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Lawliet wrote: »

And that's why it shouldn't be used, first world problems is a dodgy enough phrase as it implies people from underdeveloped countries don't have the same desires for technology and convenience. But now its going a step further to imply that people who may be from the same socioeconomic background don't because of their skin colour? That's pretty messed up.

I think that's a bit over the top to be honest.

My head/sinuses are in such a mess. One minute my nose is running, the next one half is blocked, the next it's all blocked and I have to breathe through my mouth. This has made my lips really dry and cracked and all red around them. They look twice their usual size and it looks like I've had botched plastic surgery. Not a good look. During choir earlier my head got so blocked and the notes were so high I could feel th epressure building inside my head and it actually felt like it was gonna explode...also not good considering that we've a competition next week.

Better get the tissues out.:(

have to write a powerpoint presentation for a module. I have no idea what to do and my group never bothered showing up to this lab.

I just got shít on by a bird. I'm only on the first of two buses home and I've to go into a few shops on the way home. Ewwwwww.

Edit: Why are you guys thanking this? That's just mean, I got pooped on!

*Must not abuse mod powers*

>.<

Aoifey! wrote: »

There's so much work to do with my sister I don't even know where to start, she's missed way more than I thought. Also, second year maths is so much different than I remember.

Welcome to Project Maths. You'll hate it.

Galway giving the rest of us(students) a bad name yet again... The government need to look no further than this for their argument to reintroduce fees.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFzSfdtCqPg&feature=player_embedded#!

Hairycopper wrote: »

The grass is always greener in the other side.

*le sigh*

/looks over wall
Not true. They have a patio

College night out tonight and I decided to curl my hair since I had a day off today and it takes forever.

Unfortunately it now resembles an irish dancing wig.Lordy these curls better drop but since theres a new hole in the ozone layer above me from this amount of hairspray I doubt it!


not me incase anyone gets confused!

wnolan1992 wrote: »

Galway giving the rest of us(students) a bad name yet again... The government need to look no further than this for their argument to reintroduce fees.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFzSfdtCqPg&feature=player_embedded#!

It's not just Galway.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rLVV256lqg&feature=share

M&S* wrote: »

Had a really vivid dream and woke up thinking it had happened but it didn't. It never will and my dream has decided to remind me of that! :mad:

Oh I remember those dreams... luckily I spent a year using alcohol to blot them from my mind.


Not again today... no energy, feeling like absolute shít... broke out in a sweat in lecture and thought I'd pass out... not sure whether or not to go to my next two lectures or just go back to bed. Don't think I'd survive a lecture in Schrodinger right now.


And to make matters worse, the project load has sneaked up on me, and now I'm panicking over the amount there is to do. And I wanted to have a good Charity Week, but it looks as if I'll only have one night out all that week. Grrr..... LM110, Y U NO EASY?

Insect Overlord wrote: »

Ah great, now ye're getting me nervous about UL's Charity Week.

Me too.... Really hope none of that shíte happens here this year.... last year's went off pretty successfully (don't remember any incidents worth talking about) and was great craic... but the residents are looking for any excuse to get it cancelled on us. And to be fair, if crap like that happens then I'd be inclined to agree with them.

Aoifey! wrote: »

I don't really know where I stand on cancelling them. Whilst there were a lot of problems at WIT RAG week with the riots and what not, there was still over 20,000 raised for the charities and it'd be shame to stop that. And compared to the amount of people who took part in the RAG week events, the amount that caused problems was minuscule.

Yeah, I'm conflicted as well. Last year's Charity Week (I'm calling it that because we have to on ULFM and I'm trying to break the RAG Week habit ) in UL was so great. Everyone was just chilling out around campus with a few beers, watching the acts, getting involved, having a laugh. And there was so much money raised as well.

I could also see there being a lot more trouble if it were cancelled. Again, just using the UL example, this year we're having a festival type thing on Wednesday with four stages, a load of acts and a late bar. So we'll say 500 people go to that, that's 500 less people on campus rather than in the city causing trouble.


Dunno, just makes me angry that the twats out there could easily end up spoiling the entire thing for everyone else just because they want to use it as an excuse to get belligerent and cause hassle.

All the food in the canteen was already put away and I didn't wanna be awkward so I just got tea and biscuits. I'm soo hungry