Re: Everything All The Time
THIS IS THE WRONG WAY OF SAYING IT!fourth time the charm.
THIS IS THE WRONG WAY OF SAYING IT!fourth time the charm.
You kind of went full circle there...Lulwut? How so? As long as you don't win due to circumstance it's not luck. Like e.g. gain an advantage due to a referee's bad decision (favorable for you).
Either way I know it's almost impossible to find a team sport match without a shred of luck in it. There's too much going on and too many circumstantial occurrences. Anycase my point is that your team is so good it doesn't need luck. Obviously I'm exaggerating.
NOfourth time the charm.
and PLUCK!I find in most sports the difference between good teams is so small that luck is usually a deciding factor.


Yeah, you posted it everywhere...how could I miss it!?
Let's see if I get a high enough score on the test. I took it today, if you didn't know. Had to wake up 6am to be able to get there in time, meh.
Haha...you fell for itHuh? I did not? I've probably said it on FB a couple of times, and once in the Mafia thread. But not sure if anywhere else.
Anyway, I can't expect you to remember such things.
You're a native English speaker...why would you need to?I was going to take the TEFL too! But I realised I didnt need it so said ef you TEFL.
Haha...you fell for it

I wouldn't normally need it, but American Uni requires every exchange student to take a TOEFL (with a higher score than usual), regardless of the previously achieved English grade from High School. In any other Uni in the US that has a partnership with my school (as well as any other bilateral agreement), I wouldn't need to take it.I was going to take the TEFL too! But I realised I didnt need it so said ef you TEFL.
To teach English, of course. Why else would one get a TEFL? But I dont need one precisely because I am a native speaker. The JET and EPIK programs that I will be applying too dont really care if you have a TEFL (CELTA etc) or not.You're a native English speaker...why would you need to?
Ahh its TOEFL, I thought it was a TEFL.I wouldn't normally need it, but American Uni requires every exchange student to take a TOEFL (with a higher score than usual), regardless of the previously achieved English grade from High School. In any other Uni in the US that has a partnership with my school (as well as any other bilateral agreement), I wouldn't need to take it.