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:woo: w00p!! Massive Varsity victory! Such a shame they got a sympathy try after time but nice beating the scum nonetheless. A good day out :biggrin:
smilepea- how could you turn down numora hospitality that would have been awesome!
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munro90
:woo: w00p!! Massive Varsity victory! Such a shame they got a sympathy try after time but nice beating the scum nonetheless. A good day out :biggrin:
smilepea- how could you turn down numora hospitality that would have been awesome!


Unfortunately interview helping is my calling this week, nothing I cold do about it! There are down sides to being the responsible one...

But it was an epic match!!
:woo: great game. The funniest thing was the absolutely wasted Churchill lot, plus when we all stopped watching the game, turned around and did a rousing "I'd rather be at Oxford than St John's" :awesome:

Bit annoyed that it took me five hours to get home, but all in all a great day :yep:
We won!!! :woo: :awesome:

I wish I had have been able to go. How did the u21s game go?
It could be lupus
We won!!! :woo: :awesome:

I wish I had have been able to go. How did the u21s game go?

Uhh... don't talk about it :rolleyes:
sonofdot
Uhh... don't talk about it :rolleyes:

Ah no! :frown: At least we won the major game :biggrin:
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Now if only there was this much excitement for our varsity match...
sonofdot
The funniest thing was the absolutely wasted Churchill lot, plus when we all stopped watching the game, turned around and did a rousing "I'd rather be at Oxford than St John's" :awesome::

I swear both of those things happened at last year's match too. Ah, how things never change.

I'm up so early :eek:
Ahhh, Christmas holiday thread fail! Still, I have an article and a report to write before I go away on holiday, so its probably for the best.
Catsmeat

As for those labels, these might just be capitalizations: they say "MMP and PC(f)PC", I think :s-smilie:.

Oh, if you're using a three-string then go for E(nylon)E(nylon)A(steel).


RSFSR :wink:

Back from Paris. Now for the essays :cool:
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Had someone staying for the week, so I haven't really had time to come online much. Now that he's left I'm frantically trying to catch up on supervision reading for Tuesday. And I'm heading to London tomorrow for the mod's meet :awesome: I've spent much of today creating my fancy dress costume. I had to borrow wire cutters from maintenance :p:

I had a brief break from Pratchett in the form of a sort of detective story based in a fictional Cambridge college by Jill Paton Walsh. It was dire, but easily readable. And now I'm heating up the remains of a bottle of mulled wine :flute: :drool:
Craghyrax
Had someone staying for the week, so I haven't really had time to come online much. Now that he's left I'm frantically trying to catch up on supervision reading for Tuesday. And I'm heading to London tomorrow for the mod's meet :awesome: I've spent much of today creating my fancy dress costume. I had to borrow wire cutters from maintenance :p:

I had a brief break from Pratchett in the form of a sort of detective story based in a fictional Cambridge college by Jill Paton Walsh. It was dire, but easily readable. And now I'm heating up the remains of a bottle of mulled wine :flute: :drool:


Ohhh, I never put that £4 in your pidge :frown: Is it alright if I donate it instead - that's what you were going to do wasn't it? Finished Small Gods on the Eurostar earlier, twas very good indeedie :smile: I love the Amazing Maurice, but I don't think I've ever found a Pratchett that I didn't enjoy.
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Zoedotdot
Ohhh, I never put that £4 in your pidge :frown: Is it alright if I donate it instead - that's what you were going to do wasn't it? Finished Small Gods on the Eurostar earlier, twas very good indeedie :smile: I love the Amazing Maurice, but I don't think I've ever found a Pratchett that I didn't enjoy.

Yes that's great :smile: I think it can be done online easily if that helps. And let me know if you want any more Pratchetts as I've now managed to collect quite alot!
I think I made a mistake studying the same subjects as my dad. It's really off-putting seeing him read through my reading list quicker and better than me. :tongue: I enjoy what I'm reading, which is good, just wish I didn't feel pressure from both uni and home.
Canned Door
I think I made a mistake studying the same subjects as my dad. It's really off-putting seeing him read through my reading list quicker and better than me. :tongue: I enjoy what I'm reading, which is good, just wish I didn't feel pressure from both uni and home.


That's horrific - tell him to give you some space and read something else....
Canned Door
I think I made a mistake studying the same subjects as my dad. It's really off-putting seeing him read through my reading list quicker and better than me. :tongue: I enjoy what I'm reading, which is good, just wish I didn't feel pressure from both uni and home.


But then you have someone to practise speaking with :wink:
Canned Door
I think I made a mistake studying the same subjects as my dad. It's really off-putting seeing him read through my reading list quicker and better than me. :tongue: I enjoy what I'm reading, which is good, just wish I didn't feel pressure from both uni and home.


Tell me about it :p: My Dad did Engineering here, same as me. Different college though. It is useful in that sometimes he can help me and it is comforting in that sometimes he can't :p:
BigFudamental
Any first year Natscis know how to do question 18 part a) of the circuits sheet without getting into a complete algebraic nightmare?


If you post the Q (I seem to have lost my sheet) I could help. I vaguely remember doing half the sheet until 5 in the morning...:rolleyes:
X:1
T: C
M:3/2
R:
K:G
g2gf gdBd cdef | gdBd ecAB BA d2 | gdBd gdBd cdef |
gdBd adAB BA d2 | gdBd gdBd cdef |
ggfg ecAB BA d2 | gdBd gdBd cdef |
M: 2/2
gdBd adAB | BAdB G3 B ||
M:3/2
|: d2 AB cedB GABG | FGAB cedB G3 B |
d2 AB cedB GABG |1 FGAB cedB G3 B:|2\
M:2/2
FGAB cdef||
M:3/2
g2 gf gdBd cdef | gdBd ecAB BAd2 | gdBd gdBd cdef |
gdBd adAB BAd2 | gdBd gdBd cdef | ggfg ecAB BA d2 |
M:2/2
gdBd gdBd | cdef ggfg ||
K:biggrin:
M:3/2
a2 ef geaf fedf | a2 ef geaf fedf |
edef geaf fedf | a2 ef geaf fedf | ecAB =cAdB BAGB ||
K:G
|: d2 AB cedB BAGB |1 AGAB cAdB BAGB :|2 AGAB cAdB G3 B||
|: d2 AB cedB GABG | FGAB cedB G3 B |
d2 AB cedB GABG |1 FGAB cedB G3 B:|2\
M:2/2
FGAB cdef||
M:3/2
g2 gf gdBd cdef | g2 g2 z2 z2 z2 z2 ||

That won't mean anything to any of you, but it's taken me hours to do, so I'm posting it anyway. It's an ABC of a folk tune that I've transcribed off a CD.
ukebert
X:1
T: C
M:3/2
R:
K:G
g2gf gdBd cdef | gdBd ecAB BA d2 | gdBd gdBd cdef |
gdBd adAB BA d2 | gdBd gdBd cdef |
ggfg ecAB BA d2 | gdBd gdBd cdef |
M: 2/2
gdBd adAB | BAdB G3 B ||
M:3/2
|: d2 AB cedB GABG | FGAB cedB G3 B |
d2 AB cedB GABG |1 FGAB cedB G3 B:|2\
M:2/2
FGAB cdef||
M:3/2
g2 gf gdBd cdef | gdBd ecAB BAd2 | gdBd gdBd cdef |
gdBd adAB BAd2 | gdBd gdBd cdef | ggfg ecAB BA d2 |
M:2/2
gdBd gdBd | cdef ggfg ||
K:biggrin:
M:3/2
a2 ef geaf fedf | a2 ef geaf fedf |
edef geaf fedf | a2 ef geaf fedf | ecAB =cAdB BAGB ||
K:G
|: d2 AB cedB BAGB |1 AGAB cAdB BAGB :|2 AGAB cAdB G3 B||
|: d2 AB cedB GABG | FGAB cedB G3 B |
d2 AB cedB GABG |1 FGAB cedB G3 B:|2\
M:2/2
FGAB cdef||
M:3/2
g2 gf gdBd cdef | g2 g2 z2 z2 z2 z2 ||

That won't mean anything to any of you, but it's taken me hours to do, so I'm posting it anyway. It's an ABC of a folk tune that I've transcribed off a CD.


Interestingly I can hazard a guess at what most of the symbols mean. I'll put it into Sibelius when I have the chance. :wink:

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