lets just invite a lynching
The problem with finishing an essay at 2.00pm the day before it's due is...
it does absolutely nothing for your self motivation and you feel tempted to read Chaucer rather than work.
"Yet it is those second rate men who will make the Revolution, whether you and your kind like it or not"-Jean Anouilh
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No, history. Compare labour unrest and Trade Unions. Grammar is more important than Chaucer, I suspect.
hang on, compare labour unrest (ie. TUs) and Suffragettes. That makes more sense. Larkin appeared briefly in para two.
Quixote pops up in my history essays. Jim Larkin not Philip, Trade Union leader, led glorious transport strike of '13.
Have sent you my appalling serial killer story.
Jim Larkin was wonderful, and Irish and is much admired in Dublin because of the Transport Strike, which made the glorious revolution possible.
Have actually finished grammar. How odd.
He never drove trains, he was just in charge of the unions, who were being Glorious. Do form some views on the story, if you can bear.
Ok, it's now clear I'm messing around on the internet as a way of avoiding my essay on Paz.
Still, could you send me a copy of the apparently Apalling Story?
Sounded interesting from what you've told me.
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