TSR Dating Thread! :D

Teebs

But distance is no bar to true love.

Reply 501

chad_ch

i don't like subway toasting either! the corners get crusty and poke my mouth. grrr.

Reply 502

Mcjazz

Nerdy credentials.. check my profile. And I may disclose more if someone else mentions stuff :wink:

Cheese, that's a toughie. I'm quite partial to cheddar actually, had some good mild cheddar once. Emmental on occasion.. David Tennant is a hell yes! Oh please don't let him go on Saturday, first Rose and now this :frown:

Edit: Oh, as to the cooked/uncooked thing. It really depends on what mood I'm in. I was always against subway toasting but I find myself quite partial to it on occasion now :biggrin:

We have now covered the past conversations. According to your profile you're a maths nerd :smile:

Reply 503

bballer4life

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Mcjazz

Nerdy credentials.. check my profile. And I may disclose more if someone else mentions stuff :wink:

Cheese, that's a toughie. I'm quite partial to cheddar actually, had some good mild cheddar once. Emmental on occasion.. David Tennant is a hell yes! Oh please don't let him go on Saturday, first Rose and now this :frown:

Edit: Oh, as to the cooked/uncooked thing. It really depends on what mood I'm in. I was always against subway toasting but I find myself quite partial to it on occasion now :biggrin:

respect to the further maths posse!!!

Reply 504

chad_ch

i don't like subway toasting either! the corners get crusty and poke my mouth. grrr.

Lol @ poke your mouth. Yeah I don't like it being toasted so much that it gets crispy, just so that the (extra) cheese melts nicely.
This does make me wonder though - what's the best kind of subway bread?
Mine favourite is without a doubt hearty italian.

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chad_ch

i don't like subway toasting either! the corners get crusty and poke my mouth. grrr.

mate, subway toasting is lush!!!

Reply 507

bballer4life

respect to the further maths posse!!!

Haha yeah big it up.

Reply 508

chad_ch

Mcjazz

Lol @ poke your mouth. Yeah I don't like it being toasted so much that it gets crispy, just so that the (extra) cheese melts nicely.
This does make me wonder though - what's the best kind of subway bread?
Mine favourite is without a doubt hearty italian.

italian herbs and cheese. or the wheat one. has anyone tried to make a sub at home?

Reply 509

bballer4life

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Mcjazz

Haha yeah big it up.

you goin uni this year?

Reply 510

Teebs

We have now covered the past conversations. According to your profile you're a maths nerd :smile:

I was, but I just don't know anymore. I'm at a time in my life where I'm like, **** that **** I don't wanna be stuck doing maths.

Reply 511

Originally Posted by Mcjazz
Nerdy credentials.. check my profile. And I may disclose more if someone else mentions stuff Cheese, that's a toughie. I'm quite partial to cheddar actually, had some good mild cheddar once. Emmental on occasion.. David Tennant is a hell yes! Oh please don't let him go on Saturday, first Rose and now this
Edit: Oh, as to the cooked/uncooked thing. It really depends on what mood I'm in. I was always against subway toasting but I find myself quite partial to it on occasion now

respect to the further maths posse!!!

Step papers... very scary. Normal further maths is plenty.

Reply 512

bballer4life

you goin uni this year?

Nah, gap year. Working at a place called QinetiQ for the year.

Reply 513

Teebs

Step papers... very scary. Normal further maths is plenty.

Doesn't mean I passed any of them :p:

Reply 514

chad_ch

gap years are great! anyone else on one/intending to?

Reply 515

Mcjazz

I was, but I just don't know anymore. I'm at a time in my life where I'm like, **** that **** I don't wanna be stuck doing maths.

From the fact that you're doing Step papers I assume you have a Cambridge offer, can't you transfer subjects really easily after a year if you don't like it? Anyway, you don't have to be obsessed with your subject to do it do you?

Reply 516

By the way, for those of you wondering where Norwich is, it's in the bulge above London and is the largest city in the UK (by a fair margin) not to have a dual carriageway connection to London. In other words, isolated. Bah.

Reply 517