GOGSoc the Third

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Does some kinds soul want to get me a journal article? *begs* :puppyeyes:

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apotoftea

Does some kinds soul want to get me a journal article? *begs*

I'll have a bash. What's the article? How comes you can't get access to it from your comp?

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rottcodd

I'll have a bash. What's the article? How comes you can't get access to it from your comp?

Because my lovely wonderful "I don't want to leave" university doesn't have access to it :rolleyes:

Nineteenth Century Contexts, 27:3 (2005) - it's by Sabine Clemme

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apotoftea

Because my lovely wonderful "I don't want to leave" university doesn't have access to it :rolleyes:

Nineteenth Century Contexts, 27:3 (2005) - it's by Sabine Clemme

Damn, sorry pot-pot, it appears my lovely wonderful 'I don't want to leave' university doesn't have access to it either :frown:

I even went into the special history bit, I felt very dirty.

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Bugger. Thanks anyway :biggrin:

I've googled it, searched both my athens accounts :ninja:

and just can't seem to get hold of it.

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Kitty Pimms

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PM me your email, teapot, just downloaded it for you.

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IlexAquifolium

PM me your email, teapot, just downloaded it for you.

Ooo you star :biggrin:

Reply 388

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IlexAquifolium

PM me your email, teapot, just downloaded it for you.

You win the prize for most subscribed university out of us three then :wink:

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Kitty Pimms

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rottcodd

You win the prize for most subscribed university out of us three then :wink:

Well, it rarely has the stuff I want, but seemingly for historians it's great! :wink:

Reply 390

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IlexAquifolium

Well, it rarely has the stuff I want, but seemingly for historians it's great! :wink:

Indeed - if anyone needs anything on bio-chem then let me know :rolleyes:

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Kitty Pimms

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apotoftea

Indeed - if anyone needs anything on bio-chem then let me know :rolleyes:

I'll bear that in mind should I ever have a disciplinary identity crisis.

Did you get the email?

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IlexAquifolium

I'll bear that in mind should I ever have a disciplinary identity crisis.

Did you get the email?

I did thank you :biggrin:

It looks thrilling.

Reply 393

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You're making me feel guilty now that I'm not doing anything useful, work-wise. So far tonight I've watched back episodes of that million dollar trader thing you pointed out to me, had a glass of wine, eaten cheese, and signed up to do a 10k race which really means I should go for a jog and not drink wine and eat cheese......

but i'll do it in the morning :p:

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rottcodd

You're making me feel guilty now that I'm not doing anything useful, work-wise. So far tonight I've watched back episodes of that million dollar trader thing you pointed out to me, had a glass of wine, eaten cheese, and signed up to do a 10k race which really means I should go for a jog and not drink wine and eat cheese......

but i'll do it in the morning :p:

I wish I could run a 10k race. In my prime I'm like 4k, then I die, and that's when I'm at the gym and training. I was never good at long distance, and now I'm too old, too fat, and too addicted to bad drink and food (aka good drink and food).

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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH it's friday night and i',m doing my tax returns (drunk(. IU HATE the tax man. I've had to do tax returns for about 4 years now, and i've only worked as a self-employed researcher for 9 months (because my payment was ****** up by a charity). noooooooooooooooo.

or is it 5 years?

2004-2005

4 years.

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The Boosh

I wish I could run a 10k race. In my prime I'm like 4k, then I die, and that's when I'm at the gym and training. I was never good at long distance, and now I'm too old, too fat, and too addicted to bad drink and food (aka good drink and food).

Yeah, I've never done a 10k before. I used to be really into doing 5ks a while back - they're the perfect distance because you can sort of go mad and worry about the pain afterwards because it's all over so quick. And then I did a half-marathon that just made me want to die, on the most depressing track possible (circuits of silverstone racetrack in a blizzard!), and I haven't really got back into it since. But I'm hoping this 10k one will set me back on track.

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rottcodd

Yeah, I've never done a 10k before. I used to be really into doing 5ks a while back - they're the perfect distance because you can sort of go mad and worry about the pain afterwards because it's all over so quick. And then I did a half-marathon that just made me want to die, on the most depressing track possible (circuits of silverstone racetrack in a blizzard!), and I haven't really got back into it since. But I'm hoping this 10k one will set me back on track.

I want to do a run for the charity, Stroke, in memory of my granddad, but I've never been able to reach my fitness target. Oh well, I suppose I benefit the world in different ways.

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In fact, do we have any GOGers who have gone from sitting on there arse to running a marathon (half or full)? I'd love to know what training regimes are worth while.

Rottcodd, are you a natural runner, or do you have a training scheme that works?

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