taking mum to uni with me? lool honest advice please

[Singh.Simran]

I know of the study.. there are some conflicting sources of information and as far as i can find nothing definitive, but then again there's only so much measuring can do and sometimes you have to apply common sense - basically destruction of most of the brain by shock SHOULD beat cutting something's throat.

[toodle]

absolutely nothing related to leeds, not even going there , but what about a dad that came to see you checked into the halls then left?

[sefkhet]

Originally Posted by toodle

what about a dad that came to see you checked into the halls then left?

I don't think anyone's going to find that weird. I checked freshers into halls for two years running, and I can count on my hands the number of people who didn't have a parent or guardian type person with them.

Apart from anything else... shifting boxes from cars into rooms goes a heck of a lot faster with help.

[toodle]

thanks!

[nuttybebeh]

Originally Posted by Singh.Simran

You're asian aren't you?

If not, you'd fit right in.



If she wants the experience, she can't destroy it for you. It's one of the most character-building times of your life, if not the.

Tell her to do a course at the uni nearest where you folks live now, alone, for the proper experience. It wouldn't be right for either of you if she came with.

lol... haha totally ... mummy make me roti ...

[nuttybebeh]

Originally Posted by Singh.Simran

I know of the study.. there are some conflicting sources of information and as far as i can find nothing definitive, but then again there's only so much measuring can do and sometimes you have to apply common sense - basically destruction of most of the brain by shock SHOULD beat cutting something's throat.

i can imagine...

look there's a boy over there, make sure you got your hajib right on... i don't want that dirty rat looking anywhere near you...