[ItWasJustBanter]

Originally Posted by AshRley

She does, but she feels that she can't do it. You don't just wake up one morning and go "okay I'm going to do my GCSE's today" it's a long and daunting process going back to school.

Can you stop calling me "mate" please, first of all I'm a girl, and second it's very patronising.

Mate, I call everyone mate, I don't discriminate.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by ItWasJustBanter

Mate, she'd get stressed out filling out the application form. Pitiful excuse of a human.

Lovely....

[jackc1806]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Lovely....

ItWasJustBanter !!!

[Amy Jade]

She battled anorexia for years, before people start calling her names and making light of her illness they should read 'Dying to be Thin' her autobiography, she's not got GCSE's because she was so ill she was unwillingly commited to hospital because she was so ill she was actually dying infront of her familys eyes.

People who say stuff like 'try eating' about people with anorexia are the ones who need to check their brains.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I've not heard of it being trendy; Physics got aboost when Big Bang started,because people thought they were Sheldon, so maybe a tv show has Neuroscience :E

I don't get why anyone would do History of Art, unless they want to just job-dodge for the three years.

Amy Farrer-Fowler is a neuroscientist in The Big Bang Theory, and the actress who plays her, Mayim Bialek, is also a neuroscientist.