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Dream woman. Touch choice though, as I always had a thing for the deputy.

Well, I got my letter from the hospital back. My gargle test came beck negative for sperm. Great news, I was starting to worry that I'd have to go back in and get it done again. Now I'm all soup and no croutons.

I'm fairly sure it'll end with white walkers vs dragons. The people will probably all die as the whole thing is a metaphor for climate change.

Entering the final phase of the vasectomy story. Monday was the day to take in my sample, so I set the alarm early, got up and gathered the cup. Never have I done something with less enthusiasm. Once I managed to produce my feeble amount, I took it to the hospital. Should hear in 2-3 weeks if the samples is "clear". I joked with my wife that the test was actually a wee old woman who gargled the samples. She took it too far by saying "I'd do that job, but what if my dad handed in a sample?"

Congratulations! A 2:1 is harder to get than some folk think.

Season 2! Love this show. Could do with more violence and nudity, but aside from that it's cracking.

Have you ever managed to watch Hannibal whilst eating a scotch pie? I haven't.

Book spoilers

Well...didn't your courses get marked as percentages? These can be translated to grades but each should have a number. Then it's the average of these. A second thought on determining the degree outcome. For here, to get a first you must average 70% and above on your courses and also get a minimum of 70% on your final year dissertation.

"Put your hood up. I don't want your face to get frozen"

So here's the problem. The best books have been adapted now. A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons were a bit sub-par compared to the ones we have seen. I hope the TV producers take complete liberties from now on.

Depends on what courses the Uni counts as contributing to the classification. Usually this is 3rd and 4th year courses. Here, it's as simple as this: 70% + 1st class 60-69% 2:1 50-59% 2:2 40-49% 3rd class In the meetings however if a student is on the borderline (say, got 69.1%) then the lecturers discuss the student and if they feel it's right, they make the case for that student to be bumped up. This is why, in large part I say to all students on here - go to your lectures. Be engaged and talk to the lecturers. If you do that, and you make a good impression, they'll go to bat for you. If you do it all from home and don't go in, as many people on here have said they do, you won't get that. We had a student with 49.8% and nobody made the case for him to get a 2:2. He's getting a 3rd. That's because he didn't engage with the lecturers or the courses.

This is a dreadful thing. My dad was a policeman for 30 years, and I remember in the 90s a woman went in to labour in the florist's shop on the high street. Dad was on hand and delivered the baby - which was stillborn. I've never known him to be so low and depressed. He was for months and months.

Watched about 3 episodes and have given up. Just not for me. Shame, as a young boy I was hooked on Cell Block H.

Is it wrong of me to want Lester to get away with murder and framing his brother? I honestly thought that was the season finale on Sunday then saw it's back on next week. I like this.

On moving from college to uni, the staff here have said that in their experience the incoming college students are in 2 groups. Half have a good work ethic and get on with it and often outperform the students who were here for years 1 and 2. The other half find reasons not to come in, for instance we have students who come from a Glasgow college and for many coming to Edinburgh for a lecture is deemed a waste of time. These folk find the transition hard.

How do you know you narrowly missed out?

OK, here's the scene:

I'm not even entertaining the notion of getting my hopes up. We'll get a rookie manager willing to work for peanuts in the hope that he'll turn out to be good, and relying on the fact that at least 2 teams will finish below us so we can't be relegated.

DIdn't enjoy last night's so much.

Quick question - was she in Holyoaks or Corrie or something before GoT? As for the ending...oof. Made me a little queasy in the way that only Hannibal and Bones have managed before. Anyway, it's just a flesh wound.

My girl has a play doh obsession just now. She was asking for some yesterday, so the wife went on YouTube to find out how to make some home made. What she produced consisted of water, flour, salt, oil and food colouring. Trouble was it was a little more wet than the real stuff. It's gone everywhere - walls, carpets, sofas. Sticks to everything.

I didn't know until after his hearing that he had done it on another course as well. I was bloody seething about it. Another student I supervised worked his arse off for the final 3 weeks, sending me drafts at 4 am,, working every waking hour to squeak through. What this guy did was take an earlier dissertation and go through it line by line, rewording it. This brought the "plagiarism checker" score down to an acceptable level. If I hadn;t checked against his sources he would have passed no problem.

Yep.