Say something about the person above you

The person above me is in a time zone five hours ahead of mine :smiley:

The person above me is 1 hour ahead of me. ( I think)

I don’t know the time zone of the person above me.

I don’t know the time zone of the person above me either.

The person above me quoted A Bug’s Life.

The person above me quoted Harry Potter.

By the looks of where the person above me’s location is they are a munchkin.

The person above me has balloons in her graphics.

I’m quite worried about that the person above me now actually doesn’t like ME as much other than the other way around.

TPAM is a male.

The person above me has a twin.

The person above me should know that I’m trying to be civil with him.

To the person above me: Ok.

The person above me is…smiling? :neutral_face:

To the person above me: I’m smiling at you :slight_smile:

The person above me’s sister has just applied for college :slight_smile:

To the person above me: She actually applied months ago. She is entering just now :slight_smile:

The person above me probably (most likely) has a different college system to that in the UK.

To the person above me: There are probably some differences. In here we call it university.

To the person above me: when I say I’m applying for college, I’m applying for a course that is below university level, a further education course. We call it univsersity when you get to degrees and whatnot. Usually when people go to university in the UK, they do GCSE or other level 2 qualifications at 16, and then they do AS/A levels, or “Advanced” level 3 qualifications. If they get enough exam points and a nice set of references, they get to spend 3 or 4 years at university, paying the Goverment £9000 a year to pay for their second homes. Sorry about the rant :wink: