The Daily Mash has it just about right:
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/...alises-it-doesn't-need-students-201012103339/
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</td> </tr> </tbody></table> <table class="contentpaneopen"><tbody><tr> <td colspan="2" class="createdate" valign="top"> 10-12-10 </td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2" valign="top"> BRITAIN is to abolish its 900 year-old university system after finally realising it is a complete waste of everyone's time and money.
As angry students demanded the right to help themselves to other people's money, MPs backed an amendment to the government's higher education funding proposals to just scrap the ******* thing.
Business and skills secretary, Vince Cable, said: "I tied myself in knots trying to sort this **** out before finally realising it was all utterly useless anyway. ******** to it."
However the measure was passed with only a slim majority as Labour MPs and many Lib Dems realised that the only people who vote for them these days are students or people who wish they still were.
Professor Henry Brubaker, director of the Institute for Studies and a long time campaigner for the abolition of universities, said: "Hospitals can train doctors, law firms can train lawyers, journalists can be trained by children and sociologists can train themselves by watching television for six hours a day.
"The vast majority of 'careers' are complete bullshit anyway. Sending people to university just means you get pointless, bullshit jobs being done by someone who has spent three years and thirty grand turning themselves into an arse."
He added: "Instead of ******* £7bn a year at it, just give everyone the cash back and let them spend it on bad clothes and small and medium sized electronic items, which - in case you hadn't realised - is the point of the whole ******* system in the first place.
"Does it actually matter if the person who bought the i-prefixed device has a degree from the University of Roehampton? Let's ask Apple, shall we?"
An Apple spokesman said: "No, it doesn't."
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