How do you pick out the First Year Students (2 Viewers)

[MaNiElla]

I'm in second year and it will be a beautiful day when I graduate lol

Yeah, im looking forward to it too, it'll certainly be a marvellous day, lol ^_^

 

[historykidd]

- They seem to think their UAI matters.
- They seem to think we older students care about it.
- Often as not, alcohol goes straigt to their head.
- Probably because their new-found sense of independence did the same thing and they have no idea how to control it.
- They're arrogant little berks.
- The males all seem to think college life is like that shown in American Pie or similar film and bring 12 boxes of condoms (don't ask me how I know this).

Did your UAI suck Argo?

Is that why you are at some shithouse uni?

 

[williamc]

- - Often as not, alcohol goes straigt to their head.).

lol that may have been the case years ago, when the age people started drinking was like year 11 or 12. Times have changed, and by the time you have completed high school these days you have learnt how to drink alcohol.

- - They're arrogant little berks.).

i was thinking opposite. As a whole, the asian and indian race tend to be more intraverts than extraverts.

- - The males all seem to think college life is like that shown in American Pie or similar film and bring 12 boxes of condoms (don't ask me how I know this).

wow.

 

[blakegman]

- They seem to think their UAI matters.
- They seem to think we older students care about it.
- Often as not, alcohol goes straigt to their head.
- Probably because their new-found sense of independence did the same thing and they have no idea how to control it.
- They're arrogant little berks.
- The males all seem to think college life is like that shown in American Pie or similar film and bring 12 boxes of condoms (don't ask me how I know this).

Because you did it ?

 

[ObjectsInSpace]

The above comments were a slight exaggeration. Point is that a lot of the guys think they're going to get laid only to become sorely disappointed.

Did your UAI suck Argo?

No, I didn't actually. It was 80-something; I can't remember exactly what. Only reason I remember that much is because I had a deal going with my parents.

Is that why you are at some shithouse uni?

Have you been to Armidale lately? Don't judge what you can't see.

 

[MaNiElla]

lol @ all those 1st years getting offended

 

[Thought Shark]

lol that may have been the case years ago, when the age people started drinking was like year 11 or 12. Times have changed, and by the time you have completed high school these days you have learnt how to drink alcohol.

Not everyone drinks through high school, buddy.

And a lot of people still can't handle alcohol, no matter their experience. It's just the way their bodies react.

 

[scarybunny]

Also, I think they might go overboard more often, most of them being recently 18 so they're like "WOO legal alcohol!"

 

[Thought Shark]

Also, I think they might go overboard more often, most of them being recently 18 so they're like "WOO legal alcohol!"

Hey that's me.

 

[Doomah]

they ask questions during lectures

 

[scarybunny]

they ask questions during lectures

YES this shits me. Just shut up and ask questions in the tute. Mature age students are major source of this also, except that they might tell an anecdote. We don't care about your children, we want the lecturer to actually get in all the information, rather than spending 10 minutes talking about your kids.

OR they think they're soo smart so they argue with the lecturer.

 

[Evilo]

they ask questions during lectures

they actually go to lectures

 

[Doomah]

- they bring a whole range of colored pens. line them up on the desk.

- they are constantly txt'ng on thier phone

 

[GreenLeaf]

They ask the tutor if they may go to the toilet.

They call the tutor "miss", "sir" or "mum"

 

[Evilo]

mum? serious?

 

[GreenLeaf]

he may have said "ma'am" but 'mum' was more amusing

 

[Evilo]

lol fair enough

 

[blakegman]

Not everyone drinks through high school, buddy.

And a lot of people still can't handle alcohol, no matter their experience. It's just the way their bodies react.

I dare say at least 90% of people from my own personal experience which covers quite a few schools would be drinking by at least 16. In public schools today u have kids doing cones in year 8 as a regular occurance. hell there were people who did lines of speed on the table during history when i was in year 10.

 

[Graney]

Times have changed, and by the time you have completed high school these days you have learnt how to drink alcohol.

Learning is a lifelong process

 

[Iheartpaulfrank]

1. I like France (enough IMO)
2. France has big chemical companies there.

You think the French are in need of any philosophers or psychologists, eh?