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[s]camel club wrote on 17:21, 14th Mar 2004:
Does anyone else feel that the way that these guys have been treated, possible terrorist or not is completely abhorrent?


I guess not.

Just been reading about the treatment of the prisoners from Guantanamo Bay on the bbc website: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/3509750.stm and the guardian website: http://observer.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,6903,1168937,00.html Does anyone else feel that the way that these guys have been tre...

I agree with a lot of the things that cellarbar said. I think it must be pretty boring being a teenager in this town and sometimes us students are pretty good at rubbing it in their faces. Saying that, there are people in this world that piss me off no end and yet I dont go round assaulting them. Th...

As i said, when i first read that article, it made me feel sick. I know these people are maybe some of the most disruptive and dangerous people in the country, put that is no excuse to treat them like animals. You're right in that one of the reasons that people are sent to prison is as a punnishment...

Also found this article from last year. http://society.guardian.co.uk/crimeandpunishment/story/0,8150,1104620,00.html I had no idea that such horrible things happened in this country. Why do we protest so much about the prisoners in Guantanamo bay when things like this go on in our own country? I no...

This was printed in Sunday's Guardian. Reading it made me feel sick.

http://society.guardian.co.uk/children/ ... 18,00.html

How can we pretend to live in a civilized society when human rights violations like this go on.

A few years ago i sent some pics to be developed at boots. The pics were taken at my raisin sunday party. Unfortunately only half of them came back, the rest were deemed 'offensive'. I have to say I was a bit pissed off, but I also took it as a bit of a compliment that my party was deemed 'offensive...

I'm outside the university system and it's fine for me.

Kewl! - A dance competition..

You'll see me there..

I thought it was rather good.

ooops

[s] Ethan With wrote on 03:40, 5th Nov 2003: There's nothing about it in the terms and conditions... I would guess it comes under "Be patient - users of all ages and abilities may be taking part in the relevant Sinner community" For all you know a user could suffer from dyslesia. Pointing a spelling...

yes.. i was right..

http://www.thesinner.co.uk/messageboard ... hread=2183

For heaven's sake people, grow up!

In any case, I thought there was a rule on the sinner that you weren't allowed to post in order to correct another user's spelling or grammar.

But in the UK more heterosexual people have HIV than homosexual. The three month rule still apllies to them. How come they are allowed to donate. A heterosexual person could have unprotected sex with a different person every day and they would still be allowed to give blood. Whereas a gay man who's ...

[s] Unregisted User wrote on 22:41, 3rd Nov 2003: Give blood tomorrow at the Younger Hall. Yeah.. go on.. give blood.. that is, unless (like me) you're gay. Cos if you are, dont bother. They dont want your blood! Here's a quote from the blood.co.uk website (url at bottom of page) You should never gi...

I think that raises another question... Why doesn't ITS work weekends? oh.. and you can smile away.. but i'm fairly sure that the average student wouldn't have a clue where to start looking for information like that. They would probably start by emailing helpdesk.. oh but they cant.. can they...

The problem is that most people dont know that address. And even if they did.. The information they need is buried two links deep. To go back to my original suggestion, why doesn't ITS divert requests for the webmail site to a simple page telling people about different ways of accessing mail whilst ...

where???

I can see that the IT department in this university has got a very difficult job to do. However, nearly everyone i know has not checked their email since webmail went down. Why cant ITS post the kind of information on this thread (and others) on a page which appears when people try to access webmail...