Hello! You are probably here because you are an A Level Philosophy student at Nailsea School. If you aren't, welcome anyway.
The purpose of this blog is to allow students to ask and answer questions about the course and to continue discussions on the topics covered in class. You can discuss essays and exams, share useful information and links, help each other to revise and generally chat about Philosophy.
Sapere aude is Latin for "Dare to know" or "Have the courage to think". So, please be prepared to risk your thoughts on this site. And keep it polite!
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Hey all, not really got anything constructive to say yet...
ReplyDeleteHello! :D
ReplyDeleteUmm. As our teacher said. What are we getting him for Christmas? I am getting him a Bottle of Whisky. I wonder whether he prefers Scotch or Bells....
Good website mind you. Hey people :D
ego puto proinde ego sum
ReplyDeletelol the translation to that that i found was "I to clear consequently I to be" please clarify what you meant :P
ReplyDeleteBells Simon ... Well what the mother said
ReplyDeleteim rather intrigued buy all this :D
You reckon Bells then? Very well.. (he says)...
ReplyDeletehaha i dont drink whiskey but mother does sometimes, rarely. what she said.
ReplyDeleteMy image verification to post this was "chess". Coincidence.
ReplyDeleteSimon, get him an Irish Whisky.
Ahh, I cannot cope with all of these decisions, Some say Bells, Some say Irish..Maybe I should just ask Sir. I will go for whatever means i have more money left. :D Thanks for the help
ReplyDeletejust get both, and pour half of each out into other bottles, then give him that. guess what you do with the other half :)
ReplyDeleteIm with Graeme !!!
ReplyDeleteI am guessing we give the other half to family for Christmas saying that they are sharing a present and then we don't drink any...Ha, or perhaps we drink it ourselves. But one problem, Sir knows what we are doing now *cough*
ReplyDeleteshhhh we never said anything...
ReplyDeleteIt is I, now that i have read all this talk on Sir christmas present i have come to the conclusion that we should do as Graeme said do the half and half thing!! however instead of giving the rest to family we should use it to satisfy our own alcoholism!!
ReplyDeleteThe Philosophy hidden behind this, I drink therefore I am ;). and to graeme's comment its "i believe therfore i am". but simon on a more serious note, whisky is the way forward. Me, who is me?
ReplyDeleteI agree who is ME? Ha yeah Whisky is a serious note, but lets keep it not too serious Matt.
ReplyDeleteI like that philosophy, I drink therefore I am.. Nice one :D
I feel that ME must be Matt East, for they are his initials, and I am envious of these intitials. They are cooler than CM. Centimetres are boring. HELLO EVERYBODY. Quadjo = Claire by the way. Haha I came on here and just saw discussions about whiskey, I thought I'd stumbled onto the wrong page! Then I realised. Ah man I've written a monster of a paragraph without even trying...
ReplyDeleteAh man, I spelt initials wrong...that's gonna annoy me big time
ReplyDeletethought i may as well write something, just to show that i did the homework. i can't help that get the feeling that no philosophising will be done on this philosophy blog
ReplyDeletethis is chris btw.
veni vidi vici
see, i can do latin too
i can also see a lot of chit chat happening.... nd why could you not use your own names its confusing for me as an old fart to rember names let alone nick name !! haha
ReplyDeletei just figured that having um... as my user name would save me having to start posts that way, besides its more fun having a confusing username :)
ReplyDeleteOk, Listen. Whiskey = Irish or American; whisky = scotch, which is blended and relatively cheap. Bells is a good scotch. But the real thing is malt whisky, which comes from four regions in Scotland and each is very distinctive, For example, malt whisky from Islay is especially smokey and leathery. Your ignorance on this subject is shocking. What do schools teach you these days?
ReplyDeleteNow forget the whisky. Don't forget to email me with your Googlemail email addresses.
i never new there was such a big difference in Whiskeys ... i do now
ReplyDeletei emailed you :D:D
so sir likes islay's lagavulin does he? i myself am actually more partial to a good kentucky bourbon like jack daniels or jim beam, my granddad like lagavulin but i don't really care for it, i mean, it's all right but i was raised of ol' jack's and your fancy varieties don't float my boat none :)
ReplyDeletehehe i could make a new post :P
ReplyDeleteso i dont think i need to give u my gmail account
I don't think I have a googlemail address :S It didn't ask me to make one...but I'll email anyway ;)
ReplyDeleteYeah I can make a new post as well, I had an email come through from GN inviting me to join. So I am done :D:D
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ReplyDeletehelloo =]
ReplyDeleteit's zoe (obviously)
sir, the email address is the same as one i gave you the other day.
did i miss anything in the lesson yesterday?
was ill =[
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ReplyDeleteChris how did you get that little picture by your name ??
ReplyDeletehang on i ma have done it
ReplyDeleteWOOP i did :P
ReplyDeleteHello all, just testing by blog. I will see you tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteYou all speak of giving Whiskey or Scotch, but I am going to get him a lovely new tie. I think it is a great present and one that will not lead him down the wrong road....
ReplyDeleteunless it has a map on it that gives him wrong directions...
ReplyDeleteor unless it's an evil tie and secretly poisons his thoughts, causing him to plot world domination...
ReplyDeleteHello All!
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