TSR Med Students' Society Part III

Cottage cheese is almost ubiquitously loved by people doing strength training as it's a very good, cheap protein source without much fat in it. It's an odd one.

Shame it tastes and looks like 10 day old semen.

Cottage cheese is almost ubiquitously loved by people doing strength training as it's a very good, cheap protein source without much fat in it. It's an odd one.

Hmmm.... we're getting bombarded with emails advertising finals revision courses recently. I can't help but think this is an entrepreneurial way to relieve panicky medical students of their money (especially with some at £147 per weekend!) with little gain, so I'm unlikely to sign up to any. That said, does anyone have an experience on them being more than vaguely useful?

Shame it tastes and looks like 10 day old semen.

But it tastes like soggy pants.


I didn't go on any. Those who did said they were generally good (though the one organised in Cam got mixed responses) but I'm not sure any of them did better in finals than me as a direct result.

Tbh, I found clinical finals not that bad. Practise loads of MCQs, see if you can get a couple of supervisions on public health (I had a really good supervisor but have completely forgotten her name, sorry!) and then just go over examinations again and again and again with your friends. There are certain conditions for certain stations which are a lot more likely than others (e.g. transplants for abdo station) so go through with your supervisor if there are any special things to remember for the bonus points. Far fewer people fail finals than any previous stage at Cambridge.

Oh, and if you see the lady with CREST, look at her feet!

I'm constantly ill, it's really getting in the way now. That's another day of lectures I've lost to a migraine, so I've got to go in tomorrow even though I still feel like ****. I'll just keep my fingers crossed I'm not sick again.

that sounds like it must suck, hope you're feeling better soon!

when I'm ill I usually spend money that I don't have to take my mind off things.. i just bought a new guitar today, for example

i thoroughly recommend it!

I didn't go on any. Those who did said they were generally good (though the one organised in Cam got mixed responses) but I'm not sure any of them did better in finals than me as a direct result.

Tbh, I found clinical finals not that bad. Practise loads of MCQs, see if you can get a couple of supervisions on public health (I had a really good supervisor but have completely forgotten her name, sorry!) and then just go over examinations again and again and again with your friends. There are certain conditions for certain stations which are a lot more likely than others (e.g. transplants for abdo station) so go through with your supervisor if there are any special things to remember for the bonus points. Far fewer people fail finals than any previous stage at Cambridge.

Oh, and if you see the lady with CREST, look at her feet!

I've just been told that they've "run out of cold water" at our accommodation in the regions. Thank **** I'm commuting, despite the expense.

I don't even...

I've just been told that they've "run out of cold water" at our accommodation in the regions. Thank **** I'm commuting, despite the expense.

I wish I had money to spend . My poor guitar, he's sitting in the corner of my room collecting dust. I haven't picked him up since October.

Oh dear god that was a messy ball.

Very few people turned up so the conclusion seemed to be to get completely wasted.

I've also been fraped

I haven't used mine since 2 years now, maybe throwing away the amp to make more room wasn't such a good idea... now I can't play it without an amp and no funds to buy a new one yet. Hmm.


Out of curiousity, anyone intercalat(ing/ed) on here?

I joined you in reaching that conclusion. I got thrown out quite early on though.