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Jordan Posted Jan 31, 2003
(Only problem is, the price goes up every week... 
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- Jordan
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PQ Posted Jan 31, 2003
If your planning on going to uni get an HSBC student bank account, up until september (and probably for the next few yrs) they were offering a 4 yr student rail card (1/3 off fares except during peak when you have to pay a minimum but you should still get somesort of discount)...the cash alternative is £50 but the railcard is a much better deal because if you've got it your more likely to use it.
To get a young persons railcard go here: they are £18 a yr (so £72 for 4 yrs) and anyone under 25 is eligable (also mature students).
http://www.youngpersons-railcard.co.uk/
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Feb 1, 2003
Hmmmm what do you have to do to qualify as a "mature student" I wonder?
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Sergeant Mushroom Posted Feb 1, 2003
A mature student? How can you get to Uni fi your not all grownded up?
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Feb 2, 2003
Whenever I hear the word "mature" it makes me think of smelly cheese
Although "mature" is better than "elderly" - when I was pregnant with Andrew I was listed as an "elderly primip"
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Feb 2, 2003
and that was 10 years ago!
I guess at 37 I was an elderly expectant mum.
I'm a young grandma though
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Researcher 159112 Posted Feb 2, 2003
My mum had my brother when she was 36, and I still don't reckon she's old!!! The hospital did though ...
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Feb 2, 2003
My mum was 44 when she had her last baby.
That was hard work...
In yesterday's paper was a story about a woman aged 58 who's had a baby after IVF treatment.
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PQ Posted Feb 2, 2003
Mature student...over 21
But to get the railcard you need to have proof from the uni/college concerned - either a letter or a registration card
If you want cheap rail travel get hold of a wheelchair and use old fashioned trains....if you stay in the chair for the whole journey in the guards van then you travel half price.
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Feb 2, 2003
Blimey, you've done your research!
Only one question, what do you do with the wheelchair the other end?
Abandon it and off?
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Ek* this space intentionally left blank *ki Posted Feb 3, 2003
20 days from now what will be my final Young Persons Railcard expires ... you know you're old when that happens ... ...
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Doctor Devoid......an Earth-bound misfit. Posted Feb 3, 2003
Oh, ouch, that is painful. I sympathise.
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Jordan Posted Feb 4, 2003
Babe, I mourn for the people that will die in Iraq. It'll be a lot more than seven.
- Jordan
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Feb 4, 2003
I mourn for every war casualty, every life lost untimely.
I pray for world peace.
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Dr Anthea - ah who needs to learn things... just google it! Posted Feb 6, 2003
thair is no point in war
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Jordan Posted Feb 6, 2003
I'm more distressed that civillians with /no/ choice over the current circumstances are going to die. The astronauts at least made a decision knowing that there could be dangerous consequences.
- Jordan
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