Quote: Aaron @ March 31 2010, 5:57 PM BSTI did Government & Politics at A Level. Again though, I'm bad with dates and names, which doesn't make for the best of that type of subject.
Could just get a job. Or help me build my global Ecommerce Empire.
I know this isn't 'the Student Room' but please Page 5
Quote: The Giggle-o @ March 31 2010, 5:59 PM BSTTrue. If you were to get in to comedy in what way would you like to be involved?
Researcher, historian, something like that. Not quite so much with the writing, performing or production, which seems to be what runner-type positions generally graduate to.
Quote: Gavin @ March 31 2010, 5:59 PM BSTCould just get a job.
Well, that's an option, if I can find something.
Quote: Gavin @ March 31 2010, 5:59 PM BSTOr help me build my global Ecommerce Empire.
How big is it at the moment Gav?
History keeps appearing in your answers Aaron.
Mm. I did that at A Level too. Although only in the first year, when the subjects were fecking dull: medicine, the American West, and womens' suffrage.
Quote: Aaron @ March 31 2010, 6:04 PM BSTrunner-type positions generally graduate to.
But what a great career progression awaits you...
RUNNER ---> PRODUCTION ASSISTANT ---> JUNIOR PRODUCER ---> COCAINE DEALER ---> SENIOR PRODUCER ---> LIVE-IN "HOUSE BOY"/"NIECE" ---> HEAD OF BBC COMEDY!!
Quote: Aaron @ March 31 2010, 5:57 PM BSTAgain though, I'm bad with dates and names, which doesn't make for the best of that type of subject.
You're not at all. You give me running commentaries of every street and old building in London. Whether I want them or not. 
There must be a London/Victorian History course you can find somewhere...
I did when I was at uni the first time: now I ... well, I'm struggling to have any interest in it at all.
That was a four year course.
With a postgrad course of one or two years you're far more likely to still like it at the end!
I can see why you're attracted to such a dynamic, decisive alpha male, zooo. He's going places!
Quote: zooo @ March 31 2010, 6:21 PM BSTYou're not at all. You give me running commentaries of every street and old building in London. Whether I want them or not.
Only stuff I recognise! I don't know when they were built!
Quote: zooo @ March 31 2010, 6:21 PM BSTThere must be a London/Victorian History course you can find somewhere...
Oooh! Find me a London one!
Quote: chipolata @ March 31 2010, 6:26 PM BSTI can see why you're attracted to such a dynamic, decisive alpha male, zooo. He's going places!
Aaron doesn't like decisions.
Quote: Aaron @ March 31 2010, 6:26 PM BSTO
Oooh! Find me a London one!
Quote: Aaron @ March 31 2010, 6:26 PM BSTAaron doesn't like decisions.
Looks like you have decided
Quote: chipolata @ March 31 2010, 6:26 PM BSTdecisive
Heh. He has other strengths!
Quote: zooo @ March 31 2010, 6:28 PM BSTHeh. He has other strengths!
Quote: Aaron @ March 31 2010, 5:57 PM BSTnow I ... well, I'm struggling to have any interest in it at all.
The answer is to 'find yourself'. Popular ways to achieve this involve dropping acid, travelling the world and finding religion, although I'd advise against the latter.
Quote: bigfella @ March 31 2010, 6:06 PM BSTHow big is it at the moment Gav?
History keeps appearing in your answers Aaron.
Well my personal Empire is me...But sooon! 
Quote: Nogget @ March 31 2010, 6:38 PM BSTThe answer is to 'find yourself'. Popular ways to achieve this involve dropping acid, travelling the world and finding religion, although I'd advise against the latter.
Heh! Yeah. Finding myself is what I need to do... But the how is the big question.
Just to throw a completely different discipline into the mix, something I've also looked at and thought about is woodwork, perhaps particularly furniture restoration.