Quite Rude

Clubs
Blogged on Monday 11th October 2004 at 2:30:32 PM by David

OK, so yesterday was the day when I got my chance to sign up to any clubs that I wanted to at Uni. Of course I headed straight over to the computer club table and got me thoroughly joined.

Then I headed over to the flying club, I didn't have enough moneys on me to pay cash so I asked if I could do it by card. They said "sure, just go over to the till over there and pay." So I did, except that the retards didn't have anywhere to swipe the goddamn card. Retards.

So anyway, after not joining the flying club I headed down to the athletics union to join up for badminton. Which was full. And so was the reserve list.

Angry

I was told to try and join in a few weeks when the wankers who thought it would be fun to "join for the hell of it" have left.

Hmm, at least I got into the computer club and I'll have the shit-hottest PC there (or at least I will have by next weekend when it finally gets here).

Did I mention I will have liquid cooling? Hehehe, oh yeah, I bought me a Coolermaster Aquagate, it's gonna be so sweet. Grin
Unfortunately I'm gonna have to ditch my Coolermaster Musketeer to fit the Aquagate in (takes two 5.25" drive bays). Anyone want it (for the nominal fee of £10)?

Comments:

  1. #1 posted by Ben "Omega" Rogers (bcrogers at gmail dot com).

    Holy g33kosity, Batman! Seriously, who plays badminton? Goddamn brits... "Hey, let's play tennis with a ball with a fuckin' too-too on it!" Worse than them Canadians up North. Cheeky

    By the way, what the hell is the flying club? You all get to gether and get high, or something, and see how much pot it takes to enable you to fly?

    Monday 11th October 2004 at 5:56:50 PM
  2. #2 posted by Phil (paf31 at cam dot ac dot uk).

    Hey guys, I've returned. Although, I won't be on here a lot. Cambridge is fantastic. I love the place. I get to learn everyday at a building where Fermat's Last Theorem was proved. It's fantastic. The calibre of lecturers here is amazing.

    Anyway, I've joined the rowing club Grin and the Monty Python society.... niiiiiiiiice.

    -Phil.

    Monday 11th October 2004 at 6:02:17 PM
  3. #3 posted by David (david dot s dot harrison at gmail dot com).

    You hit it hard enough and that tennis ball in a tutu goes 150mph, you don't want that in your face. Or maybe you do want it in your face, but they have special places for people like you. Grin

    Incidentally, the flying club is where people get together and fly. In planes. For fun. I would have thought that even you with your limited American intellect could have figured that one out Ben. Cheeky

    Hey Phil, if you're ever in the big boat race, I'll give you £5, no joke. A whole 5. Grin

    Monday 11th October 2004 at 10:41:56 PM
  4. #4 posted by Paul Jr (prakoskejr at gmail dot com).

    Sounds good. What do they do in that thar computer club? Talk about computers?

    Tuesday 12th October 2004 at 3:12:03 AM
  5. #5 posted by David (david dot s dot harrison at gmail dot com).

    Well there's gonna be a huge LanParty sometime before Christmas (I cannot wait for that, I'll kill people left right and centre, oh and also play some games). There's also a trip out to Sainsburys (yeah, cool I know) and we get to look around a server room and get it all explained to us, then we get some free stuff. Grin (Free is my favourite word, closely followed by newt.)

    Tuesday 12th October 2004 at 1:28:12 PM
  6. #6 posted by Byroz (Antony dot T dot Byrom at gmail dot com).

    Water cooling :| ... i hope the whole thing bursts and get your lovely components nice and wet (no to meantion totally unusable). Grin

    Another GFX card .... did you not learn with the last two that you bought!!!

    Tuesday 12th October 2004 at 4:36:29 PM
  7. #7 posted by David (david dot s dot harrison at gmail dot com).

    If it bursts then it's OK as I have a coolermaster warrenty, in the event of a leakage, if all my PC blows up I get all new stuff.

    An inconvenience I know, but my PC will still be better than yours. Grin

    And just in case anyone was wondering where I mentioned a new gfx card, it was in an email. I've got my eyes on this one, however I can't buy from Fry's outpost as they don't accept payments from Solo cards, so I've emailed BFGTech to ask if I can buy it from somewhere in England. Hehehe. Smile

    By the way, if I do get a water cooled BFG, I already have an eager buyer for my non-water cooled one. Grin
    Uni's great. Grin

    Tuesday 12th October 2004 at 5:13:12 PM
  8. #8 posted by Ben "Omega" Rogers (bcrogers at gmail dot com).

    David, shaddup. I've never heard of a club where they'd trust a bunch of people just out of college with airplanes, is all.

    Tuesday 12th October 2004 at 9:08:28 PM
  9. #9 posted by David (david dot s dot harrison at gmail dot com).

    Yeah well they put a pilot in there with you, honestly, come on, you really think they'd just give us a plane and say, "sure, knock yourselves out."

    Students do get to take total control of the aircraft, but then the pilot is always sitting right next to you if anything goes wrong.

    Tuesday 12th October 2004 at 10:45:01 PM
  10. #10 posted by Adam Brill.

    >>>Water cooling :| ... i hope the whole thing bursts and get your lovely components nice and wet (no[t] to meantion totally unusable). <<<

    Technically it shouldn't hurt the computer to get wet. In a perfect world all of the computer parts would be underwater anyway. They would run cooler and last longer that way.

    Tuesday 12th October 2004 at 10:52:47 PM
  11. #11 posted by David (david dot s dot harrison at gmail dot com).

    If the PC did get soaked, why wouldn't it just 'splode? (Or at least short cirucuit all of the componants and fry.)

    Edit: Hey Phil, looks like we have a resurrection, and on our very own forums!

    Tuesday 12th October 2004 at 11:07:47 PM
  12. #12 posted by Paul Jr (prakoskejr at gmail dot com).

    That's it? You just have LAN parties and go see servers? Sheesh, what kind of club is that. (Note the lack of a question mark; it's a rhetorical question.)

    Tuesday 12th October 2004 at 11:32:21 PM
  13. #13 posted by Paul Jr (prakoskejr at gmail dot com).

    Hey, why can't I edit my comments? Sweeny toads!

    Tuesday 12th October 2004 at 11:36:30 PM
  14. #14 posted by David (david dot s dot harrison at gmail dot com).

    You can't edit your comments because you're a member of the great unwashed whereas I am a magnificent Admin.

    Besides, I can't be bothered to work in time-based user editing of comments yet.

    Wednesday 13th October 2004 at 0:03:28 AM
  15. #15 posted by Byroz (Antony dot T dot Byrom at gmail dot com).

    How much did the water cooling cost you?.... and i'll have you know that your PC aint better than mine!! (altho the gfx card you have is slightly better)

    Thursday 14th October 2004 at 10:20:28 AM
  16. #16 posted by David (david dot s dot harrison at gmail dot com).

    OK, I'll give you the fact that you have 256Mb more RAM than me, however my gfx card pwns yours, my CPU pwns yours, my HDDs pwn your HDD, my DVD Writer pwns your CD Writer, even my freaking CPU cooler pwns yours. Cheeky

    And in response to your question, £150.

    Thursday 14th October 2004 at 3:22:32 PM
  17. #17 posted by Byroz (Antony dot T dot Byrom at gmail dot com).

    $150!!!!!! - So How much in total now have you spent on this PC that you havm't yet been able to use for more than 24 hours (because you blew it up?)


    Friday 15th October 2004 at 7:14:12 PM
  18. #18 posted by David (david dot s dot harrison at gmail dot com).

    No, £150. you see we have this thing called British Pounds Sterling and it's like this currency thing, it's really cool and it's symbol is £.

    I have spent a lot on this PC, I don't really know how much but here are some rough figures:

    Motherboard - £80
    CPU - £100
    Thermal Paste - £10
    Aquagate - £150
    HDD - £80
    Graphics Card - £380
    RAM - £80
    DVD ROM/Wr Drives - £70
    FDD - £10
    Power Splitter - I dunno

    Have I missed anything? Grin
    Seriously, have I missed anything? I've bought too much stuff to remember it all. Grin

    If I haven't missed anything that brings it to a total of £960. Ouch, and it's not even DDR2 and PCIx! (Although PCIx is Intel only for the moment.)

    Friday 15th October 2004 at 10:03:16 PM
  19. #19 posted by Byroz (Antony dot T dot Byrom at gmail dot com).

    Yeah, u missed your now useless Muskteer that your going to throw out ... that adds another £10 onto the already growing number ..... wasn't your original budget £450??

    BTW ... Jen sez Hi Grin

    Saturday 16th October 2004 at 9:07:35 PM
  20. #20 posted by David (david dot s dot harrison at gmail dot com).

    I think I might be able to flog the Musketeer, shame that I have to get rid of it really, it looks really cool. Sad

    Monday 18th October 2004 at 10:27:13 AM
  21. #21 posted by Byroz (Antony dot T dot Byrom at gmail dot com).

    well ... if ya bring it wiv you this wkend, i might think about buying it off ya Wink (as it does look reallly cool)

    Monday 18th October 2004 at 6:04:22 PM
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