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Reply 1140

anshul95

Original post by cpdavis

Currently enjoying life atm :h:

Also had the nicest lunch from wasbi :awesome:

I LOVE THAT PLACE!!!!!!!!!!! There is one near holborn!!!

Reply 1141

thurin

Had a haircut. Nothing to complain about :h:

Original post by dbmag9

Aww, shame. No to menial job: go and travel. TSRLGBTSCTET! :woo:

Erm, what's the ET part of that initialism? Eurotrip?

Aside from my appalling lack of languages, it'd be a lot of effort to plan it. And I doubt I could find anyone to go with me, too.

I suppose I could consider going alone, but I think I'll save travelling for another year.

Reply 1142

crazylemon

I think I am going to have to ban myself to have a chance of passing. :frown:

Mike this is not an invitation to get ban happy just yet I will aam it if I decide to

Reply 1143

Lacus

I have just been rejected from the university I wanted to go to and have spent the last few months building my life around.

Reply 1144

thurin

Original post by Lacus

I have just been rejected from the university I wanted to go to and have spent the last few months building my life around.

What now then?

Reply 1145

Lacus

Original post by thurin

What now then?

I don't know. I have three other offers but in places I don't want to go. I will just have to accept that the next part of my life, like those preceding, will be ****.

Reply 1146

CraigKirk

Original post by Lacus

I don't know. I have three other offers but in places I don't want to go. I will just have to accept that the next part of my life, like those preceding, will be ****.

Many people often get this worry when they end up attending a university they didn't really want to, but those people often end up loving them and wondering why they didn't choose them before! I obviously only know this from hearsay, but nonetheless, it's worth considering. If you dislike it in your first year, you can always transfer/reapply during your first year to this one that you really want to go to. :smile:

Reply 1147

dbmag9

My room finally has shelves! And pictures on the wall! Now to pack to leave it for 9 or so weeks. :colonhash:

Original post by thurin

Yes.

Man up; there's next to nothing to plan. And going alone is just as good, if not sometimes better.

Reply 1148

Revd. Mike

Well that exam wasn't exactly as awful as I expected. I mean, it wasn't good by any definition, but I think I might have passed at least.

Original post by IGX_RSV2

Now all I gotta do is decide which colour I want it :teehee:

Mine is currently a sort of aqua blue. I was intending for silver, but hey ho. As hair dying mishaps go, it looks alright.

Original post by crazylemon

I think I am going to have to ban myself to have a chance of passing. :frown:

Mike this is not an invitation to get ban happy just yet I will aam it if I decide to

Ah, Paddy's warned you about the hair trigger on my banhammer then? :tongue:

Ugh, packing.

Ugh, bored.

I need to find an activity that takes place on Tuesdays. I don't like having empty evenings.

Reply 1151

MyJunkIsYou

Hey everybody :smile:

Haven't been on here for so long you're probably like huh who? :colondollar:

Anybody noticed the programme on bbc3 tonight "I woke up gay" about this story http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/8878301/Rugby-player-who-had-stroke-woke-up-gay-and-became-hairdresser.html It sounds like it could be interesting but I can also imagine it might be one of those bang your head against the wall in frustration documentaries

Reply 1152

CraigKirk

Original post by MyJunkIsYou

Hey everybody :smile:

Haven't been on here for so long you're probably like huh who? :colondollar:

I probably won't watch the programme, because I never watch TV, but the article is interesting indeed! Kinda proves that being gay isn't a choice though, although I can imagine bigots just claiming he's made it all up (in which case, as you say, it would be time to bang our heads against the wall).