Semester 2 Chatter Thread (2009) (4 Viewers)

[black_kat_meow]

WAF aren't you disappointed on not being able to chill with hawthorn at wed's meet? everyone else loved him

He's weird.

 

[kokodamonkey]

owch!

 

[withoutaface]

WAF aren't you disappointed on not being able to chill with hawthorn at wed's meet? everyone else loved him

Yeah man, I was upset I didn't even get to say bye after he left the AGM early cause you guys lost.

 

[kokodamonkey]

Yeah man, I was upset I didn't even get to say bye after he left the AGM early cause you guys lost.

he wanted to leave originally by 7pm... and stayed because of all the dodgy rowdy people.. and he had to go pick up his gf.

 

[lala2]

pick ur subjects around the days they are held!

Haha, that rule doesn't apply to pharmacy.

 

[Ben Netanyahu]

waf and chadd need to have some kind of fight

i promote match for next wednesday in manning

 

[kokodamonkey]

Haha, that rule doesn't apply to pharmacy.

i don't know, choose your degree based on timetableing?

 

[black_kat_meow]

i don't know, choose your degree based on timetableing?

Some of us chose a future instead?

 

[Ben Netanyahu]

i don't think the local subway restaurant is gonna care whether or not you took heidegger's phenomenology over german philosophy: from kant to nietszche.

 

[lala2]

Some of us chose a future instead?

Well said.

 

[^CoSMic DoRiS^^]

having a mental blank guyz

what's it called in drama/literature when something that has already happened outside the action of the story (which may also be something the audience is aware of) is slowly revealed bit by bit to the characters/protagonist?

I'm thinking dramatic irony but idk, it's not just that the audience knows something the characters don't but also that the truth comes out by putting little clues together one by one.

Is there even a word for this? Maybe it's dramatic irony and [something]

 

[withoutaface]

having a mental blank guyz

what's it called in drama/literature when something that has already happened outside the action of the story (which may also be something the audience is aware of) is slowly revealed bit by bit to the characters/protagonist?

I'm thinking dramatic irony but idk, it's not just that the audience knows something the characters don't but also that the truth comes out by putting little clues together one by one.

Is there even a word for this? Maybe it's dramatic irony and [something]

It's dramatic irony.

 

[^CoSMic DoRiS^^]

cool thanks

 

[lala2]

Woot. Another free Saturday to myself. Hoping to complete med review by dinner-time, then start working on job applications. Fortunately for me, one that was due next Friday has now been pushed back to the Friday after, so that's two applications to worry about instead of three. I honestly don't know how I survived 9 months with only a one day weekend. I love my weekends so much!

 

[imsopostmodern]

need a different job

 

[black_kat_meow]

need a different job

why?

 

[withoutaface]

Current job will sack you soon enough. Telemarketing hires anyone and keeps numbers down based on high attrition rate because almost nobody can meet targets.

 

[imsopostmodern]

i've realised i really dont want to do this.

 

[black_kat_meow]

i've realised i really dont want to do this.

what in particular? I didn't know you'd started already.

 

[Silver Persian]

i've realised i really dont want to do this.

Yeah, I've had a couple of friends tell me that telemarketing is soul destroying.