I bunked the comp room after I send off my post. Didn't know you wanted milk... Sorry. maybe next time. But I got the bread though. So, if you want your 7 slices of bread back, now is the time.
i have some lebanese bread at the moment. but dont worry. i will reclaim my bread when i need it
i have some lebanese bread at the moment. but dont worry. i will reclaim my bread when i need it
ill get milk... um.. another day. hehehe.
"this is the store manager, could all customers go to the till please, the store will be closing in 10 mins" That was what it said when I left the store... The worst stocked anything in the entire unknown universe.
My friend got some from one of the picture shops on King's parade, but unfortunately not sure which one...
I had the circulation cut off to my arm for 40 mins this morning for a Neuro practical. That was nice. It was really weird, started off getting crazy pins and needles, then my hand went really cold and my arm went all blotchy and blue - it looked like it had been dead and in a river about a week! By the end of it, I couldn't feel anything at all, and couldn't move any of my forearm or hand muscles, even though it felt like I was lifting them, they just weren't having any effect at all. Then when they took the cuff off...owwwieeeee!
Aaaaaaar, I did that last year! I was freaking out by the end. The demonstrator came over to help us find the nerve for the last test, he lifted my arm up and it just flopped back down again... scaaaaaary!
The art shop on kings parade that's between the newsagent and the natwest sells them, you need to ask though because they keep them under the counter. Like 40p each or so.
you'll be getting quite a bit about apoptosis next year as part of IB medic/bionatsci pathology.
and btw, it was originally coined as apo-ptosis, so it's pronounced a-po-to-sis. (2nd p is silent. though everyone nowadays seems to pronounce it other than poor old prof wyllie, who, incidentally, coined that term.)
and the beauty of proteases and other lytic enzymes are that they are catalysts, i.e. not consumed in reactions, so relatively small amounts of these nasties are more than able to digest large chunks of the cell if released from lysosomes.
Medics will get a fair amount late in Lent term when you get lectured by Prof Wyllie for the first time.
But yeah, apoptosis (and my supervisor doesn't pronounce the 2nd p either!) is very, very organised, the cell does to an extent digest its own contents, but does not allow it to spill into the surroundings; it signals to neighbouring cells, which then phagocytose bits of it and break them down themselves.
Nowt really, just ignored someone who's been in my lectures for the previous two years for about twenty minutes. Don't know why, I'm sure their perfectly friendly. It was fairly awkward really.
The natural thing would have been to say hello, but did I? Did I ****.
Nowt really, just ignored someone who's been in my lectures for the previous two years for about twenty minutes. Don't know why, I'm sure their perfectly friendly. It was fairly awkward really.
The natural thing would have been to say hello, but did I? Did I ****.
Compsci! Point and laugh!
Alaric.
I ignore 96% percent of the class in all lectures...
I'm going to Robinson formal tonight Woo. I saw Ralfskini at the Babbage today but he ignored me. And Steve (sbailey, hasn't posted in a while, he's probably actually working, unlike me ) sat on the Clare row in our lecture this morning
Not that exciting though, as I have two of the biggest pieces of gossip this century, which were keeping me far more entertained
Oh, now you know you can't keep it to yourself now!
One of them will be common knowledge soon enough. The other one is very, very secret and will never be told, but I can chuckle about it to myself *muwahahaha*
I'm going to Robinson formal tonight Woo. I saw Ralfskini at the Babbage today but he ignored me. And Steve (sbailey, hasn't posted in a while, he's probably actually working, unlike me ) sat on the Clare row in our lecture this morning
Not that exciting though, as I have two of the biggest pieces of gossip this century, which were keeping me far more entertained
well, i saw YOU again at the babbage, in fact you walked straight past me, and you ignored me again so in the ignoring/being ignored stakes you are...neutral
sorry this is what 6 hours of analysing drinks does to you
well, i saw YOU again at the babbage, in fact you walked straight past me, and you ignored me again so in the ignoring/being ignored stakes you are...neutral
sorry this is what 6 hours of analysing drinks does to you
Sorry! You have to be more obvious. Poke me, if you like, I'm just usually trying to get out and to another lecture/practical so not the most aware of my surroundings.
Alaric/fishpaste, have you read Clareification yet? Scary numbers of the "You know you've been in Cambridge too long when..." apply to me! I think it was probably written by one of my friends. But my fantastic random quote didn't get in
Alaric/fishpaste, have you read Clareification yet? Scary numbers of the "You know you've been in Cambridge too long when..." apply to me! I think it was probably written by one of my friends. But my fantastic random quote didn't get in
They seemed to have run out in the Colony plodge by about 2:30 when I came home
I'll have a look for some when I go through old court tonight...
Alaric/fishpaste, have you read Clareification yet? Scary numbers of the "You know you've been in Cambridge too long when..." apply to me! I think it was probably written by one of my friends. But my fantastic random quote didn't get in
Yeah I have. The "you've been in cambridge too long when.." is really quite hilar. I swear one of them is in reference to something my friend Theresa does. The "you overhear people discussing cell biology in sainsburys" or something. But yeah I was quite impressed as to what got into clareifornication about her and Lee Harper. I quote:
"To the infinite distress of P staircase (who were all in attendance) freshers Lee 'Slurpy'*** Harper and Theresa Carter got down and dirty with it for the paltry sum of £20 on Friday - that's what we like to see. Only they later admitted that they'd been at it all week, so no payout. They're now flaunting it at every chance they get." ***(think of a certain sexual practise we were discussing before in this thread! =|)
Hilar enough, but we don't actually know who submitted that? Only 6 of us were in the room at the time, and were in on the £20 sweepstake, and all of us are solidly denying mentioning it.
So Helen, what's this thing which will be becoming common knowledge? You should tell us that at least, but I *REALLY* have to know the other thing.
*snigger* I saw Allison the computer officer reading 'network naughties' this morning at buttery.