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never ben to either but thought i would post bc i studied Nepal for an internship at the CSTPV here. The place is very dangerous at the moment with a full scale guerilla war raging throughout much of the country (especially the countryside and the mid west areas). Kathmandu has managed to escape muc...

Quoting Eliot Wilson from 10:35, 9th Jul 2005 God bless Professor Wilkinson. Those years of research and scholarship are really paying off. [hr] Bill and Ted beat the Grim Reaper at Twister Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes." Death: "Don't patronise ...

*I never said they are going to be sucessful or that it would be easy in any way - just that a change in policy is their more likely goal than the entire disruption/ destruction of western "civilisation" * Of course it isn't democratic they haven't asked the London people to vote to decide whether o...

ps - don't take my signature to be insensitive (I DO NOT CONDONE IN ANY WAY THE LONDON BOMBINGS)

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"A revolutionary and an ardent patriot, he is a fighter for his country's liberation" - Marighella on the Urban Guerrilla

Quoting mwsoccer3 from 15:39, 7th Jul 2005 Quoting Gealle from 14:48, 7th Jul 2005 Could be Blair... I mean... He REALLY wants those I.D. cards to be brought in... And how else could he get British public support for the next American war crime - sorry, liberation - somewhere in the middle East? Re...

ok my map of the axis power's domination of the world wasn't displayed there. it can be found at: http://baby.indstate.edu/gga/gga_cart/78927.jpg
[hr]"A revolutionary and an ardent patriot, he is a fighter for his country's liberation" - Marighella on the Urban Guerrilla

sorry im not really a fascist...just a minor elitist...

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[hr]"A revolutionary and an ardent patriot, he is a fighter for his country's liberation" - Marighella on the Urban Guerrilla

paul, you speak of "justified" and "unjustified" wrath or anger... well, no anger god has is justified - he made the world - he made the rules, and not only did he create human nature, but he also gave us free choice: he created chocolate, but made it fattening he created the orgasm, but also STDs y...

Gargunnock, Stirlingshire, Scotland. What a place.


[hr]"A revolutionary and an ardent patriot, he is a fighter for his country's liberation" - Marighella on the Urban Guerrilla

[s] Miz Manda wrote on 22:53, 17th Mar 2005: Is that the European Integration module? Im guessing beano is referring to IR 3004 International Political Economy. Dr Watson also does European integration but i dont know the module code sorry... IR 3004 is actually an interesting course - if only becau...

[s] Cain wrote on 17:04, 17th Mar 2005: [s] quarterstaff wrote on 16:36, 17th Mar 2005: [i] glad to see you are concerned with the views of all the students who are your constituents, miss association socs officer. How is Tweedle Dum one of Liliputian's consituents from her role as Association Socie...

al, by paying someone to do a job for you you are employing them. thats why in the service industry we have this little phrase "the customer is always right" it was realised in the private sector long ago that if an employer, such as a company is the one who gives an employee money for a job they do...

[s] amac wrote on 12:53, 3rd Mar 2005: It wasn't a penalty but I think you're overestimating the ability of Scottish referees. I can think of plenty of examples where Rangers have been denied decent claims for penalties etc... The referees are all fairly shit - but equally shit across the board! sor...

you forgot their philosophy... french philosophy has been rather unique, starting with Descartes, and now becoming a particularly fascinating existentialism. and their food is amazing - the invention of the gastronomic system... and PROPER sauces! and the chef hierachy... the french INVENTED the eco...

(1) Paris is French, Paris is the most beautiful city in the world. Although to be honest i haven't been to the overwhelming majority of the others! Champs Elysee, Arc de Triomphe, Tour Eiffel, Place de la Concorde, Monmartre, Sacre Coeur, Moulin Rouge, Jardins de Luxembourg, Notre Dame, Palais du L...

Thanks - i'll be at the 7.30 one (im not an early bird). I'll be trying to predict who the sinners are too!


[hr]"A revolutionary and an ardent patriot, he is a fighter for his country's liberation" - Marighella on the Urban Guerrilla

Could anyone please tell me what time the Ash Wednesday (tomorrow) mass is at the local St James Roman Catholic Church? i know this might be a completely random Q but i thought hey why not ask, someone might know. [hr]"A revolutionary and an ardent patriot, he is a fighter for his country's liberati...

[s] Mr_Big_Dave wrote on 01:10, 7th Feb 2005: I strongly disagree with Novium! Look at countries like France where children start drinking with their parents from the age of 5!!! They don't have many problems with alcohol abuse among their kids! (although a lot of people die on the roads- but thats ...

I should be graduating in the summer (assuming all goes well) and im realising that i have to crack on with plans for afterwards. Can anyone tell me how useful they find the careers service's "guidance" interviews and if they just expect you to do all of the groundwork yourself. Another issue is tha...

Like the first response i would first say that i know of quite a few people who didn't make the grade first semestre but were able to redeem themselves later. Its a case of contacting the relevant dept +/or advisor and finding out the specfic conditions for honours entry and how the rules can be ben...