University of Glasgow blether thread

Too right mate, and you're gonna get a lot more out the books if you are reading them with open mind, i.e taking a toke on certain substances every few pages or so

I'm finding it hard working getting through any book on list ATM cause I'm really getting into Hurt/Comfort fics.

At college I'd normally pop a few on USB stick and have cheeky read whilst we was in some of the quieter classes, never did me any harm ! !

Here mate just make sure you extinguish all reefers before you attend any lectures or seminars. I remember my mate forgot to before a seminar hahaha needless to say he was mangled. I still remind him to this day as needless to say his memory of that day was sketchy at best

Bless. Lol!

I had to find the Kelvin Building today and I was amazed that I didn't get lost cos it seems to be in such a random place. I did get confused on how to get out of it though.

Argh I have to leave soon for History at 4. I think it's a bad idea for me to come home inbetween classes because then I'll just want to stay here. So cosy

Yo, do you want me to check the NHS24 records for you? I'd need details if I did, so if you think the nurse was out of order or you were given bad advice let me know.

Well I didn't do too badly contending for that award... went round and round the Adam Smith building looking for room T309 for about 15 minutes before finally finding someone at the enquiries desk. To cap it off, it turns out the room doesn't exist! (I had misread and was actually meant to be in room T304)

Well, the contract law in Scotland is *only* £80 (I've been investigating further since my first comment!). Unfortunately most of the library's copies of the books we need are in the short loans as well...

My god the introductory lectures are dull. I didn't even bother going to my last lecture today...

True, sitting through them with a cold trying to avoid sniffing and coughing isn't terribly great fun either. Freshers flu and I didn't even go to freshers, gutting.

Should pick up through the week, though- I'm actually looking forward to cracking on (wonder how long it'll last).

Contract Law in Scotland 2nd Edition, MacQueen and Thomson?

I got that for ~£35 IIRC

EDIT: go to the publisher if need be: http://www.tottelpublishing.com/823/Tottel-Publishing-Contract-Law-in-Scotland-2nd-Edition.html

That was the amazon price... weirdly I'd never have thought of the publisher. Thanks for the link but I actually managed to get it for £25 in the 2nd hand bookshop

Do you know if the eBook for British Government and the Constitution is worth getting? They have the physical copy for £16 used on Amazon, but they were plugging the eBook bundle at £40 in our lecture today, available "only" from John Smith's. It just grates with me as surely if you dl and eBook then you can distribut it around (though obv not strictly legal...)

Nice one, how did you find your first day btw?

And I didn't buy the e-book. I suppose it could be useful to find things easily, but if your handy with the index/looking up the pages in your booklet and (like me) prefer to read things on paper then I don't think it's worth it. I just bought the book, cba with the e-book tbh. I think e-books are protected so that you can't do that, but SISL are good at photocopying pages from the SME or other books you use so that you don't need to buy them/fight for them in the library so it's not all bad.

£120 on 4 books today, and I've got about 6 more to get