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Original post by O133
What match?
ICC cricket Pakistan vs WI
Original post by binarythoughts
ICC cricket Pakistan vs WI
Oh, no, I really don't have the patience for cricket.
Original post by binarythoughts
ICC cricket Pakistan vs WI
Whats the score? Last I checked was 46 for 2
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Original post by rachelc142
69 for 2
Just had a review, it not not out
Who are you supporting?
Original post by O133
Oh, no, I really don't have the patience for cricket.
That's too bad, it's a great sport
Original post by O133
Oh, no, I really don't have the patience for cricket.
Many people say this because of test matches but I can assure you 20-20 is very exciting
Original post by binarythoughts
69 for 2
Just had a review, it not not out
Who are you supporting?
Just had a review, it not not out
Who are you supporting?
Nobody in particular! I just like to keep up with WC although I prefer going to watch 20-20
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I'm going insane over this insurance crap: Do I insure Lancaster and work my ass off or insure an unconditional at Reading to put my mind at ease?!?
Would you guys pass up an unconditional for a much better insurance uni?
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Would you guys pass up an unconditional for a much better insurance uni?
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I don't understand Cricket 
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Original post by rachelc142
Many people say this because of test matches but I can assure you 20-20 is very exciting
Nobody in particular! I just like to keep up with WC although I prefer going to watch 20-20
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Nobody in particular! I just like to keep up with WC although I prefer going to watch 20-20
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Great to see Pakistan start off strong today, it's gonna be a good match
Original post by Obiejess
I don't understand Cricket
Nope.
There are plenty of other more interesting ball sports to watch and I never felt the need to get my head around cricket.
Original post by O133
Nope.
There are plenty of other more interesting ball sports to watch and I never felt the need to get my head around cricket.
There are plenty of other more interesting ball sports to watch and I never felt the need to get my head around cricket.
Exactly - Footy, Rugby, Tennis, Golf is enough for me
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Quite favourable: BB in Advanced Higher (like A2) Maths + Physics and A in Higher (like AS but are completely separate)
Notts is just AAB at advanced higher.
Notts is just AAB at advanced higher.
Original post by Obiejess
Exactly - Footy, Rugby, Tennis, Golf is enough for me
Golf - a good walk, well spoilt.
Original post by O133
Golf - a good walk, well spoilt.
Come on. The skill required is immense.
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Original post by Obiejess
Come on. The skill required is immense.
It's still boring though! Maybe it's alright to play (although I guarantee I'd be hopeless - I struggle sometimes on the Wii) but it is really boring to watch.
Have i left revision too late? 
I've just started today. I'm doing Math, Chem and Bio in A2 this year and 3 AS resits.
Last year i left revision super late about a month before exams and i got ABCD; i got a D in physics. For physics i literally only revised less than a week before the exam, wasn't taught that well in class for physics and i was revising more for my other subjects.
This year all my exams start in June (except a C1/AS-maths resit which is in May and it should be easy due to doing A2-maths so much revision shouldn't be needed), so this means i have a good solid 3 months and 2 weeks prior my exams.
I know everyone is different but in general, from what I've said above, do you think i have enough time or have I left revision too late this year? For one to get A*AA - where the A* is in maths). By the way, i'm not one of them naturally smart students, just average i guess.
I tried to keep the post short. I hope someone can reply. cheers
I've just started today. I'm doing Math, Chem and Bio in A2 this year and 3 AS resits.
Last year i left revision super late about a month before exams and i got ABCD; i got a D in physics. For physics i literally only revised less than a week before the exam, wasn't taught that well in class for physics and i was revising more for my other subjects.
This year all my exams start in June (except a C1/AS-maths resit which is in May and it should be easy due to doing A2-maths so much revision shouldn't be needed), so this means i have a good solid 3 months and 2 weeks prior my exams.
I know everyone is different but in general, from what I've said above, do you think i have enough time or have I left revision too late this year? For one to get A*AA - where the A* is in maths). By the way, i'm not one of them naturally smart students, just average i guess.
I tried to keep the post short. I hope someone can reply. cheers
Original post by sadeqrahman
Have i left revision too late?
I've just started today. I'm doing Math, Chem and Bio in A2 this year and 3 AS resits.
Last year i left revision super late about a month before exams and i got ABCD; i got a D in physics. For physics i literally only revised less than a week before the exam, wasn't taught that well in class for physics and i was revising more for my other subjects.
This year all my exams start in June (except a C1/AS-maths resit which is in May and it should be easy due to doing A2-maths so much revision shouldn't be needed), so this means i have a good solid 3 months and 2 weeks prior my exams.
I know everyone is different but in general, from what I've said above, do you think i have enough time or have I left revision too late this year? For one to get A*AA - where the A* is in maths). By the way, i'm not one of them naturally smart students, just average i guess.
I tried to keep the post short. I hope someone can reply. cheers
I've just started today. I'm doing Math, Chem and Bio in A2 this year and 3 AS resits.
Last year i left revision super late about a month before exams and i got ABCD; i got a D in physics. For physics i literally only revised less than a week before the exam, wasn't taught that well in class for physics and i was revising more for my other subjects.
This year all my exams start in June (except a C1/AS-maths resit which is in May and it should be easy due to doing A2-maths so much revision shouldn't be needed), so this means i have a good solid 3 months and 2 weeks prior my exams.
I know everyone is different but in general, from what I've said above, do you think i have enough time or have I left revision too late this year? For one to get A*AA - where the A* is in maths). By the way, i'm not one of them naturally smart students, just average i guess.
I tried to keep the post short. I hope someone can reply. cheers
I have the same subjects plus Econ self studying
I don't think so, I'm probably not going to start hard core revision for a while, all I do is the assignments and homework given
Original post by Obiejess
Omg how can you say this about golf but not about cricket tho
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Original post by rachelc142
Because Golf isn't confusing
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Original post by Obiejess
Honestly the rules of cricket aren't that confusing, the technique can be a little bit but
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