Thread: Heddiw dda i chi o Gymru (Good day to you from Wales)

Originally Posted by MrPeters

Night Ed enjoy the early morning start!

Thanks, I should be going to sleep, but I only half feel tired, so might stick around a bit.

Hey Pete, how was the first few days of colllege, have you gardened the crap out of anything yet?
Sorry for borrowing your thread Damon, I can't recall the thread Pete was talking about that on.

man it was excruciatingly boring, just doing induction stuff. i had to write my gcse results on 7 different forms, i was given a 15 min explanation of how to use a diary. i waited 4 hours for a 1 on 1 tutorial with my lecturer just to be told he ran out of time and couldnt do it. was nice meeting everyone though, i think i have a really nice class

on monday is when we start for real so i am much more looking forward to that

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Originally Posted by bombay

man it was excruciatingly boring, just doing induction stuff. i had to write my gcse results on 7 different forms, i was given a 15 min explanation of how to use a diary. i waited 4 hours for a 1 on 1 tutorial with my lecturer just to be told he ran out of time and couldnt do it. was nice meeting everyone though, i think i have a really nice class

on monday is when we start for real so i am much more looking forward to that

So at least you have been shown where the toilets, canteen, and muster points are I thought all you young folk used your phones as a diary/calendar, I much prefer a paper diary, or bits of masking tape stuck to my phone case even (dont laugh I really do that sometimes)

Originally Posted by edhewitt

So at least you have been shown where the toilets, canteen, and muster points are I thought all you young folk used your phones as a diary/calendar, I much prefer a paper diary, or bits of masking tape stuck to my phone case even (dont laugh I really do that sometimes)

ofcourse i dont use my phone, im old school. otherwise we wouldnt be talking on this forum

Originally Posted by bombay

ofcourse i dont use my phone, im old school. otherwise we wouldnt be talking on this forum

I bet your so old school that you have one of the old indesructible rubber cased Nokias, they were a brilliant phone. And EVERYONE had a Nokia charger.
While it is true that the fact that you are old school may be why we are talking on this forum, I would prefer to think its because we find each other interesting, I have to say that if you hadn't of told me I wouldn't of guessed you were only 23.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Ahhhh, that's a beautiful thing. (teary emoticon) I am a ludite, hence the description of the emoticon I want.

Ed, finally another self admitted ludite! Luddites Unite! all we can loose is our cell phones!

Ed i do find you interesting, daft minds think alike. i was meaning if i wasnt old school i wouldnt use a straight razor hence not being on this forum, hence not talking to interesting people.

my phone is some samsung thing my mum ordered for me from a deal with the broadband, otherwise i wouldnt even have one

Originally Posted by bombay

Ed i do find you interesting, daft minds think alike. i was meaning if i wasnt old school i wouldnt use a straight razor hence not being on this forum, hence not talking to interesting people.

my phone is some samsung thing my mum ordered for me from a deal with the broadband, otherwise i wouldnt even have one

i know what you meant, I was being cheeky. You will grow to realise that my sense of humour is sometimes slightly not funny.
I have a standing arrangement with a few of the folk here that if we are upset we will say explicitly or we can consider it all good.
I remember back in the Nokia days which were also the heady days of young love and youth, having no phone weekends, they were refreshing. It would be harder now.
Shoukdnt you be at the pub or something? Its Saturday afternoon after all. Perhaps you could get umbrella man out and find a way to disable him, thus reducing competition in your class.