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Reply 3580
Original post by Cirsium
Actually my sister is by far the more normal one. She is pretty and fashionable and popular and doesn't read or do sports :rolleyes:



How can not reading be normal??:confused:

(...although it might help explain the lack of beaver knowledge :tongue:)
Reply 3581
I'm surrounded by A-level students (and noisy ones BBMing each other at that) in the Wellcome of all places. :mad:
Original post by sj27
How can not reading be normal??:confused:

(...although it might help explain the lack of beaver knowledge :tongue:)


Oh I just mean that my sister is like a stereotypical cool person. Which is probably doing her a massive disservice in that she's a brownie leader and has a Maths degree and is often quite tolerable and even occasionally nice :p: But I got the mad, scatty, socially awkward, fashion illiterate genes and she got the smile and the popularity and the awesome hair and all the actual talent. (She's actually always been better at sport than me and better at music, but whereas I became a band geek and a rower at uni, she had fun and made friends).

But yeah, she didn't read a book cover to cover until she was 18. I read her GCSE English books for her and told her what happened.
Reply 3583
Original post by apotoftea
I'm surrounded by A-level students (and noisy ones BBMing each other at that) in the Wellcome of all places. :mad:


ack, sorry. i accidentally down voted your post when trying to reply to it.

that does sound very annoying and hopefully they don't stay very long or at least quiet down. agree that the wellcome library wasn't somewhere i'd exleft to run in to that.

reminds me of someone who was saying what a great hangout spot the british library is...which fair enough i suppose for breaks but when it gets too crowded to get stuff done is really annoying.
Whoever these hoaxers are, they're real bastards.
Original post by Craghyrax
Whoever these hoaxers are, they're real bastards.


My bro's college!

His facebook status in response: "turns out they found a bomb in my room....a SEX BOMB!!!" :facepalm2:
Original post by Becca
My bro's college!

His facebook status in response: "turns out they found a bomb in my room....a SEX BOMB!!!" :facepalm2:


Wow turns out you have a bro. A LEDG BRO!!!!
Original post by *Corinna*
I don't live in college this year. Since we are both studying at Oxford we got couples' accommodation so we live in a flat. I will miss having my own house.


I did not realise you knew each other before your MA. I always assumed you met on your course or on TSR :colondollar:

/slow
Original post by Becca
My bro's college!

His facebook status in response: "turns out they found a bomb in my room....a SEX BOMB!!!" :facepalm2:


:facepalm2:
Original post by obi_adorno_kenobi
They haven't quite worked out the final cost yet - it depends on which printers take up the tender - but it should be somewhere around £15 for a fully illustrated paperback. And, if I buy it then I get an author discount so it works out about £12 on that basis or, if it comes out at the higher price of £20, about £15 on the next scale. All of which is to say, I hope it's very much an affordable book and of course I will even though I'd feel silly doing it!


Reasonable price. What is it about?
God damn it trying to find accurate tunings for my lyre is nigh on one of the most annoying things ever.

I can use pentatonics, but that precludes singing epic....I can use the C natural but that makes playing most melodies awkward as hell...

I can think of 4/5 accurate tunings and I like none of them!

I really want to use C F B G etc because it seems like the most perfect comprimise but its historically unattested. :frown: :frown: :frown:

Also my first ode (gods placed strife upon the earth....but gifts flow like water to those who are noble...yes that's the title), of which only 6 lines are done, is in the kind of poncy Greek I dislike.

:angry:
http://www.mind-the-gap.org.uk/immovable/

This is my girlfriend's local town, and where she is at the moment. It is a cool idea.
Reply 3592
The vet thinks our one cat has a nasal tumour. 90% sure. We'll need a specialist to check, buf if it is the case we're going to have to put him down. Apparently some people go the chemotherapy route, but I can't see the point in putting him through that when it will be horrible and he won't understand what's going on, just so we can have him around a bit longer. We've had him for over 12 years now. I'm devastated.
Oh no. I am so, so sorry. You must be going through hell. Big hugs to you. :frown:
Original post by The Lyceum
Wow turns out you have a bro. A LEDG BRO!!!!

I have 2 bros actually, and one sis! The bro in question doesn't need (anymore) people calling him a ledg, though :p:


Original post by sj27
The vet thinks our one cat has a nasal tumour. 90% sure. We'll need a specialist to check, buf if it is the case we're going to have to put him down. Apparently some people go the chemotherapy route, but I can't see the point in putting him through that when it will be horrible and he won't understand what's going on, just so we can have him around a bit longer. We've had him for over 12 years now. I'm devastated.


So sorry :frown: :hugs:
Reply 3595
Original post by ktr
ack, sorry. i accidentally down voted your post when trying to reply to it.

that does sound very annoying and hopefully they don't stay very long or at least quiet down. agree that the wellcome library wasn't somewhere i'd exleft to run in to that.


Yeah, very strange. Could semi understand if they were working on History of Med but they weren't. I hate this time of year - exams everywhere. And that coupled with my entire uni area basically being no access allowed during the Olympics, I'm beginning to hate being a London student at times :mad:

Original post by Becca
My bro's college!

His facebook status in response: "turns out they found a bomb in my room....a SEX BOMB!!!" :facepalm2:


You have a brother? :biggrin: It's like GOG family history at the moment. (For the record, I have two brothers in case anyone cares :tongue:)

Original post by IlexAquifolium
I did not realise you knew each other before your MA. I always assumed you met on your course or on TSR :colondollar:

/slow


Me too :redface:


Original post by sj27
The vet thinks our one cat has a nasal tumour. 90% sure. We'll need a specialist to check, buf if it is the case we're going to have to put him down. Apparently some people go the chemotherapy route, but I can't see the point in putting him through that when it will be horrible and he won't understand what's going on, just so we can have him around a bit longer. We've had him for over 12 years now. I'm devastated.


So sorry :frown:
Original post by sj27
The vet thinks our one cat has a nasal tumour. 90% sure. We'll need a specialist to check, buf if it is the case we're going to have to put him down. Apparently some people go the chemotherapy route, but I can't see the point in putting him through that when it will be horrible and he won't understand what's going on, just so we can have him around a bit longer. We've had him for over 12 years now. I'm devastated.


So sorry :frown: My friend's dog has a cancerous tumour in her throat so they are facing similar difficult decisions. Thinking of you :hugs:
Am I the only one who knew Becca had a brother?

/been on TSR too long
Original post by IlexAquifolium
I did not realise you knew each other before your MA. I always assumed you met on your course or on TSR :colondollar:

/slow


we did meet on TSR but that was 5 years ago :tongue:

Original post by sj27
The vet thinks our one cat has a nasal tumour. 90% sure. We'll need a specialist to check, buf if it is the case we're going to have to put him down. Apparently some people go the chemotherapy route, but I can't see the point in putting him through that when it will be horrible and he won't understand what's going on, just so we can have him around a bit longer. We've had him for over 12 years now. I'm devastated.



:frown: I am so sorry. I constantly worry about my dog as she is getting old but I try to remember that she had a good life and that's what matters :frown:
Original post by *Corinna*
we did meet on TSR but that was 5 years ago :tongue:



Aww, FTB and I met on TSR just over 6 years ago :smile:

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