Current Year 13 Thread (2013/14) - Mark I

Original post by mynameisntbobk

Am I ready to reveal my identity to TSR? :colone:

I'm really good at finding people :h:

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Original post by usycool1

I don't watch much TV at all tbh :nah:

Are you a fellow bibliophile? :h:

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Original post by keromedic

Because RNA has uracil

Scratch that, I don't get it at all :lol:

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Original post by usycool1

Yup

London uni's are mostly pretty close to me. :yep:

I'm considering Imperial which is fairly close, as is UCL but I might change UCL to Oxford, I don't know. :tongue:

Then Southampton (which I'm considering :tongue:

) is fairly close...only Birmingham is quite far away! I may try Kings though...or Edingburgh... :tongue:

I'm really confused atm where I want to apply, only sure about Imperial and Birmingham! :colondollar:

Ah of course :biggrin:

They'd all be great choices! Edinburgh looks gorgeous, such a lovely place to live! Well any of those would be amazing, it must be hard to choose :eek:

Original post by Robbie242

Oh I love the biology pick up line haha - I mildly get it as a biology simpleton.

But really i'm not being obtuse, but you're acute girl. :colondollar:

Haha me too, nothing beats the biology ones, they're always very entertaining :lol:

That is also a pretty amazing line too hehe :wink:

Original post by keromedic

, weren't you like on 4 gems? If so, congrats on getting to the green side :smile:

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How do you have so many followers? I have a handful :frown:

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I used to be obsessed with it, once you get a certain amount people just follow you! I've actually lost about 200 in a month though :tongue:

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Original post by Robbie242

Scratch that, I don't get it at all :lol:

Rna has an extra neucleotie called Uracil. For shortness, the neucleotides are reffered by, in sequenceing, their first letter.
So RNA has U in it.

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Original post by keromedic

Rna has an extra neucleotie called Uracil. For shortness, the neucleotides are reffered by, in sequenceing, their first letter.
So RNA has U in it.

wtf is a neucleotie seriously I am the biggest biology noob in the universe

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Original post by Lucy96

I used to be obsessed with it, once you get a certain amount people just follow you! I've actually lost about 200 in a month though :tongue:

I see. In any case, thanks for the follow back "oh famous one" :smile:

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Original post by mynameisntbobk

Am I ready to reveal my identity to TSR? :colone:

Do it

Original post by keromedic

I see. In any case, thanks for the follow back "oh famous one" :smile:

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Thank you for the follow! You're welcome :smile:

hahaha

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Original post by Robbie242

wtf is a neucleotie seriously I am the biggest biology noob in the universe

Sorry, I spelt it wrong. It's: Nucleotide.
They're organic (carbon containing) molecules that are the basic building blocks of nucleic acids (like DNA).
They are comprised of a pentose sugar, nitrogen containing base and 1 or more phosphate groups.
Think of them as letters that can be combined to form words that become sentences.

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lilGem

Original post by keromedic

Rna has an extra neucleotie called Uracil. For shortness, the neucleotides are reffered by, in sequenceing, their first letter.
So RNA has U in it.

It's not an extra one, it's a replacement one :yep:

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Original post by Lucy96

Ah of course :biggrin:

They'd all be great choices! Edinburgh looks gorgeous, such a lovely place to live! Well any of those would be amazing, it must be hard to choose :eek:

Haha me too, nothing beats the biology ones, they're always very entertaining :lol:

That is also a pretty amazing line too hehe :wink:

I used to be obsessed with it, once you get a certain amount people just follow you! I've actually lost about 200 in a month though :tongue:

I agree haha. Since I'm not into the whole cheesy pick up lines when I go out somewhere I'm gonna work my magic with some Maths pick up lines, though first I need to ask what they got in Maths and then I can select an appropriate joke :colone:

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Loads of the maths ones are too forward or sexual lool, that was the only easy one I found on there :tongue:

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usycool1

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I haven't used Twitter in months now...I used to try to tweet famous people all the time :lol:

Got a few replies though...and blocked by one, I said something I'm not particularly proud of... :colondollar:

Original post by keromedic

Are you a fellow bibliophile? :h:

I like solving problems in my free time :teeth:

I quite like reading too though!

Original post by Lucy96

Ah of course :biggrin:

They'd all be great choices! Edinburgh looks gorgeous, such a lovely place to live! Well any of those would be amazing, it must be hard to choose :eek:

I like the look of Edinburgh too! They don't interview either apparently (although that's not that advantageous, apparently) so I may prefer that... :holmes:

It really is! :sadnod:

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Original post by lilGem

It's not an extra one, it's a replacement one :yep:

Ah yes, instead of cytosine?

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mynameisntbobk

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Original post by Lucy96

Do it

Below quote has quite freaked me out :wink:

Original post by keromedic

I'm really good at finding people :h:

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Hmm

Original post by Robbie242

wtf is a neucleotie seriously I am the biggest biology noob in the universe

Original post by keromedic

Sorry, I spelt it wrong. It's: Nucleotide.
They're organic (carbon containing) molecules that are the basic building blocks of nucleic acids (like DNA).
They are comprised of a pentose sugar, nitrogen containing base and 1 or more phosphate groups.
Think of them as letters that can be combined to form words that become sentences.

This is so funny. Am I the only one loling?

Do you expect Robbie to understand that?

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lilGem

Original post by keromedic

Ah yes, instead of cytosine?

Yep

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Original post by usycool1

I like solving problems in my free time :teeth:

I quite like reading too though!

That's cool. In trueness, I'm really not interested in chemistry. But I've done a bit of extra reading so I understand the applications in other fields of science like histology and human physiology.
I love reading fantasy fiction though :P. Puzzles? Do u cube?

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Original post by mynameisntbobk

Below quote has quite freaked me out :wink:

Hmm

This is so funny. Am I the only one loling?

Do you expect Robbie to understand that?

aite aite C in foundation GCSE I went about as far as Mitosis, cell/nerve structure & osmosis then they stopped teaching us :rofl:

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mynameisntbobk

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Original post by Robbie242

aite aite C in foundation GCSE I went about as far as Mitosis, cell/nerve structure & osmosis then they stopped teaching us :rofl:

Didn't mean it in a rude way :tongue:

if only biology stopped at GCSE

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