I have an extremely sore throat, no fever yet (though I feel like it might be on the way too). No reason to see a doctor, I think, I don't think it's the swine flu... Or at least I hope it isn't :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Maximilianus
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I have an extremely sore throat, no fever yet (though I feel like it might be on the way too). No reason to see a doctor, I think, I don't think it's the swine flu... Or at least I hope it isn't :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Maximilianus
Check the fever regularly :nod: and go see a doctor if it goes near or above 38, just in case. It's better to prevent than it is to heal :nod:Quote:
Originally Posted by Annamariah
Congrats!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
Gosh I am feeling jealous of all you students, at the same time I really need this year off soooo..
have fun!!
congratulations Scher!!!!
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Thank you all very much ladies but it is rather premature for the congratulations...Quote:
Originally Posted by Niamh
Please wish me luck and let's celebrate in June (hopefully when we all pass) :DTru dat!Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
Having said that, the engineering students keep me employed; their literacy skills are usually so poor that they end up having to take extra English classes.
Night> Why not take an OU course as well? Just for fun? Those short, taster courses are so tempting! :D
Well, engineering students make fun of us arts students, too. It's sort of a "friendly" rivalry.Quote:
Originally Posted by papayahed
I would argue but ya'll have seen my writing. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
But really who needs literacy when you have numbers????:banana:
erm, I know. Rarely do I get the chance on this board to poke at the artsy types.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanEagle
Ah, we'll leave it at that - it clearly is the ground floor though - it is labeled one, at any rate.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanEagle
^ Are you sure about that? The floor that I'm describing as the ground floor really is labeled "Ground Floor." I saw it on the floor directories.
Well, I think engineering students have good reason for that!Quote:
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Don't encourage them, Scher, they don't need any help, they can manage it all by themselves (she says, having been married to an engineer.....).
Where is JBI when you need him? Instead, he leaves me here to defend arts students on my own.
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eh, he probably just got scared and is waiting for this to get buried. ;):p
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why is it always the artsy lot and the engineers?
Im guessing maybe us social scientists are too busy just sitting back and observing you to actually participate!
I study at the faculty of arts, and I'm the first to admit that most of the studying done there is completely useless :p Not what I study, though :lol: No, seriously, translation is probably the only practical thing that can be studied there and also the only one that prepares you for working life (unless you want to become a teacher, that is :))
There are really far too many jobless people who have a master's degree from the faculty of arts, desperately looking for work, any work...