
Not theirs.
We should all hang our heads in shame at how we've treated these scrounging, violent dolescum who we've never met before.
I for one am totally ashamed of my actions of going to work every day in order to earn a wage to pay my bills and pay my taxes.
I feel personally responsible for what happened last week - I can only apologise to you all.
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We should all hang our heads in shame at how we've treated these scrounging, violent dolescum who we've never met before.
I for one am totally ashamed of my actions of going to work every day in order to earn a wage to pay my bills and pay my taxes.
I feel personally responsible for what happened last week - I can only apologise to you all.

and passed my exams :(
I couldn't help myself, the education, it was *sob* it was FREE.
I'M SO SORRY!
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I couldn't help myself, the education, it was *sob* it was FREE.
I'M SO SORRY!

I've let you down, I've let my family down, and worst of all I've let myself down.
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and we should be learning from some of the Scandinavian countries
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Hand-wringing middle-class types trying to out-self-flaggelate each other.
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But both bore me shitless
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I quite like The Metro; it's the headlines, and a little bulk for if you've got the time.
All this worthy analysis and naval-gazing and opinion is just so much bollocks - opinions on any given problem at any given time:
Tabloids: it's obviously the fault of the forrins.
The Times: it's rather obviously the fault of the forrins, though some of them can be damnably decent chaps.
The Telegraph: it's rather obviously the fault of the forrins, though some of them can be damnably decent chaps, now here's the cricket.
The Independent: actually I met a few forrins during my gap year, and they didn't do it.
The Guardian: it's probably our fault for not knowing enough forrins.
The Daily Fail: HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE.
Next up: The Israel/Palestine issue - which side should YOU support?
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All this worthy analysis and naval-gazing and opinion is just so much bollocks - opinions on any given problem at any given time:
Tabloids: it's obviously the fault of the forrins.
The Times: it's rather obviously the fault of the forrins, though some of them can be damnably decent chaps.
The Telegraph: it's rather obviously the fault of the forrins, though some of them can be damnably decent chaps, now here's the cricket.
The Independent: actually I met a few forrins during my gap year, and they didn't do it.
The Guardian: it's probably our fault for not knowing enough forrins.
The Daily Fail: HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE.
Next up: The Israel/Palestine issue - which side should YOU support?

The Times: Filled with news, but you're giving your money to Murdoch
The Telegraph: Sensible journalism, but old school broadsheet, and tricky on the tube or a train
The Guardian: Sensible journalism, but again, old school broadsheet, and tricky on the tube or a train
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The Telegraph: Sensible journalism, but old school broadsheet, and tricky on the tube or a train
The Guardian: Sensible journalism, but again, old school broadsheet, and tricky on the tube or a train

They're a stone's throw away from writing the "Pollution!" poem that Wrik does on the Young Ones.
You can smell the decaffinated freshly-brewed coffee wafting in from the kitchen every time you open one.
The tabloids and Fail, obviously, can piss right off, and the Times and Telegraph are too much like hard work in terms of managing to coordinate their pages while hungover.
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Mon 15 Aug 2011, 12:00,
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You can smell the decaffinated freshly-brewed coffee wafting in from the kitchen every time you open one.
The tabloids and Fail, obviously, can piss right off, and the Times and Telegraph are too much like hard work in terms of managing to coordinate their pages while hungover.

I generally like what the Independent gets itself involved with, and ultimately want to read a 'newspaper,' in the morning as opposed to a piece of mindless crap like the Sun/Mirror/Star/Express/Hate, which I wouldn't be seen dead with on my person
There's simply no journalism in freeebies like the Metro, and not enough information for me to get to grips with any news
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There's simply no journalism in freeebies like the Metro, and not enough information for me to get to grips with any news