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"So what are us sad gets doing sat in on our computers on a saturday night?"

So what are us sad gets doing sat in on our computers on a saturday night? I got wasted last night so am nursing a bad head/liver/stomach. Whats your excuse?

lol lol soo true I feel for you, same with me.

um.. might I suggest rollerblading. (check out the chicks, scenery and keep fit plus is outdoors)

Heh. Selling up would be good. Unfortunately I'll be doing a new course next year, so I probably will need them. Or some...


New hobby sounds good. I don't know if/how I'll be able to keep playing basketball now. Amatuer non-youth league teams seem hard to come by.

Would you recommend ju-jitsu as your martial art of choice?

Tony_Blair wrote:
> *singing*?

nah, I do that enough when I'm driving in my car. Get some funny looks. No, I wanna do something active but not expensive, and with it being summer, something to make the most of this great weather.
I'd play football, but most of my mates are severely unfit and would probably cough up a pint of blood after 2mins play

*singing*?

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I am doing my GCSE atm and come on here for a bit of escape. Congrads on finished exams and all

hey dr duck cheers for reminding me, I have loads of text books worth about 30 quid each. methinks its time to sell up and recoup some of those lost dollars.

I suppose I might have use for them in the future though ..... nah.

Its good to have finished uni, I now have my evenings back again, and can get back to full time work.

I got absolutely trashed last night, only got home at 11 today, slept for half the day, and am now feeling somewhat spaced out. Great though.

I too am bored of my films and games, I need to buy some more stephen king books, as the last ones I read, the halo books, were crap.

Perhaps I should get into another hobby. I already do jiujitsu which has suffered during my dissertation work, but I can get back into kicking some serious @ss now.

Any other hobbies that cost next to sod all?

No problem.

So long as the handwriting is legible. Or so long as it is in my exam papers...

I'll be glad to get the results and see the back of it now. In a way at least

no no.. "dopeyness" doesnt go well into a CV ;P

BTW thx for the mem card unless you didnt catch my topic. (your handwriting is really tall though I'd say)

What?

"come free with a dancing clown"?

Right, I've now totalled up what I've spent on text books over my 3 year law degree. Including little 'minimalist' books to get me through exams and a first-semester inability to not accidentally buy casebooks by mistake, the grand total (using estimates for books without the price still on, and rounding book prices to the nearest 50p), is:
£940.50

Barstubs.


I also went over my cv. After trimming the unnecessaries, I don't seem to have much to say. There must be more I can put on there...