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So many people can run the four minute mile now, do we say that running a mile is getting easier? Or do we say that the training is getting better? I think the latter. Even if the running shoes are better, and track surface improved - it's still a massive achievement.

Jeremy Wrote: > > It's *easier*, not *easy*. I'm sure plenty of kids > (or "young adults" if you prefer) find them > difficult, but that doesn't mean they're not > getting easier. > > How else can you explain more and more candidates > getting top grades, year after year... In my opinion, it is because younger people today are far more aware . Speak to a 15/16 yr old doing GCSE's and they will be far more switched on, brighter and aware than a 15/16 yr old 20 or 30 years ago .

It is not easy at all, to get an A or A* . I have witnessed this first hand . The 'kids' today have it 'different' to us oldies , ( I, at first thought, it must be easier, given that they now have the internet, which we didn't ) It is far more competitive , it is not easy by any means . Id like to speak to anyone who has a recent 'A or A* ' who said it was a doddle . Im talking about the Comprehensive school system, not private, as I dont have experience of this .

toast Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A focused average ability student could get an A > easily if they played the game. This does give > support to those from nonacademic backgrounds who > would otherwise be easily discouraged. Yes dumbed > down, but with good intentions. >> In my experience this is just not true. Daughter very focused high ability student, worked so hard, got a and b's english history politics, was dissapointed with the 2 b's but said they were so hard, 2 friends dropped out, and anyone who says they are easy should really sit them themselves

Hate to say it but think they ARE getting brighter . 1 of mine did them couple years ago and she said they were bloody hard . She also said she'd like to see someone who sat them years ago , sit them today, and then see what they think !

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oh no! not them! the most plain , smug couple , irritating at the very least .

have you heard him speak though :-S

im fritend :-$

Hi Keluar , it is Wst Dulwich SE21 . Grew up on the Kingswood estate on the other side of it, and my mum used to clean for posh people on College Road . College Road has always been very nice . I think the estate has gone down hill though , according to my mum who still lives there, but Dulwich Wood nursery school is probably one of the best in London. Sydenham Hill train station is like a ghost town at night , very quiet and a bit eerie . College Road would be a very nice place to live .

It?s the equivalent of going to the pub with a mask on, calling everyone a @#$%& and then running off. So, you know, funny but probably borderline pathological. Hehehe , how funny would that be ! if only .... :))

*eyes water*

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are you man enough?.. My god red devil, I was invited to a 30th birthday party there 3 years ago . I went along thinking 'give people a chance' What a Chav Hole! Most uncomfortable. As soon as i walked in the women tried to 'stare me out' ready for a fight . Have to add , i sacked the 'friend' after that

LOL, no Tony, she lived in West Dulwich then moved to Surrey some years ago . We too had many laughs :))

Bbw which letters are these that you speak of ?

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Damian Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Anyone in favour? > > I've long supported the legalisation / > decriminalisation of most illicit drugs. > > Some hallucinogenic and disassociative drugs are > extremely dangerous to the users themselves and > anyone else who happens to be in the vicinity. I > still think people should be free to experience > them though, but only under supervision in a > controlled environment. Perhaps at some sort of a > private recreational-drug resort with medical > staff on call? Sounds wonderful HAL , if only eh

No she doesnt know, unless her ears are burning, but it does'nt matter becasue she lives in Surrey

It is a most unusual skill . ( sounds a bit like a bouncy castle deflating ) :-S

lol, no she doesnt do any of that but she FFarts along to songs, depending on how much she's had to drink :)

because she can just do them, she gets in all sorts of positions (clothed of course) its her party trick, very amusing .

my friend does the biggest fanny farts in the world :-S

I love watching athletics . Not just for the super sized lunch box's either .