General rant over bikes and my housemate amongst other things...

[jmc41]

petemc - cracking idea

[Will]

Originally Posted by LeperousDust

Finally i want a girlfriend, haha, i'm sick of going out and doing stupid things of a night waking up in the morning and wishing i hadn't (yeah i can change that i know!). But i wouldn't mind some nice girl helpfully wandering in to my life (yeah that easy) and just settling down a little again. I don't seem to be meeting enough people for this to happen though (well just yet anyways) . This isn't really a problem more of a woe is me moan, i'll get over this and it will sort itself out, actually tbh i'm already telling myself to stfu because i've got loads of great friends and i'm quite happy with that.

Mate you're at uni. There are more important things. a) getting your degree b) making lots of friends c) having fun d) not worrying about things.

I had a girlfriend in my first year at uni (met her over the summer before I started). Whilst we had fun I felt like I had less fun than I could have had. By my final year - which was my best year at uni, I was single, but had SO much time to have fun. I became a fully qualifies skydiver. I passed my bike test. I was the chairman of the skydiving club. I went out lots with friends, met lots of cool people, and despite not being quite the stud you are met lots of lovely girls that I've been friends with ever since. Don't try and get too heavy/serious too quickly - have fun mate. I still feel now that I just want to break free and disappear round the world a bit and just leave it all behind. But I have too much stuff going on now. Regret is not a bad thing, but don't live with regret, take it as experience.

[Blackstar]

Originally Posted by karbon

i thought everyone that lived in edinburgh was english?!?!

Like hell they are, you wegie ****

[LeperousDust]

Originally Posted by Will

Mate you're at uni. There are more important things. a) getting your degree b) making lots of friends c) having fun d) not worrying about things.

I had a girlfriend in my first year at uni (met her over the summer before I started). Whilst we had fun I felt like I had less fun than I could have had. By my final year - which was my best year at uni, I was single, but had SO much time to have fun. I became a fully qualifies skydiver. I passed my bike test. I was the chairman of the skydiving club. I went out lots with friends, met lots of cool people, and despite not being quite the stud you are met lots of lovely girls that I've been friends with ever since. Don't try and get too heavy/serious too quickly - have fun mate. I still feel now that I just want to break free and disappear round the world a bit and just leave it all behind. But I have too much stuff going on now. Regret is not a bad thing, but don't live with regret, take it as experience.

Nah you're right, i don't even know why i'm complaining about that actually i was just adding that on to make the list look bigger

[LeperousDust]

I should have ****ing moved out last year, lets put it this way

I'm going (beyond) totally mental with god forbidden flat mates atm...

Moan, moan, moan, moan, but i'm off to work, and it's my little escape i get paid for now days (can't really complain!) maybe moan more later when i get back

Love you all (again!) xx

[Garp]

Originally Posted by LeperousDust

Right thats the bike, i've fubarred my laptop because i tried cleaning the screen and the bloody window cleaner managed to get under the LCD protecter and has crept up the screen due to surface tension and heat i guess, there are now stupid lines all over it, i've tried taking it out and apart from the hairy moment when the screen went inverted colours kinda i've found out i can't fix this and nearly made it worse, lets hope that dries off...

I learnt this the hard way too, but don't use cleaning products on an LCD screen. It doesn't need it and most of them do more damage to the screen surface than you'd expect. All you need is a damp lint free cloth. Rub it over the screen a few times and jobs a good'un.

[LeperousDust]

Originally Posted by Garp

I learnt this the hard way too, but don't use cleaning products on an LCD screen. It doesn't need it and most of them do more damage to the screen surface than you'd expect. All you need is a damp lint free cloth. Rub it over the screen a few times and jobs a good'un.

Well since that post was over a year ago n00b its fine, plus the laptop has been in and out of warranty (3 times ) since then, i managed to get the screen replaced amongst other things

[Garp]

Originally Posted by LeperousDust

Well since that post was over a year ago n00b its fine, plus the laptop has been in and out of warranty (3 times ) since then, i managed to get the screen replaced amongst other things

I know.. I just kinda missed it the first time just thought it was worth mentioning.