**HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPUD - Daily Chat Tuesday 30th June 2009

InkyCats20

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

I would love to work part time too - sure I could find plenty of running, gardening and reading to fill the rest of my time.... *goes off to daydream*

Oooooooo me too Squizz (minus the running part obviously :rotfl:)

sallyx

bookseller1980 wrote: »

What's a clothing budget? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Nice top.

Bookie when are you actually closing the shop?

(Land_of)_Maz

phew ccaught up now!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPUDILICIOUS!!

As i'm your twin does it mean it's my birfday too??? and does it mean i'm also 40...?

think i'll pass on the twinship today... let you have your day in the limelight!!!!

Snaggles

Oooh, we have a 'Like it?' button where the Spam button used to be - is that new??

Squizz - me, misbehaving?? You've confused me with someone else surely? :A

becky_rtw

Bookie - am trying to only spend £50 a month on clothes :eek:

Red - ooo like the look of language and thought - in fact I have book named exactly that which is very interesting but a little outdated in terms of cognition and metaphors and understanding...

Descartes is interesting from a logical perspective too actually because of course his work is pure logic except for the last step...very interesting - hope you'll get to do some Hume in their as well as a nice counterbalance

Mmmm philosophy!

I've never done Heidegger except with relation to meaning in art - what makes art etc and Susan Sontag and photography but I found it pretty interesting stuff, must go and buy one of his books actually and try to read it over the summer

sammy115

LOL Luc - I don't really have a problem with 'immigrants' but I watched a programme recently about some Italians who were sending money back to their families....

Also my friend - who lost his job has been working voluntarily in a drop in centre for drug and alcoholic people, they can have their teeth whitened as part of their rehabilition. Also the alcoholic who lives near my mum (classy area!) has got so fat he needs new clothes, so guess who is funding that one....

bookseller1980

sallyx wrote: »

Bookie when are you actually closing the shop?

Last trading day will be Saturday 11th Sally but officially 31st for tax purposes etc.

sammy115

Hands up anyone who has pressed the like it button :rotfl:

scorgeous

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

It's the Philosophy of Mind one - http://www3.open.ac.uk/courses/bin/p12.dll?C02AA308 - have covered some of this before but should be a good refresher to get my little brain working again and go into a bit more depth in some areas. Your dissertation sounds really interesting... I love aesthetics (our dept had a film philosophy specialist, fascinating, and I did quite a lot of stuff about photography), and my last big project was on Husserl and Heidegger.

I nearly got excited there, as I thought that the course comes under Social Sciences, and I do the accounting for them, but it comes under Arts Faculty, which is one of the guys down the end of the office that does it. Sorry, bit off topic, but I do get a bit territorial,especially as I work at the OU :T

I'm going to do my MBA after my CIMA exams, but to be honest, I'm only doing it because I get it free

Snaggles

sammy115 wrote: »

Hands up anyone who has pressed the like it button :rotfl:

*sheepishly raises hand*