If that's university, that'd be crazy. If you got caught "quite drunk" at my old dorms, you'd get an immediate fine from the university, a minor in consumption charge if you're under 21, and you'd have to go to an alcohol addiction class to avoid having it put on your record. :v:
Hopefully you don't get punished for their cock up. Although I don't know what good an empty flat with rent all to yourself would be, though.
Yeah, it's uni housing. They deserve to be kicked out (they did sign a form about behaviour), but it's not fair for you if you weren't there.
The smartest thing I did while living in uni accommodation was to not get wasted while in uni accommodation :v:.
[editline]10th January 2014[/editline]
Actually learning might have been the smartest thing actually.
we got threats in our uni flat because we kept climbing out onto the scaffolding outside the windows on the third floor
we learned that the best thing to do was to not get caught after that point
[QUOTE=Most wanteD;43487490]If that's university, that'd be crazy. If you got caught "quite drunk" at my old dorms, you'd get an immediate fine from the university, a minor in consumption charge if you're under 21, and you'd have to go to an alcohol addiction class to avoid having it put on your record. :v:
Hopefully you don't get punished for their cock up. Although I don't know what good an empty flat with rent all to yourself would be, though.[/QUOTE]
holy fuck that's excessive. if you're underage here they don't even take your booze off you, they just let you run away from them when they bust a party
[QUOTE=codenamecueball;43489266]holy fuck that's excessive. if you're underage here they don't even take your booze off you, they just let you run away from them when they bust a party[/QUOTE]
Yeah America is really strict on underage drinking
At the university ASU (largest in the country) in the first three days of school this year there were 919 citations and 489 arrests for underage drinking.
the only reason someone goes to ASU is because they want to party
[QUOTE=Pickwickian-;43486454]Do you live in Uni accomodation?
[editline]11th January 2014[/editline]
If so, ignore their threats.
It's just big talk.[/QUOTE]
what i think, but they've fined two of us
[editline]10th January 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=Trogdon;43489664]Yeah America is really strict on underage drinking
At the university ASU (largest in the country) in the first three days of school this year there were 919 citations and 489 arrests for underage drinking.[/QUOTE]
that's so fucking dumb.
lol what we were drinking in year 10-11 in school and we got caught more than a bunch of times (like, pretty much every school event) and nothing ever happened
here there's no age limit for consuming alcohol, but the law requires you to be 16 years old to go into a store and purchase alcohol.
which means that no teacher, parent or officer had anything to say whenever we we're "underage" drinking.
[QUOTE=dwt110;43489991]the only reason someone goes to ASU is because they want to party[/QUOTE]
actually i go to asu to study industrial design so ???
but yeah, pretty excessive. had the cops on my floor once before school even began.
[QUOTE=Most wanteD;43492556]actually i go to asu to study industrial design so ???
but yeah, pretty excessive. had the cops on my floor once before school even began.[/QUOTE]
i meant that in the least offensive way possible and obviously "everyone" was an exaggeration
pls 4give me
[editline]10th January 2014[/editline]
at least that's the only reason anyone in my area goes to ASU
[QUOTE=Roll_Program;43487979]Yeah, it's uni housing. They deserve to be kicked out (they did sign a form about behaviour), but it's not fair for you if you weren't there.
The smartest thing I did while living in uni accommodation was to not get wasted while in uni accommodation :v:.
[editline]10th January 2014[/editline]
Actually learning might have been the smartest thing actually.[/QUOTE]
wait, did you stay in napier halls?
I lived in a private student flat for a while, close enough.
[editline]11th January 2014[/editline]
It sucked.
[QUOTE=Roll_Program;43492992]I lived in a private student flat for a while, close enough.
[editline]11th January 2014[/editline]
It sucked.[/QUOTE]
:(
halls are good fun because everyone is equally disenfranchised with it all
[QUOTE=Most wanteD;43492556]actually i go to asu to study industrial design so ???
but yeah, pretty excessive. had the cops on my floor once before school even began.[/QUOTE]
Wanna party together and beat the 0.131 DUI BAC ASU average???
[QUOTE=codenamecueball;43493018]:(
halls are good fun because everyone is equally disenfranchised with it all[/QUOTE]
If you stop living with other people your quality of life goes way up.
Students are really fucking messy and loud dude.
there is a special place in hell for the people who charge $15 for shipping a relatively small lens and then ship UPS ground
UPS ground can get expensive, I ship USPS medium rate, $11.80 for 1-3 day and no weight restrictions
[QUOTE=Trogdon;43493565]UPS ground can get expensive, I ship USPS medium rate, $11.80 for 1-3 day and no weight restrictions[/QUOTE]
The only benefit to using UPS ground is if you are a large company selling a bunch of stuff but otherwise USPS is twice as fast going from CA to NY and 1/2 the cost
Just confirmed! Spending a week in New Orleans next month for work! I'll try to get some pictures if I can! :D
[QUOTE=Roll_Program;43493227]If you stop living with other people your quality of life goes way up.
Students are really fucking messy and loud dude.[/QUOTE]
This man, none of my flat are back from christmas holidays yet and its just me here alone and its fucking great
Don't you love it when the guy from the "pro" lab handles your film with his bare hands and puts a big fat-smudge all over 5 shots?
i really want to live alone but it is prohibitively expensive for me. i want to just live with one person, but again, i can't find anyone
[QUOTE=Roll_Program;43493227]If you stop living with other people your quality of life goes way up.
Students are really fucking messy and loud dude.[/QUOTE]
i really enjoyed the flat i lived in in first year (about 20 people), but then again we got lucky in the sense that we all liked each other a lot and are still friends for the most part
lived in a 5 person flat a year ago as well, and rather miss that now that i live in a 2 person one
personally i quite liked the fact that there was usually at least [I]someone[/I] in the 5 person flat, and because it's so big we didn't necessarily have to constantly interact with each other
[editline]11th January 2014[/editline]
i'd be pretty terrible at living by myself
[QUOTE=Uber|nooB;43499590]i really enjoyed the flat i lived in in first year (about 20 people), but then again we got lucky in the sense that we all liked each other a lot and are still friends for the most part
lived in a 5 person flat a year ago as well, and rather miss that now that i live in a 2 person one
personally i quite liked the fact that there was usually at least [I]someone[/I] in the 5 person flat, and because it's so big we didn't necessarily have to constantly interact with each other
[editline]11th January 2014[/editline]
i'd be pretty terrible at living by myself[/QUOTE]
i'm so forgetful i'd end up forgetting my head at some point. i could never live on my own
too lonely as well :c
Sharing an apartment/student house really depends on the other people IMO, I've studied agriculture for a year in Leeuwarden and was housed with 5 other students, the house was nice but once one of the exchange students left (gal from Australia) it got really boring and moody.
[QUOTE=Trogdon;43493038]Wanna party together and beat the 0.131 DUI BAC ASU average???[/QUOTE]
Chyuh, I'm not scared of Sheriff Joe!!! :suicide: But for real though, I've never had more than a couple drinks at once.
I ordered some Mpix mailers and they should be here today. Dare I send in the rolls I actually care about, or should I send a test roll?
test roll 4 sure
so, the dude i sold my d3100 to wants to return the camera, because he wanted it to be completely dustless
or
he wants me to pay for him to ship it to nikon so they can professionally clean it, wich ranges from $60-$100.
im gonna go for the latter
[QUOTE=notlabbet;43501374]so, the dude i sold my d3100 to wants to return the camera, because he wanted it to be completely dustless
or
he wants me to pay for him to ship it to nikon so they can professionally clean it, wich ranges from $60-$100.
im gonna go for the latter[/QUOTE]
What? What dust is he complaining about? On the sensor?
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