Old member returned to the fold

[Perpetua]

Jun 19, 2016 17:53:59 GMT @yinyang said:

Jun 19, 2016 15:45:03 GMT Perpetua said:

You've some shopping to be catching up on now!

Regarding shopping, are there any fasttech dissy code / sales anytime soon ... I simply MUST have an istick pico 75 

You're a day too late @yinyang . . . . yesterday DAD gave 10% off all Ecig gear!


It's still a good price without a code though.

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oh god there go's the neighbourhood welcome back fella

and as above hope you get the results you are hoping for
As for the pico can get them for 30 quid in the uk now, mod only not the full kit
www.vapeshopbrighton.co.uk/collections/variable-voltage-box-mod-e-cig-batteries/products/eleaf-istick-pico-box-mod-75w?variant=19238286083

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Jun 19, 2016 19:18:07 GMT Clivia said:

glad you are back @yinyang

Thank you Clivia ... I'm really glad to be back in the fold 

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Jun 19, 2016 19:51:34 GMT Perpetua said:

Jun 19, 2016 17:53:59 GMT @yinyang said:

Regarding shopping, are there any fasttech dissy code / sales anytime soon ... I simply MUST have an istick pico 75 

You're a day too late @yinyang . . . . yesterday DAD gave 10% off all Ecig gear!


It's still a good price without a code though.

Ah well, just as well my darling daughters gave their old man a few beer tokens for fathers day 

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Jun 19, 2016 20:21:44 GMT @broadblaster said:

oh god there go's the neighbourhood welcome back fella

and as above hope you get the results you are hoping for
As for the pico can get them for 30 quid in the uk now, mod only not the full kit
www.vapeshopbrighton.co.uk/collections/variable-voltage-box-mod-e-cig-batteries/products/eleaf-istick-pico-box-mod-75w?variant=19238286083

Cheers mate but the full kit is what I fancy for that miniature look. Thanks for the welcome back 

[joeten]

Welcome back and nice to meet you, real life has to come first best of luck with the results.

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Jun 19, 2016 23:16:54 GMT joeten said:

Welcome back and nice to meet you, real life has to come first best of luck with the results.

Cheers bud, I hope it was worth the self-sacrifice 

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I have a new skill (well revitalised) @yinyang - destroying laptops? Is that any help - never mind your forum account LOL

OU sounds really good . I looked into it years ago. Hope you are enjoying the course

and don't stress re the results - sure you'll be fine and it'll be another excuse for shopping

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Jun 20, 2016 14:16:47 GMT @johanino said:

I have a new skill (well revitalised) @yinyang - destroying laptops? Is that any help - never mind your forum account LOL

OU sounds really good . I looked into it years ago. Hope you are enjoying the course

and don't stress re the results - sure you'll be fine and it'll be another excuse for shopping

So you are now "The Laptop Destroyer" Jane?   ... You are a one-woman weapon of mass destruction   

Yeah, OU is a really great way to study as you can spread the cost out over several years and doing a typical 60 unit module each year costs around £950. An Honours degree (I am studying for a Bsc (Hons) in Mathematics) requires 360 units so the overall cost over 6 years is less than £6K which is  less than most universities charge in fees each year. If you are on any sort of means tested benefit such as housing or council tax benefit, your fees are paid in full so it's a great way for the less well off (like me lol) to study for free.

[Raffles]

Welcome back @yinyang ... I've missed that avatar.

Good luck on your results... I've probably missed it, but what were you studying?

Edit: Just seen the answer in the post above... DOH!!!

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Jun 20, 2016 18:17:12 GMT Raffles said:

Welcome back @yinyang ... I've missed that avatar.

Good luck on your results... I've probably missed it, but what were you studying?

Edit: Just seen the answer in the post above... DOH!!!

Thanks Raffles ... it's great to be back mate 

[Raffles]

Jun 20, 2016 18:32:59 GMT @yinyang said:

Jun 20, 2016 18:17:12 GMT Raffles said:

Welcome back @yinyang ... I've missed that avatar.

Good luck on your results... I've probably missed it, but what were you studying?

Edit: Just seen the answer in the post above... DOH!!!

Thanks Raffles ... it's great to be back mate 

Can I ask @yinyang, as you say we are of mature years, why did you feel the need to study such a subject?

I've also looked at OU courses and thought 'what's the point', but you may change my mind 

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Jun 20, 2016 18:38:33 GMT Raffles said:

Jun 20, 2016 18:32:59 GMT @yinyang said:

Thanks Raffles ... it's great to be back mate 

Can I ask @yinyang , as you say we are of mature years, why did you feel the need to study such a subject?

I've also looked at OU courses and thought 'what's the point', but you may change my mind 

I wanted to have something in common with the beautiful Rachel Riley if my dreams ever came true   

No, seriously, it was the only subject that I was interested in and any way good at in school but I never got the chance to take beyond "O" level stage. When I retired, I looked into the OU and thought "why not give it a go now that you have time on your hands and no kids to support"?
So that is what I did ... it is hard work but very rewarding and mathematics is such a beautiful subject when you get below the surface.

[joeten]

I never really liked Math, I could do it most of the time and had a few things I found a challenge, yet went out later and did a Capstan Lathe course which involved a goodly amount of Math also found I did not want to do it for the rest of my career.

[car147]

Welcome back m8.