What is Ema?
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Education Maintenance Allowance
A weekly payment given to some college students in the UK for having 100% attendance. Eligible students will receive £10, £20 or £30 depending on their household income. A total of £500 in bonuses can be received if the student returns to college each turn. The purpose of ema is to help students who may struggle financially, but really it's just a way of bribing students to come to college.
I hate my next lesson but if I don't go I won't get my ema this week.
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the coolest name ever
"wow that chick has the coolest name" "what is it?" "Ema of cores"
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Empty My Arse - You need to go sitdown and lay a big steamer
Pronounced as three seperate letters.Eg - "E emm aye"
Phil- " God damn that curry is not agreeing with me, i need to go Ema!"
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Eat My Ass. Used derisively.
"You want me to go to the supermarket just to get you Milanos? EMA."
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The 'let's give working class children with estranged parents money for going to school!' government allowance. Thinly veiled scheme for increasing that all-important 'equal opportunities' quota. In other words, highly unfair system that bribes working class scum and commoners with divorced parents and semi-detached ex-council houses up to £30 per week for carrying on for sixth-form, in order to make the current Labour government seem caring, liberal and all for equality.
'Hey, my parents aren't educated, i live in a council estate, i 'm ill-bred, and stupid as sin- i get £30 a week for going to school!' (typical EMA-reciever)
'I'm a child of university educated parents with good jobs, i have an IQ of 145, i enjoy learning, i'm going to university next year, and just because my parents committed the heinous crime of being upper-middle class and sensible enough not to GIVE me £30 a week allowance i have to work my ass off each week to earn my money instead of sitting around doing fuck all like the working class scum of Britain' (me)
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Feminine version of
That one girl tries to be so ema by walking with her head down.
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