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Polymer Materials
- mainly international students (most from china)
- very studious (most aim to pursue a Phd)
- live in their little bubble of materials and laughing randomnly over how they know how a yogurt pot is made
- social skills non-existant
- sleep in the lectures then spend the whole evening reading on polymer chemistry hah

Reply 21

TheonlyMrsHolmes

Original post by MrsSheldonCooper

When a guy starts quoting Tolstoy and Dickens :coma:

If a guy ever did that to me I would do so many things to him :colone:

Nah neither can I. I can't live without books.

Oh my god I'm getting turned on just thinking about it :sexface:

I need to marry and English literature student. It's a life goal.

and me neither, I could kiss my books :colondollar:

but I won't because I'm not a freak...orrrr am IIIII? :smug:

Reply 22

Asolare

Original post by Vionar

same but I've seen enough to know :tongue:

it's the monolinguals using their evil magic to remove our skills

Obviously! :frown:

Idk why people do it though - if someone tells me they're an artist I don't ask them to draw something, likewise if someone does maths I don't ask them to work out a calculation randomly. It's very bizarre.

Reply 23

username1221160

Far more down to earth than other students at the university, extremely nerdy, prone to hysteria over pictures of cute animals, badly dressed, militant environmentalists. Typical biologists really.

Reply 24

MrsSheldonCooper

Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes

Oh my god I'm getting turned on just thinking about it :sexface:

I need to marry and English literature student. It's a life goal.

and me neither, I could kiss my books :colondollar:

but I won't because I'm not a freak...orrrr am IIIII? :smug:

*an

I just need to find a guy I can talk to about books ahhhhh

Nah I'm the same :u:

Reply 25

Vionar

Original post by Inexorably

Obviously! :frown:

to be fair i would ask an artist to draw something cool, or draw me :tongue:

but still, you could literally say something gibberish or quite offensive and they'd be like 'ooooh that's so cool!'

Reply 26

Asolare

Original post by Vionar

to be fair i would ask an artist to draw something cool, or draw me :tongue:

but still, you could literally say something gibberish or quite offensive and they'd be like 'ooooh that's so cool!'

Just make a german sounding sentence, good plan :tongue:

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For my other subjects,

Philosophy:

- Everyone is a total weirdo, myself included.
- Some people are somehow very stupid that I do question why they chose philosophy
- Chronically immature

Sociology:

- Everyone is lazy af

Reply 27

Mystery.

I want to study maths but
Apparently they are regarded as nerds?

Reply 28

Mihael_Keehl

Original post by Student403

Yeah hahaha except we're not East Asian, we're South East Asian ;D And yep doing them in January!

That's coz you're Spoderman and Spoderman is awesome

Are you international?

If so do you find that your board is harder than regular a levels i.e. edexcel etc.

Reply 29

Student403

Original post by Mystery.

I want to study maths but
Apparently they are regarded as nerds?

And that's a bad thing why? Be nerdy and be proud <3

Reply 30

Student403

Original post by Mihael_Keehl

Are you international?

If so do you find that your board is harder than regular a levels i.e. edexcel etc.

No I live abroad but I do normal A level Edexcel Maths, Further Maths etc. :smile:

Reply 31

markovchain17

ICT - quiet nerds
Maths - asians
Film - liberal scum

Reply 32

somethingbeautiful

Philosophy grads/students:

- Mostly laid back and chilled
- Level-headed
- Over-analytical
- Lots of them seem to be genuinely funny
- Thoughtful
- Some can be at the opposite end of the spectrum though and they're just argumentative and like to be right about everything

Biology students:

- Kinda geeky
- Genuine
- Logical
- Attentive to detail
- Inquisitive

Original post by SeanFM

Maths -
30%, maybe 20% girls.
- Introverted
- very small friendship groups in Maths - 2 or 3 people per group scattered around the hall
- play some kind of online game or card game.
- Single :colondollar:

- Little to no common sense

Ahhh love it.

Except for us in FM it's 0% girls xD

Reply 35

Davalla

Original post by MrsSheldonCooper

When a guy starts quoting Tolstoy and Dickens :coma:

If a guy ever did that to me I would do so many things to him :colone:

Nah neither can I. I can't live without books.

Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes

Oh my god I'm getting turned on just thinking about it :sexface:

I need to marry and English literature student. It's a life goal.

and me neither, I could kiss my books :colondollar:

but I won't because I'm not a freak...orrrr am IIIII? :smug:

Evening, ladies. Since you're looking for a gentleman with a good knowledge of books, I would like you to know that I have read 'The Hungry Caterpillar' many times during my youth.

And as Tolstoy once said "All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way".
I don't know what the old git is on about there, but hopefully that turns you on.

Reply 36

Kevin De Bruyne

Original post by Student403

Ahhh love it.

Except for us in FM it's 0% girls xD

we lost the game before it even started.

Reply 37

markovchain17

Original post by MrsSheldonCooper

When a guy starts quoting Tolstoy and Dickens :coma:

If a guy ever did that to me I would do so many things to him :colone:

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can we f*** now? :smile:

Reply 38

Mystery.

Original post by Student403

And that's a bad thing why? Be nerdy and be proud <3