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Successful Cambridge Applicants Chat - 2006

Reply 3680

glaucon

8

Well, Muffin Man, France, even before England was out. I refuse to consider myself english. And were still in. :p:

Reply 3681

yusufu

16

glaucon

Well, Muffin Man, France, even before England was out. I refuse to consider myself english. And were still in. :p:

haha. I'm supporting France now as well. Was with Spain but you know how that ended up :rolleyes:

And what's this about chronic fatigue? Is it just an excuse to stay in bed longer than normal? :p:

I'm off to have breakfast now :biggrin:

Reply 3682

glaucon

8

Sadly after a year it's got past the funny stage. Glandular fever type thing. Yeah, I do get to stay in bed longer sometimes. Perhaps not as long as you by the sounds of it. Enjoy breakfast.

Reply 3683

yusufu

16

glaucon

Sadly after a year it's got past the funny stage. Glandular fever type thing. Yeah, I do get to stay in bed longer sometimes. Perhaps not as long as you by the sounds of it. Enjoy breakfast.

Oh ok.
Breakfast was good. Hope you don't mind me asking, but what is your position on muffins?

Reply 3684

glaucon

8

I love muffins. Unfortunately my friend whose an expert at making them has gone home to one of the smaller islands. Looks like I'll have to learn. As for flavour... Banoffee's good, double chocolate... well anything really. The friend above mentioned will be at Homerton next year... some visits are in order.

Reply 3685

-x- Lici -x-

I know im a little late into the history convo but still....i would have loved to learn hierogyphics (spelt right? I dont know) our history course (IB) was fantastic...we did Causes of WWI and WWII, The Cold War, Fascist Italy, Interwar-period, Nazi Germany, Russian up to 1917, Soviet Union, Spanish Civil War and Treaties (as an overarching topic). Was amaaaazing! Only annoying thing was that we had to remember all of that for two years and then write it all in the final exam...those were tough. Wish I could still do history a bit a uni...tis sad to know I wont learn much more - save in my own time...

Banoffee muffins - ergh! Double Chocolate or Blueberry is always good!! Really nasty one is strawberry and cream where the strawberry is almost sugar - its nasty...

Reply 3686

yusufu

16

glaucon

I love muffins. Unfortunately my friend whose an expert at making them has gone home to one of the smaller islands. Looks like I'll have to learn. As for flavour... Banoffee's good, double chocolate... well anything really. The friend above mentioned will be at Homerton next year... some visits are in order.

Excellent. :yy:

I've never tried Banoffee :redface:

! Note to self: try a banoffee muffin.

I have to go do some stripping now. (the wallpaper type :wink:

)

Reply 3687

**noooni**

3

unrelated- has anyone started looking at their reading list/or is planning to read anything on their reading list? :biggrin:

Reply 3688

**noooni**

3

Muffin Man

Excellent. :yy:

I've never tried Banoffee :redface:

! Note to self: try a banoffee muffin.

I have to go do some stripping now. (the wallpaper type :wink:

)

ahh they are so yummy. There was a yr 7 in my form (our forms are mixed years) who used to make them for us 6th formers :wink:

soo yummy and sticky :p:

Reply 3689

wanderer

2

**noooni**

unrelated- has anyone started looking at their reading list/or is planning to read anything on their reading list? :biggrin:

My college haven't sent me a reading list, but I have read a few of the books on the maths department 'have a look at some of these' one. Mainly before my interview though.

*Toddles off to add up STEP marks for the umpteenth millionth time*

Reply 3690

**noooni**

3

wanderer

My college haven't sent me a reading list, but I have read a few of the books on the maths department 'have a look at some of these' one. Mainly before my interview though.

*Toddles off to add up STEP marks for the umpteenth millionth time*

ahh i have mine, they sent it around easter time. Compared to nottingham's (my insurance) five books a year its huge, but the books seem like the stuff i would normaly read anyway so i might go through some this summer.

Oo it will be disappointing when i miss my offer and i've read some of the books :redface:

Goodluck counting those marks :wink:

it sure does make a dull day even duller.

Reply 3691

wanderer

2

**noooni**

ahh i have mine, they sent it around easter time. Compared to nottingham's (my insurance) five books a year its huge, but the books seem like the stuff i would normaly read anyway so i might go through some this summer.

Oo it will be disappointing when i miss my offer and i've read some of the books :redface:

Goodluck counting those marks :wink:

it sure does make a dull day even duller.

Indeed. 44 more dull days to go!

Sorry, had to be done.

Reply 3692

Ruthie_J

Banoffee pie and the muffins are delish!!! :biggrin:

Has anyone ever tried a pumpkin muffin? Sounds strange but theyre all gooey and sticky and yummy and ... *drools*
By some miracle i'd already read one of the books on my reading list as part of some background reading I did for my A-Levels, but I think i'll be starting to tackle the rest of it once i've woken up a bit more. Yes, the sleeping pattern is indeed in tatters.... although unfortunately I'm still waking up at the normal time :mad:

Reply 3693

gezzar

i haven't been sent a reading list... and i've been doing sweet FA!!! (and that isn't the football association :P )

ruthie... sound like we have "similar" offers.. i have a phil offer at st' eddies at cambs... and a philo and theo offer at st andrews :smile:

good luck mate!

Reply 3694

**noooni**

3

Ruthie_J

Banoffee pie and the muffins are delish!!! :biggrin:

Has anyone ever tried a pumpkin muffin? Sounds strange but theyre all gooey and sticky and yummy and ... *drools*
By some miracle i'd already read one of the books on my reading list as part of some background reading I did for my A-Levels, but I think i'll be starting to tackle the rest of it once i've woken up a bit more. Yes, the sleeping pattern is indeed in tatters.... although unfortunately I'm still waking up at the normal time :mad:

mm my body clock is messed up, last night i went to bed at 2am and didnt sleep 7am :frown:

i m sooo tired.
I tried pumpkin pie years ago and hated it so i havnt tried the muffin-might do though if its sticky and gooey :biggrin:

Reply 3695

gezzar

**noooni**

mm my body clock is messed up, last night i went to bed at 2am and didnt sleep 7am :frown:

i m sooo tired.
I tried pumpkin pie years ago and hated it so i havnt tried the muffin-might do though if its sticky and gooey :biggrin:

HAHA compare us aussie football addicts .... semi's are at 5pm kick off... my body lock seems to be more uk time than aussie time haha

Reply 3696

wanderer

2

Went to bed at 1ish - and got up at 1! Feeling slightly weird ...

Reply 3697

Ruthie_J

I havent tried pumpkin pie! I think i'll avoid it now eh? :p:

yes they were nice! And I am pretty picky with my desserts! Mmm Chocolate fudge brownies :smile:

Its awful! During exams I couldnt sleep because my mind was racing, now i'm just all messed up and dont have a sense of urgency to put it right! So, going to bed at stupid o'clock and getting up at 8.00 ish :frown:

Reply 3698

gezzar

Ruthie_J

Its awful! During exams I couldnt sleep because my mind was racing