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Thats a good idea, but its easier said than done...whenever I try to sleep I get really nervous and guilty because I think I havent studied enough. Im going to see my health team and ask them for advice. What did you study Kamal?

6 back to back ? Damm. I guess the positive is that once they're under way, there'll be no same to stress in between. And 4 months of nothing will be nice. Are you going anywhere, or just staying in U.K ?

Gedo
I'm sure you'll do fine. Relax.

Mike, Yep! But then I also have one last one, a week after all of these....by back to back, I dont mean all on the same day though, a couple are but the rest follow each other by the day. Yeah, four months away, Im spending a few/couple solid months in Africa, not sure where yet, only know of TZ def... Thats my reward for all this What about you, going anywhere nice?

Thanks Mac, Ill try

Im gonna do some Swahili revision, but no Sijui's are online to help me lol Im gonna get to school, take care guys and thanks.

007 Mali, sorry about the thread, but this is Snet

[quote="gedo_gurl"]Thats a good idea, but its easier said than done...whenever I try to sleep I get really nervous and guilty because I think I havent studied enough. Im going to see my health team and ask them for advice. What did you study Kamal?[/quote]

I started Philosophy, then Politics and ended with Journalism. Because there are some years in Spain in which you can change from a career to another in the University, I did that. Of course, if you want to be a doctor, you have to study Medicine from the beginning to the end, but with careers as Journalism, you can study Laws, Economics, Politics, etc, and then chose Journalism for the last three years.

The best thing in University is attending classes everyday, taking little notes, studying them at night and thinking about them before sleep. A lot of University mates of mine used to no go to classes, and, a week before the exams, they asked for books and books and books, and they wanted to learn everything in a matter of hours. The night before the exam they had so much coffee in their veins that they were shaking. In the day of the exam, they used to fail.

I had the costume of going to classes everyday, take little notes and study little by little. The night before of exams, I had a big sleep and I was completly fresh and secure the day of the exams. No coffee, no pills. Just relaxed and feeling good.

What are you studying?

Ill do that next year Kamal, this year Ive been to most classes but my subject is so vague that no notes can help you, its more about the way you think... I study African Studies and Development Studies. Basically, politics/history, economics, anthropolgy and Swahili.....I dont know where to start half the time Gotta go now, ttyl

Habari yako, Gedo? Djinga we we!

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL@MALI And His Posh English Corrections!!

Ok 1stly Waryaaaa, Every Girl has # love for publicity, fame, me-me-me attitude.# Helwooo>? MeMeMeMe, Who isn't?

2ndly, I've Seen Those Cabayaad Wearing Girls Who Slip The Cabayaad Into Their Jeans(Or Whatever Is Under). Loool.

3rdly, Yes U.S/T.O Chicks Are Sluttish + Love Publicity = SomaliGate.


MALI What About Iceland 'chicks'?

Good Luck Gedo_gurl.

mis eskimo what about Iceland chicks?
i didnt know there were any somalis in iceland.

damn..

Hey keep these kinda threads in the Uk forum please , we don't want the " braapbraap, waag 1 mandem" crew running around here. Waxay soo qoraan madax xanuun baa laga qaada

@Ina Baxar

BALOO

and which scholarly article did u retrieve this information, if i might ask?
because it sure is interesting!!!

Suga, What are you talking about I am a Scholar/Professor. Call me 'Sir' from now on. That applies to Mac as well, I will teach your deprived brain.

Gedo, The best of Luck, tell me know if you need private lessons. My Shwahili is brilliant and I am a natural African.

Eskimo, Iceland chicks I have to do more research with. Do you want to come over for some warming? When are you next coming to kick back with us on the other side women?

Ina Baxar, Ha iis walin ninow. What are you scared of son?