I used to drink tea, but i mostly drink coffee now, although only two cups max a day. otherwise its cordial, or coke

i'm a Kenco Rappor person. I have a coffee machine at home, but don't often use it (takes too long!!)

anyone understand that?

very suprising, but i'll take your word for it, i hate strawberries

Pea, that is a very strange drink!!! i imagine you created that when you were drunk

ok, a game of pool, and a beer would be good.

I put it down to misunderstanding what is written as well, and I'm sure that if I knew you outside of this forum, we would be friends.

So lets get on from now on.

anyway, what2donext, you actually started that little abuse competition between you and I, but i admit calling in members of your family was a little OTT. Anyway, lets just forget all that and continue with getting drunk.

I'll have a flaming sambuca now!!!

cava and orange juice? very posh

I will have a jack daniels and coke

Lets all get drunk

I hope you are not referring to me, I try to give advice if I can, and in the case of a debate (more often than not started by Johannstein) I try to give a good arguement.

another book i recommend is 'your PhD companion' by Stephen Marshall, Nick Green.

i found this very useful, and it can help you before you start you PhD, but also during your PhD.

why call yourself pea anyway!!!

mellory, you didn't insult anyone by talking about a holiday!! i was just saying don't get ahead of yourself, and by saying that I wasn't trying to insult you, or upset you in anyway, I was just trying to point out that you shouldn't take these things for granted.

I'm sure you have had a few hard years at uni, but once you get onto a PhD (and i'm sure you will), the financial worries of being an undergrad are no longer there (its just the work!!). I was skint during my undergrad, but thanks to funding on my MSc, and then higher funding from my PhD, I am ok now financially, and managed a holiday last summer (first proper holiday for a while!), now its the work i worry about, but not so much that I let it get me down.

Best of luck looking for a project

Not on this thread, but in another thread you speak of what you will do after your PhD, well I was only pointing out that you need to actually start one before you can talk about ending one.

And saying that getting offers is easy come across as very arrogant. Some people on this forum have spoken about trying to get a PhD sorted for three years!! I think that makes getting a PhD pretty damn hard, and if you think otherwise, then that is arrogant

I would like to point out that they don't produce a pleasant smell, they just get to the back of your throat and choke you half to death. If you want to burn something that smells nice, I'll have a sambuca thanks