Ten-Eleven Translocation

[Kannap]

It's an exciting and nervous morning.

I can't handle it.

[Asherahan]

So whats you doing tet......

Waiting for something interesting to happen in class.

Class?

Fuck that shit.

[Kannap]

Waiting for something interesting to happen in class. :p

Class?

Fuck that shit.

My, the lower classes are getting riled up this morning.

[Asherahan]

Class?

Fuck that shit.

My, the lower classes are getting riled up this morning.

Nice but it needs more sexual euphemism to become funnier.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

So whats you doing tet......

Waiting for class to move forward.

[Immoren]

Waiting for something interesting to happen in class.

Waiting to get to class

Waiting for new wireless sensor network to sense something.
Which means whole of class is productively browsing inane things in internet.

It's an exciting and nervous morning.

I can't handle it.

How so?

Waiting for something interesting to happen in class.

Class?

Fuck that shit.

Well I got to graduate at some point.

[Kannap]

My, the lower classes are getting riled up this morning.

Nice but it needs more sexual euphemism to become funnier.

Apparently the public does not like sophisticated humor and prefers we degrade ourselves to sex jokes.

[Immoren]

This is still one of my favorite pizza images.
If someone ever wondered what pizza looks after 8 hours of baking.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

Nice but it needs more sexual euphemism to become funnier.

Apparently the public does not like sophisticated humor and prefers we degrade ourselves to sex jokes.

Such degeneracy.

[Val Halla]

Bleh. Apple Macs are rubbish

[Ethel mermania]

Waiting to get to class

Waiting for new wireless sensor network to sense something.
Which means whole of class is productively browsing inane things in internet.

It's an exciting and nervous morning.

I can't handle it.

How so?

Class?

Fuck that shit.

Well I got to graduate at some point.

I got some PLC'S that need to be maintained.

[Kannap]

This is still one of my favorite pizza images.
If someone ever wondered what pizza looks after 8 hours of baking. :p

Why?

[Tolko Temnota]

Bleh. Apple Macs are rubbish

Heresy!

[Asherahan]

Tell me you people at least didn't take loans to go to college or university....

[Leppikania]

Bleh. Apple Macs are rubbish

Heresy!

Seconded

[Ethel mermania]

Tell me you people at least didn't take loans to go to college or university....

Why?

[Kannap]

Tell me you people at least didn't take loans to go to college or university....

Well the U.S. government sure didn't pay my tuition.

[Gallade]

Tell me you people at least didn't take loans to go to college or university....

Used to be generous state grants and tuition fee is still waived, but we like not having to risk defaulting on an annual basis. Low yield loans are chic.

[The Grim Reaper]

Tell me you people at least didn't take loans to go to college or university....

Used to be generous state grants and tuition fee is still waived, but we like not having to risk defaulting on an annual basis. Low yield loans are chic.

I'm on an Australian Commonwealth Supported Place loan scheme (which is the norm in Australia).

It's an inflation-indexed no-interest loan paid out of the tax system once our income outpaces a particular income level.

[Val Halla]

I'm going to lounge around the halls of your house and call it meditating

[Immoren]

Tell me you people at least didn't take loans to go to college or university....

I didn't take loans to go to college or university.
On other hand apparently I can't live frugally enough to not take the loan.

Tell me you people at least didn't take loans to go to college or university....

Used to be generous state grants and tuition fee is still waived, but we like not having to risk defaulting on an annual basis. Low yield loans are chic.

Regarding student loans in Finland.
I do remember someone saying that because our stundent loan is so "cheap" it's stupid not to take it, if you are entitled to it.

[Gallade]

Used to be generous state grants and tuition fee is still waived, but we like not having to risk defaulting on an annual basis. Low yield loans are chic.

I'm on an Australian Commonwealth Supported Place loan scheme (which is the norm in Australia).

It's an inflation-indexed no-interest loan paid out of the tax system once our income outpaces a particular income level.

That's how the loans work here I think, but since they're only the new normal I've never had to avail of one so I'm not entirely versed on their workings.

The state grant is still available mind, they're just harder to get (as in you now have to much closer to the breadline rather than just working class). How they work is that it covers the course fees and gives you three payouts per academic year. Was three installments of €1,500 when I was in uni but I believe it's around €900 now.

[Asherahan]

I'm going to lounge around the halls of your house and call it meditating

Hey if you wanna stalk just say so.

By stalk I mean chase artifacts in Pripyat.

[The Grim Reaper]

I'm on an Australian Commonwealth Supported Place loan scheme (which is the norm in Australia).

It's an inflation-indexed no-interest loan paid out of the tax system once our income outpaces a particular income level.

That's how the loans work here I think, but since they're only the new normal I've never had to avail of one so I'm not entirely versed on their workings.

The state grant is still available mind, they're just harder to get (as in you now have to much closer to the breadline rather than just working class). How they work is that it covers the course fees and gives you three payouts per academic year. Was three installments of €1,500 when I was in uni but I believe it's around €900 now.

University fees were actually abolished in Australia, for 15 years (starting in the 70s).

But then the government decided they couldn't really afford it. Shame. Wouldn't mind, say, mortgaging Sydney to set up a perpetuity for uni fee abolition again.

[Gallade]

That's how the loans work here I think, but since they're only the new normal I've never had to avail of one so I'm not entirely versed on their workings.

The state grant is still available mind, they're just harder to get (as in you now have to much closer to the breadline rather than just working class). How they work is that it covers the course fees and gives you three payouts per academic year. Was three installments of €1,500 when I was in uni but I believe it's around €900 now.

University fees were actually abolished in Australia, for 15 years (starting in the 70s).

But then the government decided they couldn't really afford it. Shame. Wouldn't mind, say, mortgaging Sydney to set up a perpetuity for uni fee abolition again.

I'm still rather annoyed that we sold off the rights to the oil we found off the coast, sure got back in the black but considering that was then quickly doubly achieved with a huge amount of tax revenue above expected a few months later that lovely little money earner could have gotten the education and healthcare budgets back in shape. Oy, live (or die to easily preventable medical complications in this case) and learn.