The TSR Bangladeshi Society
Chat for students with international ancestry and overseas students.
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyThats about all I can eat atm, Chicken/Fish/Meat tastes gross...(Original post by shush)
oh how Bengalis love their hutki
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi Societyim reading a thousand splendid suns atm loooooooool(Original post by weirdnessandcoffee)
A Thousand Splendid Suns is very good ;D -
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyI know(Original post by Iqbal007)
She asks the mod to ban herself, so she can work -_- -
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyI know what you mean, I used to be up reading books but now I need my sleep. Movies are easier to watch I guess but I was thinking of getting audio books? That sounds so lazy lol(Original post by zxh800)
Hmmm, now that you mention it I haven't read anything other than textbooks for a good while now. I used to be a bit of a book worm when I was younger but not any more really. I use my spare time in less mentally tiring ways lol. I guess I satisfy my cravings for a good story by watching movies now.
Thanks, I'll look it up on Amazon(Original post by weirdnessandcoffee)
A Thousand Splendid Suns is very good ;D
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyLol i dunno(Original post by DontJudge)
The names kill it, i swear down
Ooo
that’s kinda cool you know. Well make sure you give him a good shouting, cos they didn’t win the cup!
Yerr everyones always related one way or the other. London relatives are always like, ‘yer yer Mumzys ma sasa goro bhai’
Wat other sports you like watching?
Ohh yeah, sorry, white chicks then
thats the don movie inneh...
Trust i know these things i’ll find you a hubby don’t worry.
Ya maboodh we aint talking about actual marriaqe are we
So you’re saying you don’t find any other guys fit that are out of your race?
Urgh...please stop talking about belly buttons. Just serve the tea and get the hell out inneh.
Thanks luvvy!
Why do you come on less often then
If you went when you were older, you would have found it very difficult to adapt to. Do you attend manchester uni?
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyOh I used to do that too... I'm a second year studying Onko with Masters...(Original post by Politricks)
DontJudge does this from time to time, needs to focus, she's going University this year
I'm assuming you're at uni? What course are you doing?
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyExcuse my ignorance, but what's Onko?(Original post by Khodu)
Oh I used to do that too... I'm a second year studying Onko with Masters...
what about you Tricks?
I'm in 6th form, I hope to do Pharmacy, or something else which is related to Biology and Chemistry -
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyOnko lol, is Mathematics(Original post by Politricks)
Excuse my ignorance, but what's Onko?
I'm in 6th form, I hope to do Pharmacy, or something else which is related to Biology and Chemistry
How comes you want to that?
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyBut cant you become a Pharmacist without the degree? Because you have to sit through certain exams for it?(Original post by Politricks)
Mathematics?! You're very brave..very brave.
I just enjoy anything related to Biology mainly, more specifically, the human physiology and so on..
Pharmacy because the working hours and pay are okay -
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyYou have to do an Mpharm first, after 4 years of Mpharm at University you do a pre-registration year in a hospital or community Pharmacy, then after the exam at the end of the pre-reg year, you become a pharmacist.(Original post by Khodu)
But cant you become a Pharmacist without the degree? Because you have to sit through certain exams for it?
I think you're confusing pharmacists with dispensers in a Pharmacy, they don't need a degree, but to become a pharmacist you need a degree, then you can work in the hospital, community pharmacy, industry or lead a career in Academia.
How hard are you finding maths? What topics are you doing at the moment? -
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyOh thanks for clearing that up, I know someone who's a dispenser.(Original post by Politricks)
You have to do an Mpharm first, after 4 years of Mpharm at University you do a pre-registration year in a hospital or community Pharmacy, then after the exam at the end of the pre-reg year, you become a pharmacist.
I think you're confusing pharmacists with dispensers in a Pharmacy, they don't need a degree, but to become a pharmacist you need a degree, then you can work in the hospital, community pharmacy, industry or lead a career in Academia.
How hard are you finding maths? What topics are you doing at the moment?
Maths, gee Second year getting tough, this semester especially but all I can do is work hard and make du'a. I'm studying 2 full on Algebra modules, one with a lot of pure maths and the fourth is a computing based exam. So a variety, except I don't do any stats, left it after first year. But I am finding it tough, but I really am enjoying it.
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Re: The TSR Bangladeshi SocietyGood luck getting the mark you want, maths must probably be one of the hardest courses after Physics, which university do you study maths at? Oh, and how many hours a day do you study outside of contact time?(Original post by Khodu)
Oh thanks for clearing that up, I know someone who's a dispenser.
Maths, gee Second year getting tough, this semester especially but all I can do is work hard and make du'a. I'm studying 2 full on Algebra modules, one with a lot of pure maths and the fourth is a computing based exam. So a variety, except I don't do any stats, left it after first year. But I am finding it tough, but I really am enjoying it.
