Cambridge Chat (previously New Cambridge Students Entry 2004)

I think I got a bit of a reputation amongst natscis in my college, I tended to regard going to lectures to being a bit like going to the cinema. I'd sit there munching breakfast and not paying much in the way of attention to doing anything like taking notes .

Could have been worse. I have 3 lectures on Thursday morning and 2 hours of practical in the afternoon. But that's not the worst I've ever experienced. I remember back in China, the school used to make you stay from 7:30 to 12:00 then 14:00 to 19:00.

ooh, what do you normally make? i dont really know what to do with them to be honest. everyone, share your gyp-room-suitable recipes, i refuse to eat in hall unless ihave to, it is pretty disgusting!

submissions must be
1) tasty
2) cheap
3) not involve me in hours of searing rouhnd sainsburys trying to find obscure thing

camford, you can pinch some of my PB/honey if you must for your bread I dont eat ham tho.

Stir fries are not exactly cheap. But if someone can disable the alarm then I'll ask my dad how to do stir fries in a normal source pan (source??).

Haha, well, that's why you left eh

ok ok i can beat tyou:

wed:
1 hour lecture
4 hour practicals
2 hrs supervisions



monday i have lecture, 4 hrs of practicals (but its actually more than this probably), PLUS taking my computer to the techy people, PLUS a doctor appointment *sobs*

ooh, what do you normally make? i dont really know what to do with them to be honest. everyone, share your gyp-room-suitable recipes, i refuse to eat in hall unless ihave to, it is pretty disgusting!

submissions must be
1) tasty
2) cheap
3) not involve me in hours of searing rouhnd sainsburys trying to find obscure thing

well, it depends what you put in them does it not? (its saucepan). you can coko them in there, its just not as fast or whatever, but its still edible.

have you got a pen i can borrow there? chuck one oevr ify ou do

Well, I guess you know the answer by now.

Although there are other things one can do with a saucepan. If you are a vegiterian then, I'll really have to think hard to remember anything that I really like which is full of veg and cheap. I'll get my inference engine to work on that.

It's on Newmarket Road, up past the big roundabout and beyond the grafton by about half a mile.

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Can I find twixt in that place? And mayanaise, sweet corn and maybe green pepper and tomato? And may be a big saucepan?

yes im a vegetarian... get thinking then. i have some straw mushrooms!! and osme other random things in tins and suchlike.

alaric i might actually make that yknow cos i think i have everything i need for it. hurrah!

Twixt? do yu mean like Twix the chocolate bar?

try the market for green peppers & tomatoes

it sounds good, i may attepmt that. we are strictly banned from FRYING OR COOKING IN OIL which besides BEING DANGEROUS IS ALSO CONSIDERED ANTI SOCIAL you see. but they dont seem to have noticed so far.

Not chocolate bar. Pasta. Twist or twixt? or is it some other name.

What?!?!?!

That's ridiculous, I couldn't live without frying! How can you cook anything.

I have something I really really really really like in my head, but it cost a futune to make in the place where veg cost more than meat. Plus there are something you can only find in a chinese shop and that too will set you back at least 4 pounds. But, I can always make rice the way Chinese people make.

They usually have pasta twists, also known as fusilli in the 'burys.

Have you found the Chinese supermarkets on Mill road yet?

The kind that's about 4cm in length and looks like 3 identical pieces moulded together?