Sleeping Around

For starters, fridget is not a word.

Reply 2

MrsSnufkin

fridget! what a strange word
it's either a mistype of frigid or some strange thing
are there people that like fridges?

Reply 3

Elles

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lol @fridge-thingies!

probably because like in oxford colleges..all you have to do is talk to someone (& perhaps kiss them.. :redface:

) at any college function/in public & the next day you're both guaranteed to have people you only tenously know ask you what exactly's going on.. fine when it's a gossip thing i suppose, but a bit more intrusive if you're not sure yourself & actually do care!

plus, once you've got a certain..ahem.."reputation" i can't see it being that easy to shift.

i did make myself the rule of no other medics & no one from my college. whoops.

Reply 4

hildabeast

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Elles

i did make myself the rule of no other medics & no one from my college. whoops.

Lol I know, I've made that mistake. :rolleyes:

Reply 5

Elles

i did make myself the rule of no other medics & no one from my college. whoops.

Well that's me screwed then!

Reply 6

Elles

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hildabeast

Lol I know, I've made that mistake. :rolleyes:

well..whilst i'm still together with the college-person it's not too much of a mistake i hope.. :tongue:

Helenia - which year are you in..? cos my problem with the no-same-subject & not-same-college rule was that i must spend ~1/3 my time with medics (& once you've done living anatomy sessions on each other, you are bonded! :wink:

) ~1/3 with college people & the other part sleeping/working & the randoms you can meet on nights out aren't always that desirable!

Reply 7

Elles

Helenia - which year are you in..? cos my problem with the no-same-subject & not-same-college rule was that i must spend ~1/3 my time with medics (& once you've done living anatomy sessions on each other, you are bonded! :wink:

) ~1/3 with college people & the other part sleeping/working & the randoms you can meet on nights out aren't always that desirable!

1st year. And I suffer from exactly the same problem - medics and Clareites are my main social circle, and there are several eligible ones within those groups. :wink:

I have managed to almost evade the horror that is Clareifornication (gossip column in college newsletter) so far though :biggrin:

Reply 8

rockindemon

OP

I imagine it could get very difficult to do anything unless you were actually going out with the person if you wanted 2 avoid the college wraith.

Reply 9

But then, I suppose that similar awkwardness could happen within uni halls of residence elsewhere.

Reply 10

rockindemon

I saw this on another thread and thought I'd bring it here :tongue:

It seems it doesnt go on as much in cambridge. Is that because people are too busy with other commitments or are people generally more fridget?

Tough one. Boarding school girls tend to be rather randy and probably make the best lovers but obviously there will always be exceptions. Your state schoolers i'd say would be more up tight in general as they have probably had boys around them most of their lives.

Reply 11

Joey_Johns

Tough one. Boarding school girls tend to be rather randy and probably make the best lovers but obviously there will always be exceptions. Your state schoolers i'd say would be more up tight in general as they have probably had boys around them most of their lives.

Rather a sweeping generalisation, I'd say.

Reply 12

Helenia

Rather a sweeping generalisation, I'd say.

True but that is what the boy asked for. I mean, there is of course Evil Nicci.

Reply 13

Joey_Johns

True but that is what the boy asked for. I mean, there is of course Evil Nicci.

Indeed there is. But she is nowhere near Cambridge as far as I am aware... :mad:

Reply 14

rockindemon

OP

lol, i dont no hu ur on about there but i had to laff cos there is a evil nicki i no of myself. lol

Reply 15

DC_1234

Joey_Johns

Tough one. Boarding school girls tend to be rather randy and probably make the best lovers but obviously there will always be exceptions. Your state schoolers i'd say would be more up tight in general as they have probably had boys around them most of their lives.

Come on then! Whip out your evidence!

Reply 16

Faboba

Come on then! Whip out your evidence!

From ages 13-16

Private

- One King Edward Queen Mary School, Lytham, think she was called Emily.
- Countless girls from Casterton.
- Two from Rossall School called Sarah and Arabella.
- One from St Georges (down south somewhere) called Helen.
- One from Malvern called Roxy

State

-No success with Clitheroe Grammar and Bacup Grammar girls despite mass effort, my one single success with a state educated chick was that of Lancaster grammar breeding called Catherine.

Sorry I didn't take pictures or video.

Reply 17

Joey_Johns

From ages 13-16

Private

- One King Edward Queen Mary School, Lytham, think she was called Emily.
- Countless girls from Casterton.
- Two from Rossall School called Sarah and Arabella.
- One from St Georges (down south somewhere) called Helen.
- One from Malvern called Roxy

State

-No success with Clitheroe Grammar and Bacup Grammar girls despite mass effort, my one single success with a state educated chick was that of Lancaster grammar breeding called Catherine.

Sorry I didn't take pictures or video.

Manslut!

Why is it that my boards "hubby" as well as my college one are both male whores of the first water?

Rockindemon - you will probably never know who my evil Nicci is, but she was one of the main causes of my misery from age 13-18.

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