This is the Message Centre for toybox
students
master of muppets Started conversation Mar 9, 2003
I read you think students should be treated like cattle, but you were obviously a student if you have a phd.So do you think that you yourself should be treated like cattle when you were a student?
No offence meant (the Y of iron?)
toybox Posted Mar 10, 2003
Oh no, I certainly don't think so. It actually reflected the way I personnaly felt: for I went last week to see a series of lectures somewhere in Lyons (which is quite a trip from here) and got slightly upset as the organisation was, say, unperfect (basically they cancelled one course - the one that I was actually interested in
No offence meant (the Y of iron?)
toybox Posted Mar 10, 2003
Oh, and I'll change that part of my researcher name momentarily 
.
No offence meant (the Y of iron?)
toybox Posted Mar 11, 2003
And also, I don't have a phd yet (I'm still a student). I do hope I'll get it by the end of the year 
.
No offence meant (the Y of iron?)
master of muppets Posted Mar 16, 2003
No offence to you also , but i must admit it think you is a chimp.................. chimp chimp chimp chimp chimp cchimpc hicmo`chimpc hicpklf col x
No offence meant (the Y of iron?)
master of muppets Posted Mar 21, 2003
SORRY FOR CALLING YOU A CHIMP.I didnt really mean it at all that was extremly childish of me.i think your right about actors though. i hope i am forgivin by yourself sorry again.
No offence meant (the Y of iron?)
toybox Posted Mar 21, 2003
It's all right. No probs with being childish.
As for actors, it's not my own opinion (I have none about it).
Got to 
now (lunch time. I'm starving!)
i am sorry
master of muppets Posted Mar 28, 2003
well seeing as you seem to be ok with me can i ask you a few q's. so what are you studying? if you have told me i must apologise for my sieve like brain. and how old are you and what do you like doing ?
No probs with it. Don't worry.
toybox Posted Mar 28, 2003
Well my brain is also just like a sieve (or a Swiss cheese, the one with holes in it).
What am I studying? Rings of fractions of enveloping algebras (which are just kind of non-commutative polynomial rings, in some sense). I am 26 and I love spending hours on hootoo, and watching movies, and cooking. When I have a little time left on my hands, I sometimes do work a little on my PhD thesis 
.
Tell me more about you, researcher 220884. As far as I can remember from your personal space, you're Scottish and studying biology, are you not?
why yes.
master of muppets Posted Apr 1, 2003
Yes i am studying biology, but i dont have to think about it much for two weeks. I am off on holiday yee haa.Well im 24 got 1 child like reading and i attempt to play the guitar.Thats about it for now i dont want to bore you. So where are you form.?
why yes.
toybox Posted Apr 3, 2003
Bore me? Impossible!
From Reims in France, a hundred miles northeast to Paris, right in the 
country. Currently in Edinburgh though 
.
why yes.
master of muppets Posted Apr 23, 2003
sorry not replied sooner been a bit busy and out the country. So are you french then were you born in france? Are you just here to study then?
Born and bred
toybox Posted Apr 24, 2003
No probs with being late posting on this thread. I spend much less time online now, for I have to finish my PhD first and I'm quite late with it 
.
I was born and bred in here. I would rather go and live in Edinburgh, though; but I have too little imagination to go on and move anywhere 
.
Born and bred
master of muppets Posted Apr 30, 2003
I am sure you will maage to finish your phd is it this year you are meant to finish. I finish college in june and its not too bad im getting there. I hear edinburgh life is good what do you say?
Born and bred
toybox Posted May 2, 2003
Thank you for your nice comment about my phd 
.
Edinburgh life is my idea of paradise, but my view is most certainly biased, or clouded by the mists of 
, and the fact all the people I've met there are fantastic . In the few moments I was sober I seem to remember it to be a nice-looking city, quite small and unhectic for a capital, and still nicely busy. I like the idea of being located next to the sea as well. Also they have a terrific botanical garden.
Nevertheless, it is said that traffic wardens have been real wild for a couple of years now. I was told the story of a rubbish truck that got stuck on a street because its engine broke down and got a ticket. Another story involved an ambulance that was parked in front of a house waiting for a, well, a customer and got a ticket.
Born and bred
master of muppets Posted May 18, 2003
Edinburgh does sound rather nice i think i would prefer to live there than glasgow. My cousin now studys and stays in edinburgh so i think i will go visit him soon, get him to take me out for the night..
Key: Complain about this post
students
- 1: master of muppets (Mar 9, 2003)
- 2: toybox (Mar 10, 2003)
- 3: toybox (Mar 10, 2003)
- 4: toybox (Mar 11, 2003)
- 5: master of muppets (Mar 16, 2003)
- 6: toybox (Mar 16, 2003)
- 7: master of muppets (Mar 21, 2003)
- 8: toybox (Mar 21, 2003)
- 9: toybox (Mar 21, 2003)
- 10: master of muppets (Mar 28, 2003)
- 11: toybox (Mar 28, 2003)
- 12: master of muppets (Apr 1, 2003)
- 13: toybox (Apr 3, 2003)
- 14: master of muppets (Apr 23, 2003)
- 15: toybox (Apr 24, 2003)
- 16: master of muppets (Apr 30, 2003)
- 17: toybox (May 2, 2003)
- 18: master of muppets (May 18, 2003)
- 19: toybox (May 18, 2003)
More Conversations for toybox
Write an Entry
"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a wholly remarkable book. It has been compiled and recompiled many times and under many different editorships. It contains contributions from countless numbers of travellers and researchers."