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Influenced by Pandaemonium's 'reaching thirty post'. I'd thought we should all just write some basic facts about us, why not?
I'm 17, 18 in January.
Study Politics, History and Sociology at Glasgow Uni
Live in East Kilbride, Scotland.
Been seeing my girlfriend for 6 months, her birthday is day after mine... I've known her from primary school but didn't talk much in Secondary although we went out before.
I'm a supervisor in a hospital shop (George Orwell began '1984' in the hospital) and work part time there.
I'm the only one of my friends who can't drive and have pretty much given up.
Live with my mum, dad and younger brother of 15.
I play guitar and keyboard quite badly.
My diet is appaling and I'm thinking of working out.
Yesterday I wore a hat for the first time in years. Had myself a picnic in the back row of Sociology lecture, a lovely toffee muffin was the highlight. Accidently hit somebody with my bottle in front of me, hit off him and hit the girl infront of her. I also had an argument with the group charity people who muttered something under his breathe when I replied 'No thanks, I'm in a rush'. And therefore just made train, went home with girlfriend and then drank underage in the pub.
That was fun.
I'm 17, 18 in January.
Study Politics, History and Sociology at Glasgow Uni
Live in East Kilbride, Scotland.
Been seeing my girlfriend for 6 months, her birthday is day after mine... I've known her from primary school but didn't talk much in Secondary although we went out before.
I'm a supervisor in a hospital shop (George Orwell began '1984' in the hospital) and work part time there.
I'm the only one of my friends who can't drive and have pretty much given up.
Live with my mum, dad and younger brother of 15.
I play guitar and keyboard quite badly.
My diet is appaling and I'm thinking of working out.
Yesterday I wore a hat for the first time in years. Had myself a picnic in the back row of Sociology lecture, a lovely toffee muffin was the highlight. Accidently hit somebody with my bottle in front of me, hit off him and hit the girl infront of her. I also had an argument with the group charity people who muttered something under his breathe when I replied 'No thanks, I'm in a rush'. And therefore just made train, went home with girlfriend and then drank underage in the pub.
That was fun.
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Lindgren wrote:
> I'm in my first year of Uni at DCU studying a BSc in Physics and
> Astronomy.
Cool. I would LOVE to do a degree in Physics & Astronomy.
Did you not go to uni straight from college, and then decide when you were 21 that you wanted to do a degree?
> I'm in my first year of Uni at DCU studying a BSc in Physics and
> Astronomy.
Cool. I would LOVE to do a degree in Physics & Astronomy.
Did you not go to uni straight from college, and then decide when you were 21 that you wanted to do a degree?
I'm 14, very nearly 15...
I live in the ass of it all - warwickshire.
I thrive on making others laugh - AT me and with me. At me, especially. often for the wrong reasons. *cough*
I'm a has-been sprinter - now a lazy git with little physical activities weaved into daily life, but i enjoy P.E. I especially look forward to Bleep-tests (run till you collapse), and i recently started to prefer being with the stronger links of the opposite sex, losing respect for my mildly-annoying male mates.
yup.
I live in the ass of it all - warwickshire.
I thrive on making others laugh - AT me and with me. At me, especially. often for the wrong reasons. *cough*
I'm a has-been sprinter - now a lazy git with little physical activities weaved into daily life, but i enjoy P.E. I especially look forward to Bleep-tests (run till you collapse), and i recently started to prefer being with the stronger links of the opposite sex, losing respect for my mildly-annoying male mates.
yup.
VenomByte: you sound like the perfect man - surprised the girls are not splitting up with their current partners for you!!!
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> "I hope you don't drink in the Coach Inn mind, I'll be very
> annoyed ;) ..."
>
> No, but my mate Foster does. Big lad, 6"5, usually wearing a
> cap.
Heheheh, If Im in for any reason (not often) I'll keep an eye out.
> Bah, I remember when I used to be the only geordie on these forums.
> Then you guys come along and steal my thunder! It makes me sick.
:) :) :)
> "I hope you don't drink in the Coach Inn mind, I'll be very
> annoyed ;) ..."
>
> No, but my mate Foster does. Big lad, 6"5, usually wearing a
> cap.
Heheheh, If Im in for any reason (not often) I'll keep an eye out.
> Bah, I remember when I used to be the only geordie on these forums.
> Then you guys come along and steal my thunder! It makes me sick.
:) :) :)
"I hope you don't drink in the Coach Inn mind, I'll be very annoyed ;) ..."
No, but my mate Foster does. Big lad, 6"5, usually wearing a cap.
Bah, I remember when I used to be the only geordie on these forums. Then you guys come along and steal my thunder! It makes me sick.
Light, where do you live, by the way?
No, but my mate Foster does. Big lad, 6"5, usually wearing a cap.
Bah, I remember when I used to be the only geordie on these forums. Then you guys come along and steal my thunder! It makes me sick.
Light, where do you live, by the way?
I'll be 19 at the end of March (... bloody hell!!!)
I started a 3-year `Carpentry and Joinery´ course at college in September, after wasting 2-years doing 3 A-Levels in my school's Sixth Form (none of which I actually finished, mind!).
I live in Bristol, south-west England, and I'm a City-fan (NOT a `Gas-Head´!)
Haven't got a girlfriend right now, but am working on something that seems to be going down one-minute, then down again, suddenly, up through-the-roof, and then it all goes "quiet", once more...
I'm "serious" about her (not your average "jump-straight-into-bed" relationship), and I'm pretty-damn-sure she "likes" me, too. :)
I have a relatively crap job working in a timber-yard; loading and unloading with idiotic customers and all-sorts. If not for the okay pay, greatness in the Summer (being outside, and all) and "her", I'd have already quit my job for a Carpentry Aprenticeship - something I will be looking to start later this year.
I can't drive, either. But, despite having failed my test twice, now, I'm not giving up. 2003 was an absolute ssshhite year and I'm glad it's now done-with. 2004 will be much-better. And it'll be "third-time lucky", anyhow. ;)
As you may well know, I'm football-mad. I support Man United, hate Arsénal, and am enjoying the downfall of Abramovich's "Roman Empire", given how-bad it is for the game and everything. And Leeds United simply HAVE to stay in the Premiership!
I have a lot to say, but I don't say a lot [...?!?].
I'm a believer in that you should only get what you get for working as hard as you have to deserve it. The harder you work, the more you deserve - and I like to think of myself as a hard-worker.
I also believe too many people are trying to live the lives of other people, rather than their own. Or, that they are influenced too strongly by what other people have to say, and their opinions - when, what you really need to learn is that what matters is only what YOU think.
It's YOUR life, after all. Live it how YOU want to. Sod everyone else!
And, in music, I'm a big "fan" of Incubus and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
I started a 3-year `Carpentry and Joinery´ course at college in September, after wasting 2-years doing 3 A-Levels in my school's Sixth Form (none of which I actually finished, mind!).
I live in Bristol, south-west England, and I'm a City-fan (NOT a `Gas-Head´!)
Haven't got a girlfriend right now, but am working on something that seems to be going down one-minute, then down again, suddenly, up through-the-roof, and then it all goes "quiet", once more...
I'm "serious" about her (not your average "jump-straight-into-bed" relationship), and I'm pretty-damn-sure she "likes" me, too. :)
I have a relatively crap job working in a timber-yard; loading and unloading with idiotic customers and all-sorts. If not for the okay pay, greatness in the Summer (being outside, and all) and "her", I'd have already quit my job for a Carpentry Aprenticeship - something I will be looking to start later this year.
I can't drive, either. But, despite having failed my test twice, now, I'm not giving up. 2003 was an absolute ssshhite year and I'm glad it's now done-with. 2004 will be much-better. And it'll be "third-time lucky", anyhow. ;)
As you may well know, I'm football-mad. I support Man United, hate Arsénal, and am enjoying the downfall of Abramovich's "Roman Empire", given how-bad it is for the game and everything. And Leeds United simply HAVE to stay in the Premiership!
I have a lot to say, but I don't say a lot [...?!?].
I'm a believer in that you should only get what you get for working as hard as you have to deserve it. The harder you work, the more you deserve - and I like to think of myself as a hard-worker.
I also believe too many people are trying to live the lives of other people, rather than their own. Or, that they are influenced too strongly by what other people have to say, and their opinions - when, what you really need to learn is that what matters is only what YOU think.
It's YOUR life, after all. Live it how YOU want to. Sod everyone else!
And, in music, I'm a big "fan" of Incubus and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Cheerio, I'll let this topic get on with its normal business.
Hmm, I'll guess I'll just avoid. Besides, I don't go out clubbing often now, it's amazing how much time you can waste on drinking and dancing.
Or go to the Uni bar (JC's) all day, get slaughtered (to the point where you can stand though, no more). Then go to Diva's
P@st@ in leaving the Forum.
Later mate, good luck with the course....
P@st@ in leaving the Forum.
Later mate, good luck with the course....
Whatever your Uni clubs like, its got to be better than Swansea's (Diva's - Ugggggh. Cheap Beer etc, but 6 deep at the bar?
If you ever go there here's a tip - If the bottles are on two for one, buy 10 (5) in one go, drink them all and then dance around like a money for the rest of the night- otherwise you'll spend three quarters of the night queueing. And thats not even mentioning the toilets....
If you ever go there here's a tip - If the bottles are on two for one, buy 10 (5) in one go, drink them all and then dance around like a money for the rest of the night- otherwise you'll spend three quarters of the night queueing. And thats not even mentioning the toilets....
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