[supernoodles!]

right i am going to make my bed and then tidy my room,back in a bit folks!have fun

[CassetteFinger]

Cya supernoodles.

[Legend]

Make you're bed? But you'll be sleeping in it soon?

But how would wireless ones work with my computer? I use them to watch stuff when my bro is in the room as I can't have the sound on the speakers.

[CassetteFinger]

Ahhhh, ummm, i dunno i though they would be something you could plug into the computer.

[supernoodles!]

Originally posted by Legend
Make you're bed? But you'll be sleeping in it soon?

But how would wireless ones work with my computer? I use them to watch stuff when my bro is in the room as I can't have the sound on the speakers.

yeahi know but i thought id may as well make it lol

[CassetteFinger]

So im guessing you have made your bed then.

[supernoodles!]

sure have,i wont be going to bed for a while anyway becuase im gonna do my fake tan lol and i gotta moisturise first so that will take a while as well,then ill prob talk to my bf on the phone for a bit and have some more of a natter on here.The night is young!

[CassetteFinger]

Haha well you have the rest of your night sorted then.

[supernoodles!]

sure do lolit is so quiet on here atm.I missed all the posting spice agro,that was a bit of a surprise

[Lauren]

I'm doing a 2000 word essay on Victorian crime and the shift in dealing with it after The Enlightenment period. Fun fun fun... *cry* fun fun... *weep*...

I thought it'd be finished by now but I have to do extensive referencing.
I was going to go to my boyfriends tonight too, I'm thinking it might be too late now despite him only living 10 mins away.

[CassetteFinger]

It is really quiet. I know me to i was shocked to hear that ann was involved but hey its none of my business. I wasent involved thank god cause i would have been banned for life if i was.

[CassetteFinger]

Its abit dangeorous unless you drive then hey nothing matters.

[Legend]

Lauren, honestly, what's Uni life like? Obviously the party aspect is great which is pretty much my main incentive for Uni which is pretty pathetic.

But what are the lectures like? I've had people tell me you pretty much teach yourself as the lectures are rubbish, etc.

I'm currently debating Uni/6th form, really tempted to drop 6th form and try something else. I told my mum that I'm pretty sure I didn't want to go to Uni now ... she weren't best pleased.

[Lauren]

Originally posted by Legend
Lauren, honestly, what's Uni life like? Obviously the party aspect is great which is pretty much my main incentive for Uni which is pretty pathetic.

But what are the lectures like? I've had people tell me you pretty much teach yourself as the lectures are rubbish, etc.

I'm currently debating Uni/6th form, really tempted to drop 6th form and try something else. I told my mum that I'm pretty sure I didn't want to go to Uni now ... she weren't best pleased.

I'm going to be honest with you... Uni is the most amazing thing I've ever done in my life. The social life takes up 95% of it (even though it shouldnt). Every single night you can go out, there's always events, something to do, new people to see, new/weird things to experience!

It's only towards the end of term when you get a sudden big workload (I have 2 essays, 1 lab report, 1 presentation and a class test - all within the next 2 weeks!).

However, in general you only go to lectures about an hour per day, sometimes two - and they're not even compulsory. There's only 5 hours of my week thats compulsory, and I'm doing a science degree, so for most degrees it's only 2 hours compulsory.

Edit: Also, even the fact you move away from home is a new, fun experience in itself. You live with teenagers - you can't get more social! I had someone visit me this weekend and they're currently in 6th form and they were shocked at how social it actually was, they said something like 'Everyday seems like a year, cos you cram so many new experiences into it'


I'll stop rabitting on about it now.
I'd highly recommend Uni, but it's up to you and may not be for you.

[CassetteFinger]

I dropped out of sixth form cause the b-tecs were ****, plus i just dident enjoy it.

[MarkWaldorf]

Originally posted by Legend

YOU GENIUS!

I'm buying a keyboard. I used to play it a couple of years back in school and stopped, I now want one again to cure my boredom.

Can you play Jingle Bells Mark?

Pmsl, I used to. Can you?

[supernoodles!]

[quote]Originally posted by Rice_Snap
It is really quiet. I know me to i was shocked to hear that ann was involved but hey its none of my business. I wasent involved thank god cause i would have been banned for life if i was. [/quot

yep,good on you rice_snap.I couldnt believe ann was involved i was like whhhaaat?

[CassetteFinger]

Cheers supernoodles. I know hey that shows even the nicest of members can have a mean streak. Never trust anyone over the internet unless you know them oviously.

[Dan_]

Hello all .Just finished off a cream donut, the jam was awful so I'm having pringles to take the taste away.I'm sure you all wanted to know that

[BigSister]

rofl Dan yeah i really wanted to know that

[CassetteFinger]

Originally posted by Dan_
Hello all .Just finished off a cream donut, the jam was awful so I'm having pringles to take the taste away.I'm sure you all wanted to know that

Lmao.

[Legend]

Originally posted by Lauren

I'm going to be honest with you... Uni is the most amazing thing I've ever done in my life. The social life takes up 95% of it (even though it shouldnt). Every single night you can go out, there's always events, something to do, new people to see, new/weird things to experience!

It's only towards the end of term when you get a sudden big workload (I have 2 essays, 1 lab report, 1 presentation and a class test - all within the next 2 weeks!).

However, in general you only go to lectures about an hour per day, sometimes two - and they're not even compulsory. There's only 5 hours of my week thats compulsory, and I'm doing a science degree, so for most degrees it's only 2 hours compulsory.

Edit: Also, even the fact you move away from home is a new, fun experience in itself. You live with teenagers - you can't get more social! I had someone visit me this weekend and they're currently in 6th form and they were shocked at how social it actually was, they said something like 'Everyday seems like a year, cos you cram so many new experiences into it'


I'll stop rabitting on about it now.
I'd highly recommend Uni, but it's up to you and may not be for you.

That all sounds great, the social aspect but I don't want to end up getting into debt and getting nowhere with my degree as I'm not exactly motivated at the minute with my a-levels and this is with teachers nagging me constantly so having nobody there nagging and the fact that I'd probably spend the majority of my time pissed, stoned and off my face on whatever else I could find puts me off it a lot as I don't want to waste 3 years of my life and get into a lot of debt and get nowhere from it.

But yeah, if I do go, moving away is definatly what I want to do, I think moving away for Uni is all part of it, the whole Uni experience type thing.

I need a kick up the arse and need to decide what I want to do as everyday I get closer to walking out of 6th form but I don't want to make that decision and then regret it.

[Legend]

Originally posted by MarkChap©

Pmsl, I used to. Can you?

I sure can, I feel all christmassy when I play it on my brothers plastic one, I still have it in me 2 years on.

Originally posted by Rice_Snap
I dropped out of sixth form cause the b-tecs were ****, plus i just dident enjoy it.

I do BTEC ICT and quite like it, it's all coursework so it's not too bad.

[Legend]

Originally posted by Dan_
Hello all .Just finished off a cream donut, the jam was awful so I'm having pringles to take the taste away.I'm sure you all wanted to know that

BBQ Pringles are literally amazing, possibly the nicest things I've tasted.

[MarkWaldorf]

Originally posted by Legend

I sure can, I feel all christmassy when I play it on my brothers plastic one, I still have it in me 2 years on.

LMAO!

Just wait until you can play with chords, much better harmonising.