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Quoting Tweedle-Dum from 19:22, 24th Jan 2006 Quoting Normanhouse from 17:54, 24th Jan 2006 Staffing levels in British supermarkets are not suffeciant for this kind of pleasantry. Then they should raise staffing levels. [hr] Tetragrammaton is a four letter word. Couldn't agree more. Quoting novium ...

Nuts in salad (allergy)

Seeds in salad (why?)

Fruit in salad (apart from tomatoes)

Missy Elliot.

Er, thats it....

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you really should visit http://www.metalbearabroad.com . Just trust me.

Quoting David Bean from 12:57, 24th Jan 2006 Personally, the phraseology I would use in these situations is "What would you like?", "Would you like me to pack your bags?", etc. Less absurd than "need", and less imperative and resentful-sounding than "want", but rather implying some sense of co-oper...

Quoting David Bean from 12:57, 24th Jan 2006 Personally, the phraseology I would use in these situations is "What would you like?", "Would you like me to pack your bags?", etc. Less absurd than "need", and less imperative and resentful-sounding than "want", but rather implying some sense of co-oper...

Quoting David Bean from 12:57, 24th Jan 2006 Personally, the phraseology I would use in these situations is "What would you like?", "Would you like me to pack your bags?", etc. Less absurd than "need", and less imperative and resentful-sounding than "want", but rather implying some sense of co-oper...

Quoting David Bean from 12:57, 24th Jan 2006 Personally, the phraseology I would use in these situations is "What would you like?", "Would you like me to pack your bags?", etc. Less absurd than "need", and less imperative and resentful-sounding than "want", but rather implying some sense of co-oper...

2. Was there anything you wish you had know before you left for school? Yes, I wish that I had known before I had left, that in the UK we don't call our higher education establishments "school", we call it University or even Uni. Schools are for children. Sorry, a bit penicaty, but hey, you don't wa...

Right,

Here's a problem for you sinners! I have just graduated and, rather regretably, my initial "no exams ever again" high has passed.

How can I smuggle myself back into University?

Come on, help me out here guys!

[s]rae wrote on 12:25, 14th Jun 2003:
Canada!

They love Brits there. And it's dirt cheap if you're bringing over ££.


Actually, thats a serious possibility. Would like to work in a ski resort somewhere but I'm a bit scared of the logistics of arranging it all.

Oh...I'm so jealous. I wish my biggest problem was working out which hall I would be in next year. At least you guys know which town you are going to be in. I'm graduating in two weeks and I've got no idea where to go after that. All I know is that I can't go home (allergic to my parents) and can't ...

Oh...I'm so jealous. I wish my biggest problem was working out which hall I would be in next year. At least you guys know which town you are going to be in. I'm graduating in two weeks and I've got no idea where to go after that. All I know is that I can't go home (allergic to my parents) and can't ...

Any instances of peoples degree classification changing from when it was originally viewed?

Sorry, but I think it'll all depend on which side of the building your room is on. Facing away from the transmitter means, quite simply, no signal at all. In anycase an indoor ariel and digital tv are not exactly the posh and Becks of televisual marriages. Even with an external ariel you'll get brea...

Are peoples results comming back at the same grade as when they dissappeared?