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Hmmmm, I know you are in Cambridge to study (obviously) but does that mean no sex life at all? Boring! Is everyone in cambridge considered to be a VIRGIN? or am the one not aware of cambridge sex life. Just curious 
(Sorry if it sounds offensive to this forum but if you could think what i am thinking
)
Manifest.
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)Manifest.
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Hmmm. A rarely considered reason to pick a college. I'm told Johns bedders are required to enter the room every time they make a round and as a result commonly walk in on people.
Other colleges let you sitck bins outside etc (or the walls are so thin the bedder gets the idea before he/she opens the door.)So unless you like that kind of thing. Pick a different college or think more about your timing.
... or sleep with your bedder I guess
Other colleges let you sitck bins outside etc (or the walls are so thin the bedder gets the idea before he/she opens the door.)So unless you like that kind of thing. Pick a different college or think more about your timing.
... or sleep with your bedder I guess
Calvin
Hmmm. A rarely considered reason to pick a college. I'm told Johns bedders are required to enter the room every time they make a round and as a result commonly walk in on people.
Other colleges let you sitck bins outside etc (or the walls are so thin the bedder gets the idea before he/she opens the door.)So unless you like that kind of thing. Pick a different college or think more about your timing.
Other colleges let you sitck bins outside etc (or the walls are so thin the bedder gets the idea before he/she opens the door.)So unless you like that kind of thing. Pick a different college or think more about your timing.
I've never met them
Maybe they're just lazy in Cripps or something.Anyway, please can we keep this clean and non-silly, otherwise it's going.
Sex life at Cambridge is the same as at any other University: ie. you can have as much or as little of it as you want. there are 10000 odd young poeple all enjoying newfound independence, its not as if there is a lack of opportunies, if strings of one night stands are what you're after. There are plenty of people like that in selwyn anyway! However, equally, there are people who are after something more meaningful.
it's not just students that live in cambridge there are also a lot of youngish people if you go in any of the clubs or pubs in town (life, bolaray(or however you spell it), the regal, the rat and parrot) any of these stank holes are full of quite premiscuous ladies, thats if your not having luck at the uni bars i have no knowledge of these as i am actually a cambridge dweller not student
jameso88
it's not just students that live in cambridge there are also a lot of youngish people if you go in any of the clubs or pubs in town (life, bolaray(or however you spell it), the regal, the rat and parrot) any of these stank holes are full of quite premiscuous ladies
They're not ladies.
They are vile, vile beasts.
srmcit
are there strict rules about having people stay in your room? ...and can you leave the college at night?
i'm obviously very keen to know.
i'm obviously very keen to know.
What they don't know won't hurt them. They're not going to come round and check you're in your beds every night (some people are out till like 3am anyway without random shagging) so they most likely won't know. Only problem might be getting into/out of random colleges if they're card access only (especially the girls' colleges) but if you have a willing partner that should help you with that bit.
jameso88
matthew there not all that bad, you get some easy lookers in there which by the sound of it is what the original poster is after, you probably call them vile because they don't want anything to do with you
I wouldn't know if they'd want anything to do with me or not due to the fact that I wouldn't go near them even if dressed in a full body condom.
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