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Well I watched "Withnail and I" recently ... nuff said ... though a cool way to cook a chicken.

Maybe a bitter cynic here ... that's my disclaimer. I know relationships can be talked about in rationality, but that emotions tend to run them, and they aren't rational. But ... Please just be thankful that you have someone at all. Rationality: I know it's hard to let someone go, especially when th...

I've been waiting for ages to get the one I want. I'm familiar with the bus, I'm happy to travel with it wheresoever it may go, and am sure the journey would be wonderful. I recognise the bus as being quite possibly the best bus one could ever hope to catch, and have said as much to the relevant par...

Just bear in mind that people who ask to be with quiet people will probably be put together, likewise smokers, etc.. If you don't honestly think you would qualify as quiet, don't put it down, because you'd be likely to get into difficulties if you were put with someone else who'd asked to be with a ...

Oh how I've missed being in St. Andrews and on this site regularly! Tired and Highway - brilliant! As for the original question ... Please, please, pleeeeeeease refrain from ever using the term "cadlelight suppers". Just some well-meant advice. If you're a Brit (especially), you may be familiar with...

So ... I was reading the thread requesting acronyms of some sort for the Sinner, and I got to thinking that the site might also like a nice catchy catchphrase or two. Any ideas? I've not got as a starting point, but a mixed selection of five off the top of my head (I don't claim that these are any g...

Try contacting hte national association for providing acronyms to give descriptive names to charities and other organisations:

NAFPATGDNTCAOO

Old joke, but nonetheless tired.

I finished my time in Regs last year, but I still have many friends there, and I'm sure I'd have heard some complaint by now if they were making htem all move out at Christmas. Of course, you've had yoru acommodation info by now, and I haven't, so you're in the position of knowledge here. In my last...

[li]What are the largest foreigner groups in St Andrews? In order, biggest first: - English, Norther Irish, American, Scottish, German, the rest of Europe, Asians, everyone else, Welsh [li]And how high is the percentage of Scottish students? - minimal, or at least it seems like that. [li]Are there F...

Is anyone in Lower College Hall at 7.30 who would like to swap to be in Upper College Hall instead (still at 7.30)?

A friend and I are upstairs at 7.30 and loads of our friends are downstairs ... anyone else in a similar situation please e-mail direct or post here.

AFter long consideration, I can now answer some age old questions of the University of St. nadrews, namely: - why is it that the amount of work I do for an essay or exam seems to bear no relation to my grade? - why a 20-point scale? - why is there so much confusion over the mark system? - why do all...

Well they're really enforcing it this year. No liquids, whatever they may be. Fair enough, people who chuck slime, baked beans, flour, etc., could be stopped on "cleaning-up" grounds. However, water, lemonade, champagne?! Surely all that will happen is that more celebrations will happen throughout t...

Surprisingly, I am one of the numerous people called "James" here in St. Andrews. Slight imagination-lack I'm afraid. However, on a lot of other occasions requiring a screen name I am known as "Thump Jingle" which is the sound made by a Morris dancer falling down a hill. Can't remember why I decided...

[s] Pilmour Boy wrote on 12:14, 19th May 2003: [s] kensson wrote on 12:07, 19th May 2003: [i] [s] Neferet wrote on 12:04, 18th May 2003: [i] Alfie, where Sue had had "had had," had had "had"; "had had" had had the teacher's approval. Bravo! I was thinking this morning, you could contrive even longer...

I can definitely recommend Miss Pinky as cute indeed. I met her through another thread on here, and we have met up. She's fun, makes good conversation, enjoys going for walks and, as has been covered already, definitely qualifies as cute (whether you go for looks or personality or, as most seem to, ...

The two who said it can't be done are right, as was explained: to run 2 in 30 minutes means that the last mile must be run in no time at all.

Bob is running a 3 mile fun run. He looks at his watch after two miles and thinks, "Argh! I've only averaged 4 miles per hour, and I wanted to average 6 mph. I'll have to speed up!" He speeds up to try to get his average down. How fast must he run the final mile to average 6 miles per hour overall?

The hotel bill thing's confusing, as has been said, I think, because 27 = 3 x 9 = 25 + 2 ... and the way it's worded makes you think of the wrong one.

And another - who cares?
There are many reasons for being a virgin, and I don't see why anyone should think that someone else's being a virgin is a problem.

[s] RichZ wrote on 12:50, 18th May 2003: And: TRUE STATEMENTS: A. The number of false statements here is one. B. The number of false statements here is two. C. The number of false statements here is three. D. The number of false statements here is four. Which of the above statements is true? Assumin...