Coeurdepirate wrote: » Right, my parents have signed me up for study from 6-10 on weekdays and 10-3 on Saturdays for May. Hopefully I'll pass the lc now? I have yet to start studying for my French oral which is on Monday. MOTIVATION, WHERE THE FÚCK ARE YOU
Eathrin wrote: » Fúck I know. I think once I'm back in school I'll get some sort of decent work ethic into me, but these holidays have gone brutally. French oral in a few days and sweet fúck all done. I'm clearing my desk tonight and going to leave a french book there to start on tomorrow afternoon. Hopefully that'll encourage me enough. I can't agree enough.Motivation cometh down upon me!
Siobhnk wrote: » Earbuds are a stupid invention. Earphones are grand but I can't see how earbuds stay in people's ears without jamming them in. Stupid. Sorry everything's annoying me today
leaveiton wrote: » I recommend you get Codes' album, it's really so good! I've heard of Little Green Cars but never actually listened to them. Heathers are great! Seen them and met them a couple of times too (I've actually met a lot of the Irish bands I like, I'm not a stalker I swear ). One time they were doing a gig in HMV and then a signing. I already had the album so I asked them to sign a birthday card for a friend who also liked them. They probably thought I was a bit mad. Other quieter, more folky (sometimes) acts I love and that I'd say are worth checking out would be the likes of Lisa Hannigan, Villagers, Fionn Regan and James Vincent McMorrow. There's really such talent on this little island!
CTYIgirl wrote: » Lads, ye're all aware that Brian Reilly is back to BriBry, yeah? Also. Men suck.
Togepi wrote: » Lucky! I love Be Good Or Be Gone by Fionn Regan, and I think I've heard a few songs by Lisa Hannigan. Never listened to James Vincent McMorrow but I downloaded some Villagers stuff ages ago to listen too. And I will definitely get the Codes album, love them! For some reason I actually really like Brendan by Little Green Cars. Their other stuff is okay but I prefer that song!
CTYIgirl wrote: » Guy I've liked for ages, he decides to tell me he likes me. Three texts later I get 'If only we weren't friends'. I'm rather annoyed, and feel like my heart's been ripped out and stood on.
leaveiton wrote: » I'd be happy to recommend songs or whatever if you want to listen to any of them more
Patchy~ wrote: » Haha I never get people saying that - they fit so nicely! They're almost airtight Normal earphones just kinda wobble or something...do I have weird ears guys?
Togepi wrote: » Yeah maybe bring it in later, I doubt it'll be too hard to bring it up. What do people think of using the subjunctive really early in the orals? I plan on using one of my subjunctive phrases when talking about my family. :cool:
Adolescenteen wrote: » Irish Oral Wednesday and haven't touched scraith idiotic pointless pictures yet! It's somewhat embarrassing that after 14 years of doing Irish in primary and secondary I'm going in to my orals more confident in French then Irish. Looking forward to that moment I come out of my French oral tuesday week knowing I never have to worry about speaking my hobbies, my school and my family in another language ever again.
Coeurdepirate wrote: » Mes parents m'énervent souvent au sujet des études, mais en fin de compte je sais qu'ils veulent que je fasse de mon mieux. If I don't get to say that il y aura la guerre.
Togepi wrote: » Très bien! But what does 'en fin de compte' mean? Is it like 'at the end of the day'?
Namlub wrote: » Recorded myself speaking french today, problem is I hate the sound of my voice being played back to me so much that I can't listen to it...
Patchy~ wrote: » I'm up early for the first time in two weeks
