Royaltrials

April 25th, called 'Hypnotize'

Now explain why it doesn't work on this one. :(

There's a few more lines around Stamford I'm sure. But I'll defo be riding next weekend, unless it's pissing down.

If you ever find yourself in Harrods, check out the Crispy Cream donut shop in the food hall. I was relucantly dragged there, thinking "how good can a doughnut be?!" In the end I bought 12 :blink:" Mmmmmm.

Saw The Killers in February (they were really f**king good) Coming up later this year: Hecate Enthroned :blink: Athlete System of a Down Audioslave V Festival Reading Festival

All outside Ascoughfee (spelling?) gardens and into the town centre. My mate lives just over the river from there in a big house. But I am nearer Stamford next saturday and it looks loads better anyways.

Anyone up for riding Stamford next saturday? I'll be up there with my bicyclette. I suppose I could be tempted to drive to Spalding but I don't fancy it as I only saw about 2 lines there (Y)"

Itchy scrot

Hi there, just wondering if any of you guys know what online ticket retailers send tickets out early? I know ticketmaster post the tickets 10-14 days before the event. I want to buy tickets for a few gigs/festivals, and get the tickets in hand ASAP. This is so I can sell them on if the line-up isn't too hot this year etc. Any ideas?

Death Cab for Cutie.

3 points for anyone who knows what mine is (Y)"

Sometimes it would be better to bite your tongue. Particularly after about 80 postive replies, it's not really worth voicing an opinion against the masses... especially on here! Although that come back was brilliant. Anyways Jonny, top production there, presents the southern UK trials scene very well.

Fat Jabba - SLC

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I've got one, it's cool. Good quality camera but you can only take 15s clips. Another good thing is I've yet to meet another person with the same phone.

Thanks for all the comments people. It was filmed in Reading, Oxford and Henley. The chip dip was a freebie from the Bikeshow, we had about 6 bottles of it. The journey home down the M40 was good fun :-" ps. click here

A nice card containing two tickets to see The Killers at Brixton Academy on the 19th Feb. Hot Fuss is her favourite album at the moment, so two tickets should be well I received I hope.

American football is good fun to play, though I dislike how it is so stop-start. Rugby is loads better, and also much more British. I hate all that fake American patriotism. On a side note: Cha-Ching!

You are cool. Yes, calculus is useless. *sigh*

Being included in the geek mafia (further maths A-Level class) at school, it's clear that these people fall into two categories... 1) Clever people. These people just listen and class and remember it all. They have a natural gift for the subjects they are studying at A-level. They do all their work, but are not geeks and tend to have a social life. Because I went to a state school, most people fell into this category. They often play sport, are popular, are head boy/prefects and have hot girlfriends. 2) Other clever people. These people listen in class, but want to answer every question that the teacher asks. They spend too much time working, and don't have any friends. They tend to hang out in groups of three, so there's always the option of ganging up on one of the other members to feel superior. Also, they can refer to their "friends" as opposed to "friend." They don't talk to girls. At uni, the 1s cope with the course and workload well, taking it all in, and sparing enough time to enjoy the student experience. The 2s will struggle more as the work becomes more advanced, and they cannot cope with the amount of swatting up required to get by. In reply to Mr. Chai: Looking at your choice of A-Level subjects, you're probably going to end up doing a science/maths based degree. Have a quick scan of this table, paying particular attention to the 'Helpful' column. Entrance requirements.

Not everyone is like that... I got an offer :P But yeah, 75% of them are like that. On the other hand, as much as they like to talk down to you, you can sit there thinking "you are a turd" and so always win.

DJ Q Bert - Paranoia

Imagine squashing the contents of your house into one room. Pretty tight huh? How about crushing your street into a shoebox? Now consider what a black hole is, a star, probably larger than this planet, squashed onto a pinhead. This single point has a huge mass, and therefore has a very strong gravitational field. Even light gets sucked in, hence the term 'black hole.' Of course, I don't know what happens when you go in there. You might get miniaturised and live in a mini universe happily. Until you die. Or something. Maybe.

All I have to add here is that your friend will enjoy being a student more at a non-Oxbridge uni. He will have to work harder at Oxbridge, but you know an Oxbridge degree is going to open doors later in life. The people I met at Oxford, there were a lot of turds. All the public school pupils seemed to know this chap from Charterhouse, Eton or Wellington. They were trussed up in their suits. However, there are cool people about, and they're not hard to find. (Y) Just out of interest, how do you find maths at the moment? Maybe consider doing further maths, it will fit in very nicely with the three subjects you have already chosen.

Bath is a shithole of a uni, don't apply there. When people say "Oh Bath, that sounds like a nice place." Well, it is, but once you take the trip up the huge hill, you'll soon see the tonnes of ugly grey concrete... it looks like Slough. The campus is tiny and all the students' nights out were organised in Bristol. Apply to Bristol (Y)"