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**Rayden** · 28-07-11, 20:27

Originally Posted by mathsteacher

this is funny but potentially u could be serious

Yeah.... could be.

**Rayden** · 28-07-11, 20:29

Originally Posted by ladiesman217

Well good for you mate, just keep your hans to yourself alright?

Dont worry, I only see homosexual clients. No ladies yet.

**mellors** · 28-07-11, 20:30

Originally Posted by mathsteacher

did ur favourite subject in anyway influence ur career choice???? without giving away ur job if u dont want to

ladiesman be interesting to read ur response!

Not to begin with, but had a change of career about ten years ago and it plays apart in what i do now, so sort of come full circle

**Ebony Amber** · 28-07-11, 21:05

Arabic was top as I was the only fluent speaker so it was a doss and then Drama. My drama teacher was the campest guy ever who had 5 different berets for every day. He also used to be my house master and let us sneak out after hours. He ruled!

I loved horse riding too but that was the weekends. Riding. Infuenced my career. Perhaps

**skywalker85** · 28-07-11, 21:12

Sexology or photoagrahy

**doodlebug** · 28-07-11, 21:15

English and Irish, but debating after school as we managed to go to the local girls school, and I must have been good because many people have called me a masterdebater ever since....at least I think thats what they said.!!!!!

**samlad** · 28-07-11, 21:16

Originally Posted by doodlebug

English and Irish, but debating after school as we managed to go to the local girls school, and I must have been good because many people have called me a masterdebater ever since....at least I think thats what they said.!!!!!

I think they referred to you as a Mass Debater, given that you enjoy sharing conflicting opinions with large groups of people

**Aggie** · 28-07-11, 21:43

My favourites were foreign languages,english and german.Apart from it economy and statistics.

**doodlebug** · 28-07-11, 21:50

Originally Posted by samlad

I think they referred to you as a Mass Debater, given that you enjoy sharing conflicting opinions with large groups of people

Thanks for clearing that up for me, and you know me so well!!!!!

**UKHeather** · 28-07-11, 21:54

It could have been History, had we not been given 20th century British Social and Political History to study for two years.
As it is, It was French. Loved it and found it so easy.
Always enjoyed English language too. Literature, not so much.
I went on to study something completely different at Uni.

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