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Date Posted: 13:06:23 11/05/03 Wed
Author: Tchaikovsky
Subject: About boring exams
In reply to: Steph 's message, "More on the BMAT saga" on 17:48:17 11/04/03 Tue

A boring exam is a good one. The most exciting exams are also the ones you can't answer and therefore have palpitations about throughout. I like boring exams more, although I heartily agree with your cricket statistics point.

That seems stress-free. Not the not-seeing-Darzness, the whole travelling. I'm coming home this weekend, and it complicates silly little things like doing my ironing and getting my Measure Theory done. But it is Paul's birthday. I'd just like to put on record that I'm deeply disturbed that he's nine. I must be getting old. {Waits for obligatory sarcastic comments}. Thank you.

I'm sure there are more posts here than on ratboy. It's just that it's only me and you. Oh well.

Toby

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