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My mate said 'Bristol University is 'full of yat'! What does this mean?

My mate visited 'Bristol University today and said it is ''full of yat''! What does this mean?
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Well I am looked up the word Yat, a lot of reference to Chinese food came up, so using my masterly powers of deduction I have concluded that Yat means Chinese person.
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Original post by StephenP91
Well I am looked up the word Yat, a lot of reference to Chinese food came up, so using my masterly powers of deduction I have concluded that Yat means Chinese person.


How many Chinese students do you expect to see at Bristol University? I don't think they'll be that many. Hence, I suspect he meant rahs as Bristol is notourious for this.
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Original post by UniUni
How many Chinese students do you expect to see at Bristol University? I don't think they'll be that many. Hence, I suspect he meant rahs as Bristol is notourious for this.


I have no idea how many Chinese people could possibly be at Bristol University.
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Original post by UniUni
How many Chinese students do you expect to see at Bristol University? I don't think they'll be that many. Hence, I suspect he meant rahs as Bristol is notourious for this.


I'm at Bristol and it isn't!!
Original post by UniUni
How many Chinese students do you expect to see at Bristol University? I don't think they'll be that many. Hence, I suspect he meant rahs as Bristol is notourious for this.


Why ask the question when you've made up your mind already? :rolleyes:

Just ask your friend what he meant!
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Maybe he meant that 4 lettered word beginning with T that rhymes with yat, cat, hat, mat, bat, sat, etc...
Take your pick.
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Lol, A 'yat' means a female.

Commonly used word in South London.
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Original post by Diabolic99
Lol, A 'yat' means a female.

Commonly used word in South London.


Wow!! You certianly know your stuff because my mate that I was speaking to is from South London!! So I'll ake your word for it!!
Original post by UniUni
Wow!! You certianly know your stuff because my mate that I was speaking to is from South London!! So I'll ake your word for it!!


Has there ever been a shortage of females in university? :confused:
Original post by hanaalou
I'm at Bristol and it isn't!!


I'm truly sorry; if you haven't noticed, you are a rah.
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Original post by carbondummy
Has there ever been a shortage of females in university? :confused:


Imperial.
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Original post by 04smitht
Imperial.


lol, is this really true? If so, then I feel bad for my friend who's going there next year! Call it a "chinese sausage fest" ...
He means unicorns

(Urbandictionary says girls)
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Original post by Tolth
I'm truly sorry; if you haven't noticed, you are a rah.


oh well. better than a poor ass hole
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Original post by goldlock
lol, is this really true? If so, then I feel bad for my friend who's going there next year! Call it a "chinese sausage fest" ...


http://www.push.co.uk/document.aspx?id=80b8eb52-ae37-4808-a50f-e69651ceaea0
lol, I've actually never visited but I think it is!
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I live in Brizzle and it is full of posh totty; if their student nights are anything to go by.

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