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Now that it's imminent (well, about 6 weeks away) how prepared/nervous/excited do you feel about the whole thing?
Potentially the only thing that worries me is getting kidnapped by the Palestinians, which isn't very likely since I bought my lead suit.
My plan was to make a lively debate about this whole issue but it's half two in the morning and I'm trying to play online poker whilst typing this, so just try and salvage whatever you can from this.
On a side-note, what the hell has happened to this damn forum? It's like the God of binary condemned this place and wiped his biblical ass all over it. Faggy n00bs lol, k.
I can't wait for University this year actually.
Hurrah for Glasgow, bye bye my crappy town.
A guilty pleasure of mine is following the girls home after their shift. I've found one who definitely likes me. She runs up the path to her house as I turn the corner each week, pretending to be frightened. But it's clear to me she's just playing hard to get.
> Media really is a joke-course. It's basically watching films and
> saying how they make you feel. Woah.
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That's not why you took it then...?
> I can't be bothered with a gap year.
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> It's not going to teach me that much, and will probably cost a lot
> more than I could afford. And I can't be bothered with that
> fund-raising stuff - I'm sure it will be a wonderfully educative and
> enriching experience, and if I did go straight to uni then I'd
> probably never get round to doing it again, but meh, at the moment
> there are more reasons not to do it than to do it.
Yeah but if you do medicine, by the time you finish the course, doctors will be on 40k a year starting salary (if not more, I know someone who's just finished her course and went onto about 35k a year), so you'll be able to retire at the age of like 40 and do all that stuff.
> Be warned, no jobs there apparently.
Yeah, I'm planning on moving to America after University anyway.
Apart from medicine... but then you get stuck with 16 hour shifts and get paid jack.
A friend of mine is doing media production though, which is loking at the technical side of it which is more useful.
As for me, I'm doing Journalism at Central Lancs.
In saying that, an old friend of mine did Media at a pretty crappy college and he is now on £30k a year in a very nice TV job.