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arcadian

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  1. you need to do Linear Algebra in second year at Aberdeen uni

    seriously' date=' the course might as well have been called "wtf maths"[/quote']

    haha, i had to do that, and a bunch of really advanced maths things when i did a college course before i decided to do chemistry instead - i could understand it all perfectly at the time, but now if i look at those sorts of things now i don't have a clue what's going on!

  2. it's not really in the 'phobia' levels, but i have an irrational fear/strong dislike of moths.

    usually on seeing one i will freak out and jump around going "aagh! a moth!" which is pretty embarrasing when there's other people around.

    i know a girl who has an actual phobia of cotton wool and she says shes actually fainted at the sight of it before. i used to keep saying i had handfuls of cotton wool to freak her out. :nono:

  3. i just found out that by forgetting to hand in my accomodation application, i won't be able to stay in the rgu halls.

    i looked at the mealmarket and it seems quite good, but the lease terms are a bit different from what i need (but i'll still probably apply).

    what other sort of places are good for students, that are fairly close to the city centre?

  4. when i drink, partly it's a sort of social acceptance thing. like even when i'm not drinking people around me seem to ply me with drink, usually the instant i finish one i have another handed to me. or if i say i don't really feel like drinking people are like 'ah, just a couple' then half the time it'll end up lot more than that.

    personalitly wise, i'm really introverted, like i only even feel like being sociable maybe 5-10% of the time, but when i drink a bit i suddenly become really outgoing 'life of the party' kind of thing, talking to everyone, making friends with complete strangers, occasional ridiculous escapades. it's kind of interesting to think about, like why can't i be so outgoing when i haven't been drinking. i think my shyness acts as a barrier and allows my inhibitions to keep me in check as it were, like i might go to say something to someone i barely know and somewhere between my brain and mouth it hits a wall and instead i come out with 'guh'.

    there can be a lot of fun had of just getting completely plastered every once in a while, like i'm pretty bad for that at parties where i usually drink to shameful extents, like the time some swedish guys challenged me to a whisky drinking contest and i downed more than half a bottle. :rolleyes:

    it's weird though, how sometimes the effects of drinking differ, like most times it increases my mood but will occasionally be really depressing.

  5. 5) . Residential speeds' date=' 30/40 etc I try and stick to religiously... dual/motorways I almost always ride above 70mph.

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    this really bugs me whenever i go home to visit my mum, whenever we're on the motorways and i drive over 70, she complains that i'm speeding and will lose my license, blah blah, but like you i always mae sure i'm at or under the limit in built up areas.

    my mum however drives about 60-65mph on motorways, but always goes like 5mph over the limit in town areas, it pisses me off so much, especially as she refuses to acknowledge that she is being hypocritical, and that her speeding in town is much worse than me speeding on motorways. grr.

    and i kind of suck at parallel parking as well, simply because i never need to do it, or at least i avoid it unless it's absolutely necessary. takes me like 5 minutes until i'm satisfied i've got it done perfectly. i think i've parallel parked maybe once that i can remember in the last 6 months.

  6. the one thing that really annys me is on motorways or duel carriageways when you go to overtake a line of cars but theres maybe a car or two in front overtaking as well doing exactly the speed limit - that doesn't bother me, i give them enough space and don't get all arsey about it - what bothers me is the fuckwit behind me who always decides it's a great idea to drive right up my arse as if that'll somehow magically shift the 3 cars in front that are doing 70mph.

    recently i had someone drive right up behind me, then when the car in front of me moved into the left lane, i sped up a bit withthe intention of pulling into the left once i felt i was far enough past the car that had just pulled over, but that wasn't enough for driving-right-up-my-arse-man, as soon as there was a car's length between me and the car i'd over taken he pulled into the left lane, cutting off that car with the intention of undertaking me. just to show him what i thought of his driving (and also to show him what a shit car he had) i waited for him to get slightly ahead of me then accelerated right past him, leaving him to have to brake for the lorry he was about to rear-end.

  7. TV should glorify class-A drugs more often.

    do you mean like that cocaine advert that's always on?

    instead of warning me away from the stuff, that ad makes me want to go find a big supply of it and snort till my septum falls out. they should come up with better adverts than that.

    and on the topic of the thread, i'd say 95% of what's on tv isn't worth watching. boo :down:

  8. do you have a bike? i found cycling really good. cheap too (if you already have one) and more intresting than a gym. apart from that' date=' i know nuthing!!

    good luck![/quote']

    hey did you find cycling in aberdeen ok? i kind of have a traffic phobia and theres lots of cars about in aberdeen. any good places to cycle traffic free? i think down by the river is the only place i know of.

    phasing fizzy juice like irn bru is a good way to help your dieting along. then work on cutting out cheese and ice cream. i tried giving up chocolate but kept getting mad sugar cravings.

    or if you're after a night out and *have* to get something from the takeaway, go for a chicken shish kebab, that with a bit of salad has only 300 calories, which isn't too bad compared to chips & cheese or a pizza.

  9. were allegro the first band to play? i liked them a lot, better than the second band to play(who were still pretty good). that first band, their singers voice sounds like someone elses i've heard, probably someone more famous, but i'm not 100% sure i'm not imagining it - any ideas?

    i was expecting a lot from cult of luna, and they didn't dissapoint, i really enjoyed their set.

    bleeding through were enjoyable, but not really my cup of tea and seemed (like was already said) a bit samey.

    great gig though

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