

accurate spelling simple or compound sentences secure control of tense

a personal response to texts

i think the candidate has ticked all these boxes. and i can't think of a better answer to the current examination system. bung 'em a few extra marks for originality, self-expression and searing satirical social commentary and i reckon it's an A*.

i might nominate it for the turner prize, actually.

two NAUGHTY, LAZY friends of mine did a song and dance routine from 'tom and jerry the movie' for their A level theatre studies mock exam. they got nothing. one of them was nominated for the ian charleson award last year though.

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Biginoil wrote: You win £2.96

would have been £4.44 with the exclamation mark.

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bloodynora wrote: ha! i'd have given that full marks.

If you'd ever got down to marking them.:nonono:

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shut it. even at this very moment i am thinking about all the marking i have to do. that is the first stage. you can't rush these things.

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Just fuck a load of big red ticks all over the place and give everyone 7/10 or 8/10. The kids are happy, the parents are happy and the marking's done in no time.

That's what I do when I'm checking stuff in my job.

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Biginoil wrote: Just fuck a load of big red ticks all over the place and give everyone 7/10 or 8/10. The kids are happy, the parents are happy and the marking's done in no time.

That's what I do when I'm checking stuff in my job.

What are you doing these days?

(Dinnae say I havnae set you up nicely)

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marks out of ten don't exist in my subject. except for spelling tests, maybe.

i have to identify attainment levels based on the national curriculum targets/gcse spec and justify my decision with supporting comments from the level descriptors.

it's not exactly dead fucking poets, is it? i feel duped.

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