What if you don&#x27;t like it?

stress. exams. general difficultness of work.

family problems.

Reply 4

Family problems? wow, that's a cool one. is it your real family or your college family?

Reply 5

i dont have family problems. well my college family...but that's a different story...

say someone's parent died for example.

Reply 6

Lozza

i dont have family problems. well my college family...but that's a different story...

say someone's parent died for example.

I am sorry for your loss.

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Camford

I am sorry for your loss.

NO!!! my parents haven't died! and neither have my college parents! i'm not talking about me!! i'm talking about hypothetical problems that could potentially happen to anyone but most definitely haven't happened to me. :smile:

Reply 8

Lozza

NO!!! my parents haven't died! and neither have my college parents! i'm not talking about me!! i'm talking about hypothetical problems that could potentially happen to anyone but most definitely haven't happened to me. :smile:

I seem to remember some saying that her father died earlier this year in the oxford forum or somewhere. So it can happen.

Depression due to homesickness is another thing. My friend at Oxford gets that at the beginning of every term.

Another kind of family problem could be you mother never stops harrassing you with phone calls :mad:

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Reply 9

minimo

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Camfo is confuzzled...I haven't said hi to Camfo in ageeeeesss! :biggrin:

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minimo

Camfo is confuzzled...I haven't said hi to Camfo in ageeeeesss! :biggrin:

Hello

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Confuzzled because of physics. Physics is bad for your health. In fact, all cambridge degrees should come with a health warning sticker, be it alcoholic related or work stress related, or maybe even radiation related.

Reply 11

minimo

15

Hello you! :biggrin:

but it will never be TSR related! :wink:

Reply 12

minimo

Hello you! :biggrin:

but it will never be TSR related! :wink:

I'm good at making salad for TSR and TSR only :wink:

useful when you want to confuzzle someone else.

Reply 13

musicbloke

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Camford

I seem to remember some saying that her father died earlier this year in the oxford forum or somewhere. So it can happen.

F.Poste - she's at oxford and degraded as a result.

MB

Reply 14

Alaric

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Lozza

stress. exams. general difficultness of work.

Nah, that's just exam term for you. You get used to it.
If life were easy then it would be no fun!

A.

Reply 15

Alaric

Nah, that's just exam term for you. You get used to it.
If life were easy then it would be no fun!

A.

i dont know what your idea of fun is.

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Alaric

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Lozza

i dont know what your idea of fun is.

I'm very competitive and I do honestly like a challenge. Like I'm much happier playing badminton against people better than me because it gives me a chance to improve.

If you didn't have exams, and work and things then what would be the point in life? What would be motivating you to keep going?

If you don't try, you'll never succeed.

A.

Reply 17

Willa

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Alaric

I'm very competitive and I do honestly like a challenge. Like I'm much happier playing badminton against people better than me because it gives me a chance to improve.

If you didn't have exams, and work and things then what would be the point in life? What would be motivating you to keep going?

If you don't try, you'll never succeed.

A.

i have motivation enough from just wanting to understand the subject. I dont like being tested on it. For example, I really like some of the stuff we have done in computing, but I detest being tested - like Java, I am really pleased I can now say I kind of know how to program in java....but I wouldnt want someone questioning me over it cos I'm not v good at recalling stuff. But I understand how to code in java, and so given the API and a computer I could happily write a program and then test it etc etc.

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