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That calculator is a bit on the modern side tbh

2 of us had calculators and we were re-seated at the side of the gym so that we could plug them in

Reply 21

Noble.

Original post by TenOfThem

That calculator is a bit on the modern side tbh

2 of us had calculators and we were re-seated at the side of the gym so that we could plug them in

Hahahaha, I'm hoping you're joking? :biggrin:

Reply 22

TenOfThem

Original post by Noble.

Hahahaha, I'm hoping you're joking? :biggrin:

Nope

Sadly, I am telling it as it was

Reply 23

the bear

Original post by Noble.

computer says no

Reply 24

Noble.

Original post by TenOfThem

Nope

Sadly, I am telling it as it was

Oh dear. If having to plug a calculator into the mains isn't the definition of old I don't know what is (probably one powered by a mouse).

You're not that old though, started your degree in 1981, so you're in your late 40s, early 50s? Ok I'm digging a hole here...

Reply 25

Noble.

Original post by the bear

computer says no

I was very apprehensive about Googling "old woman calculator" with safe-search off.

Reply 26

TenOfThem

Original post by Noble.

lol I am 50

just feels old

my daughter tries to convince me I am Middle aged still but I am not sure that living to 100 appeals :frown:

Reply 27

TenOfThem

Original post by Noble.

I was very apprehensive about Googling "old woman calculator" with safe-search off.

I was wondering how you got my facebook picture

Reply 28

Notnek

Original post by TenOfThem

I was wondering how you got my facebook picture

I like your blinds.

Reply 29

TenOfThem

Original post by notnek

I like your blinds.

lol

Reply 30

Noble.

Original post by TenOfThem

lol I am 50

just feels old

my daughter tries to convince me I am Middle aged still but I am not sure that living to 100 appeals :frown:

Don't worry, a third of the population are still older than you :biggrin:

Reply 31

TenOfThem

Original post by Noble.

Don't worry, a third of the population are still older than you :biggrin:

Woohooo

Reply 32

shamika

Original post by the bear

These are easier to read (DOC format) than the previous ones:

http://www.emaths.co.uk/teachers/index.php/past-papers/55-very-old-exam-papers.html

I think its the Alternative Syllabus exams that interest me the most, where you have questions on abstract algebra, dynamics, probability and algorithms all on one paper. The questions are all very easy though, presumably to make up for the breadth of the course?

Original post by notnek

I like your blinds.

LOL!

Original post by Noble.

Don't worry, a third of the population are still older than you :biggrin:

Wow, that's actually rather accurate (at least it is according to my actuarial tables). Speaking of actuarial stuff, I really should do some studying :frown:

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