[T*]

That being said I had another business presentation and I aced it and got an A*

[Lostie!]

Ugh, the mere mention of presentations was enough to send me over the edge.

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by Jake.

"Right so us two will do the research and you two will deliver to the class?"

I ALWAYS try to do this. Or offer to hold up the poster/hand out the leaflets nnn

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

I ALWAYS try to do this. Or offer to hold up the poster/hand out the leaflets nnn

Me and my friend who always worked together on group / pair projects in ICT at college were always each trying to get out of presenting. One day she pretended she felt ill.

[Headie]

"Work with someone you don't know that well"

[Firewire]

Originally Posted by Hayden

"Work with someone you don't know that well"

me today i don't know a single person in that class

[Cal.]

Still a problem.

[Cal.]

But now I refuse to do them

[Jason.]

lmao this thread <33

[Jason.]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

But now I refuse to do them

You to end up talking about yourself halfway through?

[T*]

I'll have to do one every week to showcase my ideas.
EVERY.
****ING.
WEEK.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Who Is She?

Whose going to go first?

"I know, let's draw names out of a hat"

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Tom*

I'll have to do one every week to showcase my ideas.
EVERY.
****ING.
WEEK.

We used to just have round tables in small groups to discuss your ideas and get feedback on each other's work, swapping opinions and then do full class presentations at the end of each term.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Tom*

I did a business studies one on how McDonalds is ethical and unethical and at the end I was talking about how they manipulate advertising by gluing seeds on, etc and people started screaming at me that it's not true and I wanted to die

tHAT IS TRUE.

The food they photograph for advertising is fake as sh*t.

Don't listen to the uneducated fools honey.

[Cal.]

I don't care how much they beg you ain't seeing me strutting my way up to the front to present my ideas

[Marsh.]

That feeling where you can hear a clicking noise when you speak because your throat and mouth are as dry as a nun's knickers.