study at Cambridge

by John Doe 33 Replies latest jw friends

  • snowbird
    snowbird

    No, you couldn't.

    The Irish smile a lot.

    You look ill-tempered and disagreeable.

    Sylvia

  • John Doe
    John Doe

    That's just cause you're here, snowbird. ;-)

  • snowbird
    snowbird

    Never slow with a comeback, are you?

    God'll get you for that one.

    Sylvia

  • purplesofa
    purplesofa

    An Irish -Arkansas accent.......

    interesting.

    purps

  • OnTheWayOut
    OnTheWayOut

    If "Cambridge" on your resume would be more beneficial than Russian or Albanian or whatever schools,
    then focus on that. It does sound like it would help open some doors.

    If it ain't a big deal on the resume, then do the one you really would enjoy the most.

  • misanthropic
    misanthropic

    John- yeah, I would do it if I could- that's like a once in a lifetime thing. As far as the passing off as Irish, well you look Irish enough but I'm not so sure you could pull off the temper if necessary. if you need any pointers I'm willing to help ;-)

  • Locutus of Borg
    Locutus of Borg

    DO IT! DO IT! dooit dammit . . . when you get my age, 54, these things have a way of coming back and saying "why didn't you do this, or that"

    Sieze EVERY opportunity!!! Carpe Diem, dude.

    edited to add . .

    It's a no brainer dude. WTF are you waiting for? I'll kick yer ass if you DON"T go . .

    besides, Irish chicks dig foreigners . . .

  • John Doe
    John Doe

    Ha ha. Opportunity can be had wherever you live. Money is always a consideration. I tend to not live with regrets. ;-)

  • John Doe
    John Doe

    http://www.law.olemiss.edu/programs/cambridge/

    Well, looks like the University of Mississippi is the main hosting university for the program.

    Cambridge University and its colleges together constitute one of the most important--and beautiful--academic institutions in the world. The University is almost 800 years old. Sir Isaac Newton, Oliver Cromwell, John Milton, Charles Darwin, Lord Byron, Lord Tennyson, John Maynard Keynes, A.A. Milne (author of Winnie the Pooh), Stephen Hawking, Prince Charles, Emma Thompson and more Nobel Prize winners than you can imagine have all been members of Cambridge colleges.
  • Open mind
    Open mind

    I'm with Locutus:

    Seize the Carp!!

    Open Mind

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