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Loyal - how did the Junior cert go? Did you pass? Were you out drinking Wick*d last night under some hedge?

Must be twenty odd years ago since I did me inter-cert. No drinking in them days, Jason. The morning of my Maths exam in my inter-cert, I was out rounding up cattle for a TB test from 6am and and I ended missing the first half hour of the exam after a pair of heifer calves went on a tour of the countryside.

What is Wicked?

Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:Must be twenty odd years ago since I did me inter-cert. No drinking in them days, Jason. The morning of my Maths exam in my inter-cert, I was out rounding up cattle for a TB test from 6am and and I ended missing the first half hour of the exam after a pair of heifer calves went on a tour of the countryside.

What is Wicked?

I used to just do a bit of mental aritmethic with a pencil and paper the morning of my maths tests! I never thought of that novel way of rounding up cattle and counting them to sharpen my math skills - a bit like counting sheep when you go to sleep! No wonder you are good at it - and I know you are!

Wick*d - Bright Oak will inform you!

Jungle is wicked.......(or is that massive?!)

speaking of mathes exams remember when were where in CIT (Carlow to ye heathens) and in our 2/3 year not to sure on this one but our maths exam was on a Sat.
so Jim and 2 of his friends (ok the only two that would talk/associate/ dare to be seen with me) decided to take a break from the study on the friday and go to scaggs alley for a pint- to settle the nerves.
Anyway to cut a long story and an even better session short myself and the other stupid one (one had sense to go back to the flat) where stopped on the door on the way into the exam the next morning due to the two of us been under the influence.
The supervisor decided to call the lecturer to see if it was ok to let us in, to her dismay he arrived even worse than us and got on to her to leave us in.
We had meet him in the pub the night before and went on a right bender he dropped us home that morning and got the wife to collect us in the morning as he said he had a feeling we may of slept it in and have hassle getting into the exam.
Strangley the best exam i ever did in my life but the other stupid one bet me he got the full 100% and didn't sober up till that evening. He now (the lucky fecker) owns a String of pubs in scotland.
And no wicked involved!!

ha! Good stuff Jim!

JimWexford wrote:speaking of mathes exams remember when were where in CIT (Carlow to ye heathens) and in our 2/3 year not to sure on this one but our maths exam was on a Sat.
so Jim and 2 of his friends (ok the only two that would talk/associate/ dare to be seen with me) decided to take a break from the study on the friday and go to scaggs alley for a pint- to settle the nerves.
Anyway to cut a long story and an even better session short myself and the other stupid one (one had sense to go back to the flat) where stopped on the door on the way into the exam the next morning due to the two of us been under the influence.
The supervisor decided to call the lecturer to see if it was ok to let us in, to her dismay he arrived even worse than us and got on to her to leave us in.
We had meet him in the pub the night before and went on a right bender he dropped us home that morning and got the wife to collect us in the morning as he said he had a feeling we may of slept it in and have hassle getting into the exam.
Strangley the best exam i ever did in my life but the other stupid one bet me he got the full 100% and didn't sober up till that evening. He now (the lucky fecker) owns a String of pubs in scotland.
And no wicked involved!!

Jim, is CIT not Cork IT.....Was Carlow also known as CIT? If someone told me they went to CIT i would assume it was Cork IT?

Ah this is a load of CIT ......

Loyal2TheRoyal wrote:Must be twenty odd years ago since I did me inter-cert. No drinking in them days, Jason. The morning of my Maths exam in my inter-cert, I was out rounding up cattle for a TB test from 6am and and I ended missing the first half hour of the exam after a pair of heifer calves went on a tour of the countryside.

What is Wicked?

Were they limosines or Angus?

JOLearysgloves wrote:

JimWexford wrote:speaking of mathes exams remember when were where in CIT (Carlow to ye heathens) and in our 2/3 year not to sure on this one but our maths exam was on a Sat.
so Jim and 2 of his friends (ok the only two that would talk/associate/ dare to be seen with me) decided to take a break from the study on the friday and go to scaggs alley for a pint- to settle the nerves.
Anyway to cut a long story and an even better session short myself and the other stupid one (one had sense to go back to the flat) where stopped on the door on the way into the exam the next morning due to the two of us been under the influence.
The supervisor decided to call the lecturer to see if it was ok to let us in, to her dismay he arrived even worse than us and got on to her to leave us in.
We had meet him in the pub the night before and went on a right bender he dropped us home that morning and got the wife to collect us in the morning as he said he had a feeling we may of slept it in and have hassle getting into the exam.
Strangley the best exam i ever did in my life but the other stupid one bet me he got the full 100% and didn't sober up till that evening. He now (the lucky fecker) owns a String of pubs in scotland.
And no wicked involved!!

Jim, is CIT not Cork IT.....Was Carlow also known as CIT? If someone told me they went to CIT i would assume it was Cork IT?

Carloe institutre of Tech have to admit it was Carlow RTC when I started there

JimWexford wrote:

JOLearysgloves wrote:

JimWexford wrote:speaking of mathes exams remember when were where in CIT (Carlow to ye heathens) and in our 2/3 year not to sure on this one but our maths exam was on a Sat.
so Jim and 2 of his friends (ok the only two that would talk/associate/ dare to be seen with me) decided to take a break from the study on the friday and go to scaggs alley for a pint- to settle the nerves.
Anyway to cut a long story and an even better session short myself and the other stupid one (one had sense to go back to the flat) where stopped on the door on the way into the exam the next morning due to the two of us been under the influence.
The supervisor decided to call the lecturer to see if it was ok to let us in, to her dismay he arrived even worse than us and got on to her to leave us in.
We had meet him in the pub the night before and went on a right bender he dropped us home that morning and got the wife to collect us in the morning as he said he had a feeling we may of slept it in and have hassle getting into the exam.
Strangley the best exam i ever did in my life but the other stupid one bet me he got the full 100% and didn't sober up till that evening. He now (the lucky fecker) owns a String of pubs in scotland.
And no wicked involved!!

Jim, is CIT not Cork IT.....Was Carlow also known as CIT? If someone told me they went to CIT i would assume it was Cork IT?

Carloe institutre of Tech have to admit it was Carlow RTC when I started there

was there electricity in them days Jim

bocerty wrote:

JimWexford wrote:

JOLearysgloves wrote:

JimWexford wrote:speaking of mathes exams remember when were where in CIT (Carlow to ye heathens) and in our 2/3 year not to sure on this one but our maths exam was on a Sat.
so Jim and 2 of his friends (ok the only two that would talk/associate/ dare to be seen with me) decided to take a break from the study on the friday and go to scaggs alley for a pint- to settle the nerves.
Anyway to cut a long story and an even better session short myself and the other stupid one (one had sense to go back to the flat) where stopped on the door on the way into the exam the next morning due to the two of us been under the influence.
The supervisor decided to call the lecturer to see if it was ok to let us in, to her dismay he arrived even worse than us and got on to her to leave us in.
We had meet him in the pub the night before and went on a right bender he dropped us home that morning and got the wife to collect us in the morning as he said he had a feeling we may of slept it in and have hassle getting into the exam.
Strangley the best exam i ever did in my life but the other stupid one bet me he got the full 100% and didn't sober up till that evening. He now (the lucky fecker) owns a String of pubs in scotland.
And no wicked involved!!

Jim, is CIT not Cork IT.....Was Carlow also known as CIT? If someone told me they went to CIT i would assume it was Cork IT?

Carloe institutre of Tech have to admit it was Carlow RTC when I started there

was there electricity in them days Jim

all you have to do is ask yourself smartarse not much between us I shade you by a few months

got an A in statistics GCSE, what are the chances of that?

SamiPremier08 wrote:got an A in statistics GCSE, what are the chances of that?

Wasn't that the GCSE that Rodney Trotter got all those years ago?......

Boxtyeater wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:got an A in statistics GCSE, what are the chances of that?

Wasn't that the GCSE that Rodney Trotter got all those years ago?......

yeah it was something like that - art and maths or statistics I think.

what a plonker

SamiPremier08 wrote:got an A in statistics GCSE, what are the chances of that?

i once done a course in becoming an undertaker - but i feel like i've been letting people down ever since....

bocerty wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:got an A in statistics GCSE, what are the chances of that?

i once done a course in becoming an undertaker - but i feel like i've been letting people down ever since....

spectacularly unamusing

SamiPremier08 wrote:

bocerty wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:got an A in statistics GCSE, what are the chances of that?

i once done a course in becoming an undertaker - but i feel like i've been letting people down ever since....

spectacularly unamusing

its your age Sami - dont worry the older members will enjoy it

bocerty wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:

bocerty wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:got an A in statistics GCSE, what are the chances of that?

i once done a course in becoming an undertaker - but i feel like i've been letting people down ever since....

spectacularly unamusing

its your age Sami - dont worry the older members will enjoy it

the older members that don't get out much.

Jayo...

SamiPremier08 wrote:

bocerty wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:

bocerty wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:got an A in statistics GCSE, what are the chances of that?

i once done a course in becoming an undertaker - but i feel like i've been letting people down ever since....

spectacularly unamusing

its your age Sami - dont worry the older members will enjoy it

the older members that don't get out much.

Jayo...

Ah I'll bring you out for a lemonade next time you're over lad...

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:

bocerty wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:

bocerty wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:got an A in statistics GCSE, what are the chances of that?

i once done a course in becoming an undertaker - but i feel like i've been letting people down ever since....

spectacularly unamusing

its your age Sami - dont worry the older members will enjoy it

the older members that don't get out much.

Jayo...

Ah I'll bring you out for a lemonade next time you're over lad...

sure thing JC, when shall I meet you at the home?

SamiPremier08 wrote:
sure thing JC, when shall I meet you at the home?

"The wine of youth does not always clear with advancing years; sometimes it grows turbid."

Carl Jung

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:
sure thing JC, when shall I meet you at the home?

"The wine of youth does not always clear with advancing years; sometimes it grows turbid."

Carl Jung

"Humor helps us to think out of the box. The average child laughs about 400 times per day, the average adult laughs only 15 times per day. What happened to the other 385 laughs?”

SamiPremier08 wrote:

Jayo Cluxton wrote:

SamiPremier08 wrote:
sure thing JC, when shall I meet you at the home?

"The wine of youth does not always clear with advancing years; sometimes it grows turbid."

Carl Jung

"Humor helps us to think out of the box. The average child laughs about 400 times per day, the average adult laughs only 15 times per day. What happened to the other 385 laughs?”

i bet you werent laughing at 5pm on Sunday

bocerty wrote:
i bet you werent laughing at 5pm on Sunday

well Plan B was pretty hilarious