It Has Begun!

Hello, and welcome to the first instalment of what i am calling SKEGGSIE WEEKLY, which is basically gonna be rambling on about whatever i feel like rambling on about at that precise moment. this could be anything from what X-box game i've been playing lately ('cos X-box is better than PS3, just saying) or what interesting thing has interested me recently. so i thought i'd start of with a stern topic that would either leave me finding myself with a lot of people reading this or me looking like a total twat. Yes, you guessed it, Politics. one interesting thing i find about politics which have nothing to do with politics are people who decide not to vote. They say, and i quote, "i'm not gonna vote when i'm older, it's all a bunch of shit". This always makes me laugh because they are so pretentious and stupid and proud, that instead of saying "i dont understand it", it's suddenly a lot cooler to say "i don't want to understand it". So then, when i call them out on it and say "you're full of shit learn politics before you comment on it", the best retout they can come up with is "................your face is full of shit". Now I dont want to sound snobby or anything, but i just feel that you learn about something before you have a go at it. To be honest, i know fuck all when it comes to politics, however it interests me because the basic foundation of our economy is built up from us, the voters, having an opinion and being abl to choose a party to run our country. And it's just funny how non of the future voters are planning to vote because they want to seem cool, and politically stupid.

Now only being just a 15 year old, i'm still at school, doing my GCSE's and my whole school hates Religious Studies. And i have to agree with them, that instead of learning shit like what brand of clothes jesus wore, we should be learning things that would help in a future society <cough> like politics <cough>........just saying :)

And finally, in my totally useless rambling, the whole thing about the price of universities going up is pissing everyone off, saying how Nick Clegg is a sell out and David Cameron is evil. However my plan for university, and i suggest that other people do the same, is to go to a local Uni, then you would save on living costs and leave university with a lower debt. My sister is against this plan and says that you wouldn't get any experience from living at home. Well fuck experience because experience on how to wash your underwear isn't going to help you when you're facing bankruptcy. So all i'm saying is that maybe focus on the DEGREE part of university rather than an EXPERIENCE. 

anyhoo that's it for one week. If you liked this then you can always come back for more, and i swear i'll do a much better subject :)