Cambridge Chat (previously New Cambridge Students Entry 2004)

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Ahhh, snow, soo pretty. I love going up the mound in the snow, even if I do almost break myself on the steps every time.

But it's not settling properly, this is why it's evil snow which just makes you wet and cold. It's worse than rain because it's taunting you, but less worse than hail.

A.

I am hating the snow right now. I am absolutely hating it, along with whole load of other things.

And Rosie, Why the **** on earth would you friend want to have sex with me?!

It is beautiful. However, rowing in the snow is not, which is why I was less happy about it. Am feeling better now as our outing was cancelled and I got an extra hour's sleep (after faffing at the boathouse for half an hour waiting for people to show up). Last year it was funny because people kept falling over; however after 3 months in Switzerland I have perfected the "penguin walk" which means I very rarely fall over on ice. Tis great

wow

You really seem to have a problem with me. Is there something I have done to offend you?

really don't get this weather!
i love real snow, that actually settles...

I hate things that're flying around, or on the ground. Whatever they are. But love sunshine though... I am deprived of since since I live on the wrong side of Pembroke street.

pah! the sunshine is too deceptive. you think its going to be ok to wear a shirt, when really you should be wearing several thick jumpers. esp when you have to sit through 4 hours of continuous lectures in our freezing cold lecture room!

just out of interest, what is the longest stretch of continuous lectures other people have?
Mine is 4 hours:
History of Architecture (1 hour) -> Urban Theory (1 hour) -> Structures (2 hours)

just out of interest, what is the longest stretch of continuous lectures other people have?
Mine is 4 hours:
History of Architecture (1 hour) -> Urban Theory (1 hour) -> Structures (2 hours)

gawd, pity the people who have to get taxis to lectures.

no wonder you became a compsci