Studying is really pissing me off. Regardless of how much I do, I still never seem to be that forward.
Grrrrr.
I will also add, how shoite are Sundays? They are always completely crap. Nothing to do, the day drags in, then another crap week ahead.
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#20271 Mood
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on 24 April 2005 - 11:21 AM
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Foicking pissed off.
Studying is really pissing me off. Regardless of how much I do, I still never seem to be that forward.
Grrrrr.
I will also add, how shoite are Sundays? They are always completely crap. Nothing to do, the day drags in, then another crap week ahead.
Studying is really pissing me off. Regardless of how much I do, I still never seem to be that forward.
Grrrrr.
I will also add, how shoite are Sundays? They are always completely crap. Nothing to do, the day drags in, then another crap week ahead.
#25308 Mood
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Do you ever just get really pissed off sometimes for no reason?
Maybe it is that wee jobbie of a Crazy Frog
Maybe it is that wee jobbie of a Crazy Frog
#19776 Mood
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Very pissed off due to being tired since I didn't get a good sleep and exhuasted from studying.
Then my tea was horrid, so I have to have - tomorrows - a currry now with no Naan Bread or Japatti.
GRRRR
Then my tea was horrid, so I have to have - tomorrows - a currry now with no Naan Bread or Japatti.
GRRRR
#25286 Mood
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I am pissed off.
Ready to kick something.
GRRRRRR
Ready to kick something.
GRRRRRR
#39235 Live 8
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Geldof's a rat.
"Oh I want all of Scotland to donate money to MPH".
Is he forgetting Scottish people give more money to charity than any other country in Europe?
If he was to dig deep into his pocket, he'd find a few million lying about which he could donate. Same with most of the Live 8 artists - Madonna, Coldplay, Paul Macca - stop all your pleading crap and donate some of the spare millions you have.
Everyone makes out Africa to be poverty strucken - its not. Yes there is wide spread poverty but there are a lot of rich people there. Geldof should be encouraging self help schemes which with local involvement will work than trying to get as much money as possible to donate to some corrupt Leader.
As for the cause of Aids, perhaps the Catholic church should be encouraging rather than discouraging the use of contraception.
"Oh I want all of Scotland to donate money to MPH".
Is he forgetting Scottish people give more money to charity than any other country in Europe?
If he was to dig deep into his pocket, he'd find a few million lying about which he could donate. Same with most of the Live 8 artists - Madonna, Coldplay, Paul Macca - stop all your pleading crap and donate some of the spare millions you have.
Everyone makes out Africa to be poverty strucken - its not. Yes there is wide spread poverty but there are a lot of rich people there. Geldof should be encouraging self help schemes which with local involvement will work than trying to get as much money as possible to donate to some corrupt Leader.
As for the cause of Aids, perhaps the Catholic church should be encouraging rather than discouraging the use of contraception.
#40133 Live 8
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Well Katrina seems to think all the protestors are fun loving and would never harm a fly.
#40190 Live 8
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Did you see that guy and the other protestor starting to argue over why he wasn't protesting peacefully.
He's foolish to think that if he stood there, the police wouldn't have given him a kicking giving the fact he's probably launched a lot of missles at them.
He's foolish to think that if he stood there, the police wouldn't have given him a kicking giving the fact he's probably launched a lot of missles at them.
#40509 Live 8
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Reading all this rubbish about the police is a good laugh.
The protestors broke into the farmers fields. The police had to get them out incase they got further into Gleneagles. Solution - start wacking the people that don't move.
As for Edinburgh, that march was not planned. The Police had to use heavy handed tactics to ensure everyone followed the law.
The protestors broke into the farmers fields. The police had to get them out incase they got further into Gleneagles. Solution - start wacking the people that don't move.
As for Edinburgh, that march was not planned. The Police had to use heavy handed tactics to ensure everyone followed the law.
#39151 Live 8
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While everyone speaks about Africa, is the dire poverty throughout parts of Europe and in Scotland beeing looked at?
No.
No.
#40129 Live 8
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QUOTE(Katrina @ Jul 6 2005, 06:10 PM)
hello i am just back from edinburgh where there was a big march today and i just have to sya that the police suck they wind people up! no joke! and give people no choice but to fight back! they just did not handle it well
I'm not even going to attempt to argue with you when you see what your fellow friends done today.
#38886 Live 8
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Live 8 has been piss.
Bob Geldof is also a tit.
Bob Geldof is also a tit.
#38892 Live 8
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Why doesn't he, Macca and Bono give some of there many millions or in Macca's case hundred's of millions if they are so "concerned"
Self Help Schemes and better business practices are what are needed as oppose to thinking about Africa once every blue moon.
Self Help Schemes and better business practices are what are needed as oppose to thinking about Africa once every blue moon.
#64339 Calling all those goin to Strathclyde!
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QUOTE(Justboy @ Dec 18 2005, 11:47 PM)
Glasgow don't give exemptions from exams 
We're a proper Uni though
#64284 How was your day today?
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I was at the end of term event at the GU last night called Daft Friday. Its a black tie event from 8pm to 8am with lots of 'big' acts.
Only managed 11 hours, got ripped off when buying a pint of Fun (FIVE QUID
) but that was one of the best nights of my life!
Only managed 11 hours, got ripped off when buying a pint of Fun (FIVE QUID
) but that was one of the best nights of my life!
#62361 How was your day today?
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I passed my driving test today with 3 Minors
In a few hours, I'm off to see Franz Ferdinand!
In a few hours, I'm off to see Franz Ferdinand!
#16327 Introduce Yourself Here!
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Im Jordan (also known as Jordy, BROON, JB or the Taxi 
).
I am 17 and can't wait to leave school. Its crap. I am doing H Geo, H Accounting and AH Bus Man this year. Was doing H Psyhcology but I dropped it - its a complete joke the open learning course.
I am going to Glasgow Uni (and can't wait) to study Accounting and Economics.
Main interests are Football (Motherwell and Everton), Woman and Beer (although Im not a heavy drinker, freshers week is going to be great. Wink Wink)
). I am 17 and can't wait to leave school. Its crap. I am doing H Geo, H Accounting and AH Bus Man this year. Was doing H Psyhcology but I dropped it - its a complete joke the open learning course.
I am going to Glasgow Uni (and can't wait) to study Accounting and Economics.
Main interests are Football (Motherwell and Everton), Woman and Beer (although Im not a heavy drinker, freshers week is going to be great. Wink Wink)
#46723 The Football Thread
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Amazing performance?! Your having a laugh.
Arty Brataslava are piss, and Celtic - a "football giant" - still can't beat them.
Champions League, YOUR HAVING A LAUGH.
Arty Brataslava are piss, and Celtic - a "football giant" - still can't beat them.
Champions League, YOUR HAVING A LAUGH.
#20231 Post Your Picture
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How did you get the job at the Record Lindsay?
#24133 Post Your Picture
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1.50 at the Union Lindsay - 10 quid will get you plenty of practise 
#64747 What's On Your Mind
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I nearly crashed my car I got for 18th on Xmas Eve.
I was driving along Maryhill Road and I didnt notice there were 2 sets of traffic lights. Both were at red but I drove though one of them and a car came out and just avoided me.
Worse thing was...my mum and Dad were behind me.
I was driving along Maryhill Road and I didnt notice there were 2 sets of traffic lights. Both were at red but I drove though one of them and a car came out and just avoided me.
Worse thing was...my mum and Dad were behind me.
#47238 What's On Your Mind
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I'm so tired from work its unreal. I've done 3 8am starts, so I had to get up at 6.45 am Tuesday, Thursday and today.
I could barely feel my legs last night and everything felt so slow.
Now, I'm doing my contracted hours over the weekend and 8-6 on Monday.
I could barely feel my legs last night and everything felt so slow.
Now, I'm doing my contracted hours over the weekend and 8-6 on Monday.
#58877 What's On Your Mind
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Hetherthington Building?
Is that the Languages one?
If so, its beside the Adam Smith Building. You can either get to it by taking the wee lane at the side of the library which appears dodgey but you end right outside it. Or, take the lane at the QMU then go round to the front of the Adam Smith and its opposite you. Or, at the corner of Byres Road (the corner where Curlers is) walk up past the car park at Ashton Lane and you'll eventually come to it - its got a University of Glasgow sign on it.
Is that the Languages one?
If so, its beside the Adam Smith Building. You can either get to it by taking the wee lane at the side of the library which appears dodgey but you end right outside it. Or, take the lane at the QMU then go round to the front of the Adam Smith and its opposite you. Or, at the corner of Byres Road (the corner where Curlers is) walk up past the car park at Ashton Lane and you'll eventually come to it - its got a University of Glasgow sign on it.
#61970 What's On Your Mind
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Uni's certainly a massive transition from school.
There is no-one there telling you what to do, where to go or chasing you up if you miss a class. Your on your own and from day 1 you've got to be there, ready to go.
In saying that, I'm having the time of my life right now. The first Semester has been difficult but I've learnt a lot of things which will make be better prepared for next Semester.
One of the best things I've done was register on www.thestudentroom.co.uk and www.newstudent.org. These are websites where you can meet people going to your choosen Uni's and I'm not ashamed to say that I've met my best mate of one of them!
Uni's difficult in the first few weeks. I didn't make any friends on my course until 2 weeks in after a night out - it's important you go to these but I'm lucky that my course - Accounting - has less than 100 people on it and only 50 turn up for lectures so you really know everyone.
If you meet the right people, get the right course and like where your at then you'll have an amazing time. IMO, Uni can't be compared to school - I don't speak to many people from school and I've only been out with one person from school since leaving in May.
Basically, as your filing your UCAS form out, make sure you pick the University(s) that you'd be comfortable at.
There is no-one there telling you what to do, where to go or chasing you up if you miss a class. Your on your own and from day 1 you've got to be there, ready to go.
In saying that, I'm having the time of my life right now. The first Semester has been difficult but I've learnt a lot of things which will make be better prepared for next Semester.
One of the best things I've done was register on www.thestudentroom.co.uk and www.newstudent.org. These are websites where you can meet people going to your choosen Uni's and I'm not ashamed to say that I've met my best mate of one of them!
Uni's difficult in the first few weeks. I didn't make any friends on my course until 2 weeks in after a night out - it's important you go to these but I'm lucky that my course - Accounting - has less than 100 people on it and only 50 turn up for lectures so you really know everyone.
If you meet the right people, get the right course and like where your at then you'll have an amazing time. IMO, Uni can't be compared to school - I don't speak to many people from school and I've only been out with one person from school since leaving in May.
Basically, as your filing your UCAS form out, make sure you pick the University(s) that you'd be comfortable at.
