Congrats, Lee. Enjoy the well-deserved celebration!
Owen Lystrup
· 3 years ago
Congratulations!
I still don't get the ration thing in the UK's grades and the 2/10 thing for Australia, but I'm just a dumb American.
Trevor Cook
· 3 years ago
well done mate
Allan Jenkins
· 3 years ago
You wild man, you kick-ass wild man. Congrats!
Dan Hill
· 3 years ago
Good effort Mr Hopkins.
Lee
· 3 years ago
Thank you, friends - a mighty hangover this morning!!
Oh, and Owen: 1) yes, there are such things as dumb Americans, as there are dumb Australians (one of them occasionally posts on this blog) but you ain't one of 'em, mate
2) 2/10 refers to a week that could be rated 'two out of ten' in terms of how successful (or, indeed, otherwise) it has been -- not a good week for me at all, either personally (want to live life to the full? Have a teenage son) or professionally (it looks like I will have to find a full-time job as the consultancy here in Adelaide just isn't enough to sustain me or the family in an increasingly expensive economy)
3) 85% is a 'High Distinction' (bloody good), 98% is fackin' phenomenal -- I've never heard of anyone ever getting that close to the 'perfect' score of 100 before.
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Enjoy it and live it up.
I still don't get the ration thing in the UK's grades and the 2/10 thing for Australia, but I'm just a dumb American.
Oh, and Owen:
1) yes, there are such things as dumb Americans, as there are dumb Australians (one of them occasionally posts on this blog) but you ain't one of 'em, mate
2) 2/10 refers to a week that could be rated 'two out of ten' in terms of how successful (or, indeed, otherwise) it has been -- not a good week for me at all, either personally (want to live life to the full? Have a teenage son) or professionally (it looks like I will have to find a full-time job as the consultancy here in Adelaide just isn't enough to sustain me or the family in an increasingly expensive economy)
3) 85% is a 'High Distinction' (bloody good), 98% is fackin' phenomenal -- I've never heard of anyone ever getting that close to the 'perfect' score of 100 before.