QMUL chat!

Lol, I've not seen anyone on TSR so far, ever! I must look harder!

hmmm are you all in the library trying to work out whose from tsr and the such like from random acts of madness such as chair spinning whilst giggling Awesome.

FB115a that's where, you might just see me there too! Lol, and yes I'm a girl, or I may be an extremely feminine male!

FB115a that's where, you might just see me there too! Lol, and yes I'm a girl, or I may be an extremely feminine male!

Is that the first or second one? I always go to the second, it's so much emptier usually!

Hahaha I never knew there were computer labs in the FB building. Although I still prefer being in the glassy building.

First one, it's empty sometimes I guess it depends on the time, I went there at 3 stayed till 5:30pm pretty empty! So blazin squad could be heard from my headphones!

There are computer labs?
Instead of the library?
What?

First one, it's empty sometimes I guess it depends on the time, I went there at 3 stayed till 5:30pm pretty empty! So blazin squad could be heard from my headphones!

Blazing squad? How very...retro?

There are quite a few dotted around the campus. Two large ones in the FB building ( I was sure I found a third once, but I'm told I imagined it), the LRC in the 'glassy building' there's one in the Queens building too, W207 or something, I forget.

Can we just use them, like whenever they're free?

I thought only the lib ones were free!

Lol, My friend was doing some theory test online and there was a question about what the sign was, and one of the answers was crossroads, so it went from there to spice girls, to then thinking that someone put drugs in our food.

Lol, definitely go with the drugging theory; it's less embarassing.

Meanie!

I jest; I've done much worse!

Lol, that's true! Well I do think the drug thing may be the case just like mango man!

Lol! This thread has almost 500 posts and it's not been a week!

Lol, it's because QMUL rocks.

Wherever, whenever. The only time that access to them is restricted is at the very beginning of the first semester when they're often doing computing inductions, or towards the very end when they do online exams.