Warwick Maths Chat

You're Irrational Number,ye?

I lived in Tocil in my first year. What say you?

What the absolute fack?

Were tocil the buildings in the shadow of Arthur Vick? <-- says it all really

You're Irrational Number,ye?

Last night Irrational Number posted something, I refreshed and all-of-a-sudden his name had become tintinblah...

Last night Irrational Number posted something, I refreshed and all-of-a-sudden his name had become tintinblah...

Not really if we consider that you had all the cripples, general retards and arts students.

I think this has now gotten to a stage where we need an official second years are creepy stalkers thread 2010.
It'll be official.
PS I'll gladly reveal my identity for a free drink.

Cripples, hahahahaha, for somone from tocil, that was actually quite funny. To be fair in my corridor i was the only person to do a science, except one of the asian students who did engineering, but he didn't speak to anyone.

Asian, says it all really. And f u c k off, you have motherflaming lifts to accommodate the cripples.

Alright then, 'tis official without a thread.
I was particularly disturbed by #202
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=15182271&postcount=202

Edit : More appropriate description of said post

CS136 Discrete Mathematics & its Applications 1 12 CATS
CS137 Discrete Mathematics & its Applications 2 12 CATS

I know Tom was taking the piss out of me for saying this, but I actually loved those courses in the first year. They're not like that ******** crap they teach at a-level, they're really introductory combinatorics/algorithms courses. DM1 is trivially easy with slightly harder problem sheets than most first term maths modules, DM2 is considerably trickier but much more interesting. If you're interested in things like 'how do I solve this recurrence relation' then they're really good.

I know Tom was taking the piss out of me for saying this, but I actually loved those courses in the first year. They're not like that ******** crap they teach at a-level, they're really introductory combinatorics/algorithms courses. DM1 is trivially easy with slightly harder problem sheets than most first term maths modules, DM2 is considerably trickier but much more interesting. If you're interested in things like 'how do I solve this recurrence relation' then they're really good.