First Post For Bloody Ages!

3 Oct 2004

Hey all!
Thought it was about time that I posted a post cos its been ages since I was last around! Have been sooooo busy working and getting ready to come away from uni, that I've been neglecting you guys. Oh, and I've been sulking cos I had Op status refused in the ChatRoom too! Grr! mad

Anyways, I'm now at uni in Wales, on the coast, and will be here for the next 3 years, so you know where I am! Fresher's week's just drawing to a close, and the harsh reality of more hard work is starting to hit home, and I don't like it! Arr!!!
Keep in touch all you lurvely people, especially anyone who's near me now, or will be down my way when I go home for Xmas to lurvely Lincolnshire!
Loadsa lurve,
StamfordGuy
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4 Oct 2004

Bloody hell, all of a sudden, the homesickness has kicked in, along with the tears and everything, and its really scary. Its probably just me being a silly little boy, but I dont like it one bit! Honestly never thought I'd suffer, but I suppose the reality of not seeing the folks and little sis for 3 months is a lot harsher than I first thought! Any advice or help would be greatfully recieved guys!
StamfordGuy

4 Oct 2004

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4 Oct 2004

Im back in the middle of Dec, send me a PM if you fancy doing something?
StanfordGuy

4 Oct 2004

aw stammie :therethere:
it's good to see you back mate. and you didn't really wanna be an op did you? you mad? :lol2:
i reckon you might find the site a bit useful till you settle down mate. i'm rubbish at advice, but nawww it's not silly, and 3 months is nowt when you spend most of it drunk down the SU bar! it'll fly by mate!
stick around this time ok fella?
neil x x x ;)

4 Oct 2004

Hi Stamford Guy,
Its a peculiar thing homesickness, I got it when I was 11. The odd thing is everything was fine for two weeks then it kicked in, I guess that was when the realisation that this wasn't a holiday hit me.
Anyway, what I've found is that it soon passes and that you learn to cope with being away from those you love a lot better throughout the rest of your life. So it makes you sa stroger person in the long run.
No advice other than stick it out - it doesn't go away but does get easier. smile

SA
xxx

4 Oct 2004

Glad to see you back Stamford guy.
Feeling homesick will soon be overtaken by women, booze and the freedom to have as many late nights as you can physically muster.
Have a great time!!!!! And just enjoy where you are now.
Lots of love, hugs and kisses
Little
XXX

4 Oct 2004

Quote by little
Feeling homesick will soon be overtaken by women, booze and the freedom to have as many late nights as you can physically muster.
Have a great time!!!!! And just enjoy where you are now.

Good call, Little smile

Focus on the benefits - the best advice there is in any situation (I wish I'd thought of saying that wink

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SA
xxx

4 Oct 2004

Cheers for the support guys, I feel so much better, I think it was just a temporary wobble really! Back on tip top form today after some worryingly interesting Law lectures, and feeling good about myself again! Esp thanx to Neil, and I do intend to stick around, mainly due to the kick arse 10MB/s net connection Ive now got in my halls room- nice! So you'll have to put up with me whether you like it or not!
Oh, and if anyone would like to donate any money to the StamfordGuy Uni Beer Fund, feel free to do it via paypal using the email which is removed for not being a registered one on this forum ! Lol
Stay happy everyone!
StamfordGuy