University of Glasgow blether thread

Ramo, you have a lot to learn.

Most 'intelligent' women these days are feminists. You shouldn't let them stop you from going to Oxford or Cambridge. If you let those feminists restrict you from achieving greatness then you might as well hold up the white flag and say, "Hey, you've won".

Some of us have to work on Christmas day, but for £20 an hour, I'm not complaining too loudly.

Since I'm doing the rounds on my goodbyes, I thought I'd hit my other regular threads and say my cheerios. It's been almost a year to the day since I came back to TSR after a short spell in 08, but I've came to the conclusion I have enough things on my plate to be moderating this place as well. Since the result of de-modding would probably just cause me to come back on and report posts and thus create more work for me, it's best if I'm (forcefully) removed altogether! It's been a blast, all the best for the future n'all that, and Stacey has my facebook details if any of you want to keep in touch.

All the best,

Chris.

Since I'm doing the rounds on my goodbyes, I thought I'd hit my other regular threads and say my cheerios. It's been almost a year to the day since I came back to TSR after a short spell in 08, but I've came to the conclusion I have enough things on my plate to be moderating this place as well. Since the result of de-modding would probably just cause me to come back on and report posts and thus create more work for me, it's best if I'm (forcefully) removed altogether! It's been a blast, all the best for the future n'all that, and Stacey has my facebook details if any of you want to keep in touch.

All the best,

Chris.

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Ha, thanks guys. I'm sure someone will step up and fill my gap for Glasgow and history knowledge. They'll probably do a damn site better than me. It'll probably take a day or two to get it all processed, so I may be on here tomorrow answering PMs, but FB is a better bet.

And I do leave Glasgow...occasionally. With any luck I might manage to get Oxford's first ever distance-learning degree.

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Anyone know about the snow situation at uni? At the moment, I'm not sure I'm going to be able to get back up for the start of term - we've had a lot of snow here and we're getting more in the next 24 hours, plus I've also heard the Borders are really bad and are running low on grit

Dear colleague /student

The University is endeavouring on a daily basis to keep its roads and pathways clear of snow and ice. However, along with much of the country, we have exhausted our supply of grit and salt and, despite all possible avenues being explored, we will not be supplied with more for at least two weeks.

Work will continue to clear as much snow and ice as possible; you may see Estates & Buildings staff spreading sand - this is designed to provide grip underfoot, but will not melt the ice. Users of the Campus should note that extreme care should be taken while walking or driving in the University estate during the prolonged period of extreme weather.

Yours sincerely