What are the bad things you want?

[Tse Moana]

Bad thing I want... someone else to write my paper for me and me getting the credit.

[footfootfoot]

Originally Posted by Tse Moana

Bad thing I want... someone else to write my paper for me and me getting the credit.

Good thing you're in the Netherlands because you'll never be president of the United States with an attitude like that. That's our national M.O.

[wolf]

Originally Posted by Tse Moana

Bad thing I want... someone else to write my paper for me and me getting the credit.

termpapers.com

But everybody else you know probably shops there too. Your only saving grace is that since you'd have to translate the paper into Dutch on your own, you're less likely to get caught when your prof feeds your paper through the stolen term paper matching software.

[Tse Moana]

Ah yes but I'm writing my paper (it's my bachelor paper) in English...

It's about 5th century Frisia and where the people came from that lived there in that period (cause the original inhabitants had moved away already by then) and some stuff about the contact they had with England.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by Shawnee123

I want money

Money is NOT a bad thing.........although having it sometimes is.

[capnhowdy]

not having it ALWAYS is.

[Griff]

Originally Posted by Tse Moana

It's about 5th century Frisia ...

[Mr]I like Frisian horsies.[/helpful]

I was going to offer a trade to take my writtens and orals but I did the writtens yesterday.

It sounds like a cool topic anyway, what kinds of original sources are you finding?

[SteveDallas]

Originally Posted by Sundae Girl

I want my ex-colleague to contract some kind of disease that makes her put on weight regardless of what she eats. Then she won't be able to torture her new colleagues who are on diets by saying, "Oh I've never been on a diet, I just stop eating when I'm no longer hungry". Yes, because you are 4'9" and have a stomach the size of a pickled walnut!

Oh and I'd quite like her daughter to catch crabs.

So it's clear why you don't like the cow-orker. What's wrong with the daughter?

Are you sure you aren't Dorothy Parker?

[skysidhe]

Originally Posted by Brianna

I want everyone I hate to spontaneously combust.

Terrible thing for a self loather to wish for.

[Trilby]

Originally Posted by skysidhe

Terrible thing for a self loather to wish for.

yeah, I was in a bad mood that day.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Well, I did feel a burning sensation.

[Tse Moana]

Originally Posted by Griff

[Mr]I like Frisian horsies.[/helpful]

I was going to offer a trade to take my writtens and orals but I did the writtens yesterday.

It sounds like a cool topic anyway, what kinds of original sources are you finding?

It is a cool topic, I just have a hard time motivating myself and being all disciplined and stuff.

As for original sources, since I study archaeology, there's loads of original sources. Excavations have shown that the original inhabitants of the area had almost all moved away by the late third, early fourth century AD. So, the inhabitants that came after them must have come from somewhere but that is not well known. Consensus is now generally that it are German tribes who moved in but the physical evidence of that is limited.

Other point of the paper is the contact between the people in Frisia and people in England. We know from archaeological evidence that the contact was there, it just needs clarifying of when did it began and why did it happen and who came, just military type groups or family groups.