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HIM, Nightwish, Dream Theater, Stratovarius, Theatre of Tragedy etc. etc... HIM, Nightwish, Stratovarius, eh? Can you keep up with Timo Tolkki? We keep discussing if we need another guitarist in the band (http://infidel.kicks-ass.net) and if you like that kind of stuff (and can play a bit) then may...

We're a rock band currently rehearsing with original material that really needs an enthusiastic and competent drummer to gig, record, conquer the world, make piles of cash etc. Specifically we need real drums for a CD and live set to go public after the exams - when both of our songwriters will be f...

[s] xm_peex wrote on 19:38, 25th Oct 2003: Most guys that I've dated have been of the opinion that it is compulsory for girls to go down on a guy every night, whether it's the first or the hundredth. Jeez, you date the wrong guys. I'm not for all this fairy 'intimate relationship is compulsory' nons...

[s] Bryn wrote on 12:24, 23rd May 2004: I'd like to point out that I haven't "started complaining 2 days before the exam". I asked Dr Grundy for the lecture notes way back at the beginning of term, and he said he would put them in the library 2 weeks before the exam. However, he hasn't. It does soun...

[s]n01 wrote on 11:27, 23rd May 2004:

The way I look at it, you are only raising the value of my marks by not showing up and putting in the effort, so by all means, don't show up and complain some more.


lol, someone's got the idea:)

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[s] The Kinky Monkey wrote on 11:28, 23rd May 2004: If you think elitist means most able, then most able in what means exactly? That's the tricky bit. I think it all comes down to context. Most would consider a university professor to belong to an elite. I would say a master builder, successful (obv...

[s] Bryn wrote on 06:24, 23rd May 2004: I like my 12" one though, as it is extremely portable. The 15" one is a little more of a luggable. My computer is so small, and so easy to carry to the library and such. I love it. The 15-inch one is about the size of a ringbinder (ie slightly bigger than a4) ...

[s] Unregisted User le sigh wrote on 14:08, 22nd May 2004: Try reading what I wrote. Reliability should not be talked about as if it's some unusal thing. Reliability should be expected unless otherwise indicated, so to make a song and dance about the fact that it doesn't crash sounds dumb and like y...

[s] The Kinky Monkey wrote on 10:46, 23rd May 2004: Thats incredibly elitist and its crap like you that make our country fall apart. Actually in a country where graduates struggle for any employment, while vocational workers are in such short supply that they need to be imported, if anything it's th...

[s] FieryFairy wrote on 09:59, 23rd May 2004: You have to take responsibility for your own learning now - you are no longer going to be spoonfed. Here here. Part of the value of a degree is to show that you are capable of studying off your own back - this isn't school. If you want to develop work ha...

Um, couldn't you go to the lectures? Or go to the maths library during the week (i thought all 1st years were told that the main library only stores the older maths books)? I mean, when I did those courses there wasn't even the suggestion of posting notes up anywhere and there's no notes posted for ...

[s]Steveo wrote on 12:56, 22nd May 2004:
Mac = no

Alienware = yes

End.


What a well-constructed argument. Good advice!

Sorry, last post I forgot to write:

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(does anyone else think this is a stupid thing to put on an open forum?)

I concede that MacOS 10.3 isn't truly 64-bit as yet (although it is at least partially so). Sorry, got carried away. Now, for the truly wise insight from our old man le sigh : "The fact that it is reliable is not an issue." So you wouldn't mind if the OS you were running crashed, say, every half hou...

This talk about 32-bit/64-bit processors in PCs is all mildly amusing considering this thread started about Macs especially as OS 10.3 (panther to give it its furry name) is actually optimised for 64-bit operation already, along with some of the higher end apps. The new Windows (longhorn - to give i...

[s]Anon. wrote on 16:27, 21st May 2004:

"And the only cartoon that can legitimately be called "hot" is Belle in Disney's [i]Beauty and the Beast (though the yellow dress didn't suit her at all). "[/i]

What about Jessica Rabbit (to name but one)?

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