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Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:35 am
by ben ashton
Someone I knew was actually sent home for a week or two until it grew back!
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:42 am
by sejintenej
Eruresto wrote:Oi, Matt! At least I
have hair....
A few people dye their hair, but mostly black - as long as it's not too outlandish it's acceptable. With regards to TV, 9 isn't too late (you're a dep, bed is 10:45, lights out 11pm), more that it's 15 minutes too early (prep ends at 9:15) but if you build up a good record with prep being in on time etc, you could probably get away with it.
JJB
First, yet another welcome Idgie (however you pronounce that
As for Josh's comment above I would recommend that you look at Gemma Gemmason's recent posts (and those of the several mothers on their thread) which in essence say that you will be so overloaded with social affairs, work and other social matters you won't have the energy for TV
Josh: you suggest that the last headmaster was not conservative enough:
Eruresto wrote:The new head is relatively conservative compared to Big Pete - and I say Good For Him
Just think how you personally would have been if Big Pete had been conservative and not allowed Emperors

Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:51 am
by Eruresto
Emperors? I don't know what you mean!
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 1:03 pm
by Great Plum
Josh, that is true - my poor hair *sob*...
Urgh my Pancreas (you need to get that looked at) - I'm sure there will be guidelines etc sent to you regarding hair colour, jewellry etc when you join...
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 8:33 pm
by Urgh-My-Pancreas
Great Plum wrote:Urgh my Pancreas (you need to get that looked at)
there is nothing actually physically wrong with my pancreas
it's a tiny unknown quote from the second series of the Mighty Boosh
tis my username all over the place

Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 8:36 pm
by Urgh-My-Pancreas
Eruresto wrote: (you're a dep, bed is 10:45, lights out 11pm
oh
hurrah,
i'm guessing there are no exceptions in that... even for the partially nocturnal?
i should probably start changing my sleeping habbits now!
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:06 pm
by Lightbulbbroken
If you dyed your hair a little lighter that would probably be acceptable. My best friends are both advocates of the perfect ginger hair dye, always trying o find the right shade, and no outlasndish colours are allowed at my school either.
betimes are a very troubling issue, what time do you usually crash out by? my favourite time is somewhere between 1am and 4am.

Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:12 pm
by Lightbulbbroken
Urgh-My-Pancreas wrote:do many other people dye their hair?
Mine's dark blonde, dyed blonde.
Urgh-My-Pancreas wrote:another thought that came to me was about telly. This thought occurred when i was reminded that Torchwood is back again at 9:00 tonight!!!
i don't tend to watch telly that much normaly, but there are a certain few programes that i find unmissable (Doctor Who for example

), so i was wondering what the deal with TV is. If there was something on at a time like 9 would that be seen as too late? stuffs like that.
The new BBCiPlayer should remedy that situation completely so long as you've got the bandwidth
What did you think of the first episode?
Pan
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:38 pm
by Urgh-My-Pancreas
Lightbulbbroken wrote:What did you think of the first episode?
i assume you mean torchwood?
oh my golly!
i love James Masters aka spike form buffy!
i'd go as far as saying it was as brillo as a pad!
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 12:10 am
by Lightbulbbroken
Of course I mean torchwood
Isn't he wonderful,
By the way, am I the only one who noticed CJH's line "Thirsty now" which I am 99.9% sure is a trademark line from Spike in BTVS???
I've watched episode one 3 times already

Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 9:32 am
by Eruresto
Torchwood - Doctor Who - Heroes - not really my thing. That said...
The grand designs theme tune makes a FANTASTIC ringtone! As does the BBC news theme tune.
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 9:35 am
by Lightbulbbroken
Haha poor Josh, can't appreciate the finer things in life
Still there's always Latin to fall back on ! Woohoo. grrr chemistry next

Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 10:08 am
by englishangel
Eruresto wrote:Torchwood - Doctor Who - Heroes - not really my thing. That said...
The grand designs theme tune makes a FANTASTIC ringtone! As does the BBC news theme tune.
All one with LOTR etc, pure fantasy
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 1:17 pm
by Great Plum
Urgh-My-Pancreas wrote:Eruresto wrote: (you're a dep, bed is 10:45, lights out 11pm
oh
hurrah,
i'm guessing there are no exceptions in that... even for the partially nocturnal?
i should probably start changing my sleeping habbits now!
Well, I was a bit strange (ssh now!) because I lived at home for my first 6 years at CH as my parents work at the school (and live on site.)
I know that many deps stayed up in their studies once they went to bed and when I was a Grecian, I often stayed up until quite late in my study in house.... so I wouldn't worry too much about bed times...
Re: Becomming a New Dep
Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 5:37 pm
by Urgh-My-Pancreas
Lightbulbbroken wrote: am I the only one who noticed CJH's line "Thirsty now"
i noticed it too but i don't think it was a line from buffy... it has been a while, but i noticed he said it and thought it had something yo do with his vampirey past!
anyway, thankyou everyone for your advice so far, i'm feeling more and more excited about it as the days go by, and i just want year 11 to be over and done with!
It's amazing to have posted for the first time - what, three days ago? and already so many people have been willing to help!

thankyou!
now; a new question! someone asked me today what everyone does on the weekends when you don't go home and don't have lessons etc. and to be honest i didn't really have much clue! so, any help?
xxxxx