The Cambridge Chat Thread

OP

The West Wing

I've lost a library book :frown:

Oh dear. The vampiress will swallow you whole.

Reply 42

The West Wing

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Craghyrax

Oh dear. The vampiress will swallow you whole.

It's "Introduction to Karl Marx" by Elster, and what annoys me is that I didn't even use it :rolleyes:

Reply 43

The West Wing

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I found it!! It was under my bed

Reply 44

OP

Llamaaa

how did I not know about that? When/where is it?

They didn't provide anymore information than was here and I expect you can easily find them if you google AIESEC and Cambridge. Apparently they're at the careers service among other places.

The meeting was next door to my Grandfather's office :s-smilie:

Reply 45

OP

The West Wing

It's "Introduction to Karl Marx" by Elster, and what annoys me is that I didn't even use it :rolleyes:

Oh well done. As far as I remember, Elster was about the most unhelpful person for me last year when I first came across Marx, but oh well. Maybe I'm remembering the other person. Aron? :hmmmm:

Reply 46

alex_hk90

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Nina

Alex come and introduce yourself to me. I have no idea who you are.

Where and when will I be able to find you? I haven't seen you since the JPC welcome meeting.

Reply 47

FadedJade

alex_hk90

Where and when will I be able to find you? I haven't seen you since the JPC welcome meeting.

If I'm in college I'll be by the pool table.

Reply 48

Llamaaa

Craghyrax

They didn't provide anymore information than was here and I expect you can easily find them if you google AIESEC and Cambridge. Apparently they're at the careers service among other places.

The meeting was next door to my Grandfather's office :s-smilie:

Oooh who is your granddaddy?

Thanks for t'info :biggrin:

Reply 49

smilepea

squeezebox

Grrr, after attempting to read my lecture notes I have deduced that I need to write clearer. :frown:

ah, I think I may discover that I need to do that when I actually get round to reading my notes .... the Christmas break is a perfectly good time to this, yes? :o:

Reply 50

OP

Llamaaa

Oooh who is your granddaddy?

Thanks for t'info

I told you at minimo's birthday and you didn't know who it was :p:

He's only my step-grandfather though, so it doesn't count.

And you're welcome.

Reply 51

Llamaaa

Craghyrax

I told you at minimo's birthday and you didn't know who it was :p:

He's only my step-grandfather though, so it doesn't count.

And you're welcome.

Ooh

I remember now :biggrin:

I never know who anyone is :frown:

It does count. You have clever folk in the family. Wooooooo! I have coal miners in mine :yep:

Reply 52

OP

Llamaaa

It does count. You have clever folk in the family. Wooooooo! I have coal miners in mine :yep:

Lol, I'm sure I want it to count! I never really thought about what my parents and family did for a living until I moved to England and everyone seemed absolutely obsessed with it!

I suppose in SA it was the same but with race :dontknow:

I'm trying to see if I can get a development internship there over the summer and see my family simultaneously. That's why I went along tonight - unfortunately they don't seem to guarantee finding you a place where you want to go.

I'm going to sign out now. I've had a truly horrible experience of TSR today. I came online in a bad mood, and have encountered more than the usual level of crap around, and have not responded very well.

Reply 53

Scipio90

Craghyrax

People seem to be literally qeueing for neg today :s-smilie:

So many morons, so little time :p:

Also, I have decided that there is something inherently pornographic about hand-drawn diagrams of plates being subducted. :s-smilie:

Reply 54

minimo

Craghyrax

They didn't provide anymore information than was here and I expect you can easily find them if you google AIESEC and Cambridge. Apparently they're at the careers service among other places.

The meeting was next door to my Grandfather's office :s-smilie:

Your Granpa's a Fellow :eek3:

?

Reply 55

FadedJade

woo! I'm going to fudge tasting at the union tomorrow :biggrin:

Reply 56

minimo

Craghyrax

Lol, I'm sure I want it to count! I never really thought about what my parents and family did for a living until I moved to England and everyone seemed absolutely obsessed with it!

I suppose in SA it was the same but with race :dontknow:

I'm trying to see if I can get a development internship there over the summer and see my family simultaneously. That's why I went along tonight - unfortunately they don't seem to guarantee finding you a place where you want to go.

I'm going to sign out now. I've had a truly horrible experience of TSR today. I came online in a bad mood, and have encountered more than the usual level of crap around, and have not responded very well.

Sorry to hear your day was rubbish :hugs:

I had a very tiring day and came home unable to feel my toes. I am now off to the library again. After that, however, I'm hoping to be able to watch spooks and then proceed to bed :smile:

Reply 57

lavalse

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Craghyrax

Oh gosh - did I see you there? Someone smiled at me and I gave them a confused look and walked away trying to work out where I knew them from :o:

omg that was me who smiled at you!! i thought i mistook you for someone else. oh well

Reply 58

jcb914

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Craghyrax

I've had a truly horrible experience of TSR today. I came online in a bad mood, and have encountered more than the usual level of crap around, and have not responded very well.

It's ridiculous here today, especially on that "girl who got interviewed and stropped about it" thread. Why do some people think that coming to Cambridge means they don't get a "real student experience" and that when we go out into the "real world" we won't be able to deal with the fact that some people aren't intelligent. I mean, WTF? Grrrrrr.

Reply 59

minimo