Yer Maw Has a Sac.
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No but I was sharing. Thats what this thread is for, now f**k off.
Sorry, I was sharing. Thats what this thread is for...
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Was gagging to play some poker and place a bet on the football. 96 without it is not bad I guess but I just dont want to lose control again.
Does anyone give a f**k?
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People who take pictures of themselves with the aid of a mirror. It's just bent.
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Anywhere i can watch movies online?
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There are a huge amount of cancellations though.
Eastern Airways was transfered to Dundee, I repeat Eastern Airways was transfered to Dundee.
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Was snowing very heavily in Perth around 30 minutes ago, still very closed in.
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Yeah, I'm not going to take Advanced, don't want the same to happen to me.
What you taking now instead?
As Dave_Binos said do what you enjoy, hense why I ruled out Geography.
Going to do either a sports managemnt course or Physical education at Edinburgh.
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I'm hoping to do Geography at either Glasgow or Edinburgh. I'd be happy to go to either, or even somewhere like Aberdeem if I had to, I was just wondering if anyone had any advice on the matter.
Cheers.
I was thinking of Geography. However I've already ruled it out after enduring months of agony and tediousness in Adv Higher, which is year one university level.
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The Fourth Kind 4/10
Wierd, disturbing film.
Load of bollocks though.
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Good eh
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Goooooooo Diglet.
Diglet-digDiglet Diglet-digDiglet
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Pokemon, gotta catch them all.
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When you bite in to an apple and find out that it's not as soft as one thought.
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I'm a member of the wardening team at Pollock Halls. It's one of the best in the UK and has won awards. It's not cheap: but no uni accommodation in Edinburgh is (whatever the uni). Overall myself and most students find the Pollock experience excellent - it's good quality rooms, good quality food, excellent facilities on site, 15-20 mins walk from main Humanities site & Unions (George Square) / 25 mins from Science (Kings Buildings) / city centre 30 mins / on main bus routes, Commonwealth Pool adjacent one side + Holyrood Park/Arthurs Seat on the other.
I'm in Chancellor's Court (built in 2003) which is en-suite and about ~£6,000 a year. We've got 550 rooms - and over 700 students (because some of the rooms are bunked therefore lots cheaper). It's like a decent hotel, tbh, it's used as a conference hotel in the summer and you're looking at something far plusher than a Travelodge etc.
John Burnett is brand new, mostly en-suite/mostly single block of about 200 students; costs in excess of £6,000 a year. It's full of all the yahs/hooray-henrys since it's most expensive - only block site I'd recommend avoiding.
At the bottom of the site is Holland House, with about 400 ensuite single rooms, costing somewhere over £5,000 a year. Masson House (~150 students) is a small block, mainly ensuite, all single... costing about £5,000 a year.
There are then 5 non-ensuite, all single blocks, all of about 250 students: Ewing, Baird, Turner, Lee and Grant... I'm not well up on the costs of these but I guess you're talking around the £4,000 mark as they're not en-suite.
You get free access to the Refectory (dinners 7 days a week; breakfast Mon-Fri; brunch Sat & Sun); it's eat all you like (no points cap), and the food is decent and a very wide choice. Just rebuilt over the summer so tip-top facilities. The site also has a computer lab, a shop, bar, squash courts, hall (ceilidhs etc.) and each house have their own common rooms, pantries (communal social spaces with microwave/fridge/toaster and so on). We've a music room in Chancellor's!! Your room gets cleaned once a week / bin emptied daily Mon-Fri / bed linen can be exchanged twice a week. Each house has it's own laundry for doing your clothes. The wardens are friendly
...At the bottom of the site is Fraser Court, that is self-catered flats (not en-suite per room). Costs under £3,000.
Thanks for that!
Can i ask what you are studying?
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Think I'm going to Edinburgh Uni next year, really liked the set up. Thought that the sporting facilities on offer were fantastic, far superior too those at Stirling which I felt were very Impressive. I went to the open day, however didn't have time to visit the accomodation as i was heading back for the Saints game. Anyone staying in halls currently/have done in the past? Would like a a persoanl opinion rather than the usual drivel in the handouts etc..
Cheers.
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I need some opinions here from you all. Should I when I go to uni:
Commute, so basically go home at the end of the day. OR
Stay in the halls/a flat.
Also, has anyone been to Abertay/Napier Universities? What was/is it like?
cheers
Abertay you might get away with commuting. Napier I would most definitely stay in halls/flat, Edinburgh is a nice city to live in.
Why didn't you go to the open days?
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Going to see that Michael Jackson film tonight. Anyone already seen it?
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Anyone at Edinburgh Uni doing Sports Management and Recreation?
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Thats either love or obsession.
No, It's just showing my superiority over you.
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Good evening
Good Evening? And do not say it's a greeting.
From now on, whatever DB62 changes his display name too, I'm putting real infront of it.
EDIT: do not
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Wasnt me!
I'm the real Penman.
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Five For Fighting - Superman.
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Will be going to Uni next year. Been to the Edinburgh and Stirling open days and felt Edinburgh was far superior, I was very suprised in to how advanced the sport aspect was. Very Impressive.
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That sounds amazing...
Where did you go?
Mcdonalds.
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Do it, man, no one gives a f**k.