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6th Years & Leavers :: Chat Thread #6 (fo' reals)

Ahhh

omg even my mum got that joke.

*headdesk*

Reply 102

Sniggey

Yeah I was saying 'one-sixtyfourth i squared' in different ways trying to work it out :ashamed2:

Reply 103

Dado Prso

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my mum would struggle to tell me what the square root of 64 was never mind get that joke.

got a maths exam tomorrow. vector calculus and fourier stuff. astronomy on wednesday then i'm done. can't wait.

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TheUnbeliever

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TheRabbit

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I saw you today :hello:

Reply 105

TheRabbit

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Original post by TheUnbeliever

I saw you today :hello:

You did? In the library? (can't think when else!) I was being a geek and studying just after I got my exam results. Why where you in Aberdeen :smile:

EDIT: (I should probably point out I passed all my exams and I was studying for next years)

(edited 11 years ago)

Reply 106

TheUnbeliever

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Original post by TheRabbit

You did? In the library? (can't think when else!) I was being a geek and studying just after I got my exam results. Why where you in Aberdeen :smile:

Yeah, I was sitting eating my lunch when you walked in. I've been up with Rosie for a couple weeks, working on my dissertation. :p:

'Twas her that pointed you out - I didn't know what you looked like! Sounds like you're keen, although studying's always much more fun when you've the time to deviate from a syllabus or linger on interesting topics...

Reply 107

TheRabbit

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Original post by TheUnbeliever

Yeah, I was sitting eating my lunch when you walked in. I've been up with Rosie for a couple weeks, working on my dissertation. :p:

'Twas her that pointed you out - I didn't know what you looked like! Sounds like you're keen, although studying's always much more fun when you've the time to deviate from a syllabus or linger on interesting topics...

Ah right, do you like the new library? Yeah I went on Rosie's fb to see what you look like so I could try and remember if I saw you (I don't).

I still have class until June the 22nd and we have some practise exams before then (plus one real exam I really ought to get round to looking at the course book for) but I have't doen any work for the last 2 weeks so felt I should perhaps start!

Reply 108

badumdumtscht

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Original post by TheRabbit

You did? In the library? (can't think when else!) I was being a geek and studying just after I got my exam results. Why where you in Aberdeen :smile:

EDIT: (I should probably point out I passed all my exams and I was studying for next years)

I want you to be my doctor. Anyone that committed must be brilliant. :awesome:

Reply 109

TheUnbeliever

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Original post by TheRabbit

Ah right, do you like the new library? Yeah I went on Rosie's fb to see what you look like so I could try and remember if I saw you (I don't).

Yeah, I do! It's quite imposing from the outside, but I like the reworked plaza outside and inside is light and airy, a pleasant environment to work in. A great improvement on the old library, although it seemed to be trying to get some last attention-seeking in today :p:

(Wind blew scaffolding from the demolition into the new library. EDIT: ... and got it closed. :shifty:

) I don't think you would have seen me; I don't remember you looking across.

I still have class until June the 22nd and we have some practise exams before then (plus one real exam I really ought to get round to looking at the course book for) but I have't doen any work for the last 2 weeks so felt I should perhaps start!

Ah, so a bit more motivated, then! Good luck :biggrin:

(edited 11 years ago)

Original post by TheUnbeliever

Yeah, I do! It's quite imposing from the outside, but I like the reworked plaza outside and inside is light and airy, a pleasant environment to work in. A great improvement on the old library, although it seemed to be trying to get some last attention-seeking in today :p:

(Wind blew scaffolding from the demolition into the new library.

Thanks

I really like it for studying in - far nicer than the dark place that is the medical school library. The coffee machine did get to me a bit though on the days I spent the whole day in there revising, you can still hear it on the 7th floor. I did discover that the coffee machine noise isn't so bad on the other floors if you go to the other side - as the books dampen it.

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TheUnbeliever

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Original post by TheRabbit

The coffee machine did get to me a bit though on the days I spent the whole day in there revising, you can still hear it on the 7th floor.

For what it's worth, we usually use the education section on the 6th floor (I think) - it's got glass walls, and has been absolutely silent every time I've been in.

Reply 113

badumdumtscht

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http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/forms.php?do=form&fid=37

That is depressing.

Reply 114

Dado Prso

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finished my last exam for the year earlier, great feeling.

this place gets so busy around exam time, looking forward to the 2012 higher maths paper being branded the hardest ever. :tongue:

Reply 115

Mr Dangermouse

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And this thread gets my 2000th post.

Reply 116

TheRabbit

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Went to Sister Act - amazing! Though as my friend pointed out there was a ratio of about 5 woman to every man! A bit of glitter makes everything seem better.

Reply 117

rosie9391

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Original post by TheRabbit

Went to Sister Act - amazing! Though as my friend pointed out there was a ratio of about 5 woman to every man! A bit of glitter makes everything seem better.