woop!

[morp]

good afternoon everyone!

i would just like to say that today, 15/5/07, i have (finally) completed my degree in philosophy and ancient history. never to sit another exam for a long time!!

i know this isnt great news for everyone but its great news for me! im in a good mood. nothing to do now but put all my energies into an outdoor project.

thanks guys!

 

[nongreenthumb]

good afternoon everyone!

i would just like to say that today, 15/5/07, i have (finally) completed my degree in philosophy and ancient history. never to sit another exam for a long time!!

i know this isnt great news for everyone but its great news for me! im in a good mood. nothing to do now but put all my energies into an outdoor project.

thanks guys!

Big up yosilf. Large it with the morp massive.

Well done mate, now to put it to good use with a huge grow op and make a mint and then never need your degree

 

[Erniedytn]

good afternoon everyone!

i would just like to say that today, 15/5/07, i have (finally) completed my degree in philosophy and ancient history. never to sit another exam for a long time!!

i know this isnt great news for everyone but its great news for me! im in a good mood. nothing to do now but put all my energies into an outdoor project.

thanks guys!

Good job morps--- I will reflect upon your wonderful achievement when I fire up that first Doobie tonight!!!!!

 

[entropic]

Congrats! Now just one question

1. Explain briefly a Kantian or deontological account of right action, defending what you take to be the most plausible interpretation of the categorical imperative. Then apply your chosen version of the categorical imperative to one of the following problems:

a) The Death Penalty. What should a Kantian’s position on the death penalty be? Under what conditions should the death penalty be implemented? Do you agree with this position? Why or why not? If the legislative details matter to your argument, consider Mitt Romney’s recently defeated “Act Reinstating Capital Punishment in the Commonwealth”:

b) Famine Relief. What should a Kantian’s position on famine relief be? To what extent are we obligated to donate substantial sums of time and money to famine relief? Do you agree with this position? Why or why not?


....just kidding

Congrats on graduating man, good luck!

 

[reeffermadness]

grats man...you should treat yourself to a blunt of the finest chronic in town

 

[morp]

kant can shove it up his arse for now.

cheers for the nice words chaps

 

[morp]

edit: ak47 was the best i could get. 3g for £20. not a great deal but good enough for tonight

 

[matias2911]

Congrats dude! May the force be with you/

 

[PadawanBater]

Congrats! Now just one question

1. Explain briefly a Kantian or deontological account of right action, defending what you take to be the most plausible interpretation of the categorical imperative. Then apply your chosen version of the categorical imperative to one of the following problems:

a) The Death Penalty. What should a Kantian’s position on the death penalty be? Under what conditions should the death penalty be implemented? Do you agree with this position? Why or why not? If the legislative details matter to your argument, consider Mitt Romney’s recently defeated “Act Reinstating Capital Punishment in the Commonwealth”:

b) Famine Relief. What should a Kantian’s position on famine relief be? To what extent are we obligated to donate substantial sums of time and money to famine relief? Do you agree with this position? Why or why not?


....just kidding

Congrats on graduating man, good luck!

lol this guys got jokes...

awesome achievement man, congratulations! I think it's time to celebrate!