I think you already know the answer don’t you! Your just looking for someone to give you a push;)
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maybeeeeeeeee
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Go, ride, buy stuff:D
If you’re in your first year, then bunk. First year meant nothing.
If you’re in your last year…hmmm… depends how much of a good student you are and if you’ll catch up…
Personally, I say rebel against ridiculous timetables thta seem to be there just to test willpower. You are young (I assume) and you only live once, go waste that student grant that you don’t have to pay back (unlike the poxy loan I got) on bike stuff
Looking at the weather forecast, the longer you leave it to set off home, the more likely you will have a rainy journey. A bit of a non-brainer unless the seminar is a really important one, which clearly it isn’t.
I agree, go to the seminar, you know you want to!!
What’s it about anyway?
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Hofstede’s article on the Cultural constraints in management theories… nothing to do with bikes… unlike my exploring corporate strategies one which in last weeks seminar taught me that in 1971 british motorcycle industry was at its highest peak before brands such as Yamaha and Honda came into the market… suddenly that lecture wasnt so boring!
Hofstede’s article on the Cultural constraints in management theories… nothing to do with bikes… unlike my exploring corporate strategies one which in last weeks seminar taught me that in 1971 british motorcycle industry was at its highest peak before brands such as Yamaha and Honda came into the market… suddenly that lecture wasnt so boring!
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Dear God, go, ride, buy stuff, NOW!
Last year… and already blown the first installment of the loan to get the bike… oh and im not allowed a student grant… some cr@p about not being entitled to free money! :crazy: