Ghetto BBQ

Sukh · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:42

cheets64 said:
Was that building up inside you, you had a bad day with the BMW.

SENSE

This post makes none.

Back to the topic, the best BBQ I have ever had is 5 disposables lined up and many things cooked on it till the wee hours on the last night of halls.

Dazzy_G · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:43

We had a BBQ the other day, after all the cooking was done people did some firebreathing and we played fireball with a toilet roll soaked in parafin

oh the fun we computer scientists have

MotherMayI · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:43

int said:
A drain cover? That's very very sanitary...

Shouldn't even come into this thread about barbeques but now you've brought it up, average starting salary for psychology graduates is 17.5k, hardly a step over a "pathetic" 15k. Of course if you're a psychology student you're not going to think it's a lesser subject, however it's seen as such by the majority of people who don't do it (and a lot of people who do, from experience) and it's understandable.

Of course the starting salary of any graduate is low, thats a silly argument - It still rises to a higher terminal point than most non-graduate jobs. Still though, if Psychology is a lesser degree, Id love to know why it has such high grade requirements to do.

Morgoth · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:44

Chris1712 said:
Snip

Boom baby.

Ahaha, good show. My brother saw a guy at T in the Park cooking sausage on a concrete slab propped over a camping stove with a few bricks.

GarethDW · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:46

I prefer 100% Panda meat sausages, rolled on the thighs of virgins - anything else just isn't good enough!

Dazzy_G · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:49

MotherMayI said:
Of course the starting salary of any graduate is low, thats a silly argument - It still rises to a higher terminal point than most non-graduate jobs. Still though, if Psychology is a lesser degree, Id love to know why it has such high grade requirements to do.

What are the requirements then? I personally think its barely a BSc...

Also...

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=170163445719

yay fire

Viper² · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:49

Great site lads.

Sukh · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:49

Worst I do a degree thread ever.

Hatter The Mad · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:52

TaKeN said:
Don't brown nose.

Who is brown nosing? Don't troll.

GarethDW · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:53

Sukh said:
Worst I do a degree thread ever.

But cheets doesn't.... his thread got derailed again. Needs tidying up to remove some replies, really.

WantoN · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:53

Jesus H christ.

What's happened to OCUK. A fella posts a thread about a disposeably barby on some bricks, and it readily spirals into nasty sniping, insulting people who went to university, sausage/beverage snobbery and discource regarding post-graduate vs non-graduate salaries.

You lot are laughable!

I was going to post and join in with what I (foolishly) expected to be light-hearted barby discussion and some interesting ghetto outdoors cooking. What a joke.

Ant :cool:

[TW]Fox · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:54

GarethDW said:
But cheets doesn't.... his thread got derailed again

His thread was a train crash which was re-railed. Ghetto BBQ and he posts a normal disposable BBQ with a few suasages? The thread was made by the REAL ghetto BBQ'ers, who Cheets then decided it was prudent to **** off

Azagoth · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:54

Hatter The Mad said:
Who is brown nosing? Don't troll.

Azagoth · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:56

[TW]Fox;13951457 said:
His thread was a train crash which was re-railed. Ghetto BBQ and he posts a normal disposable BBQ with a few suasages? The thread was made by the REAL ghetto BBQ'ers, who Cheets then decided it was prudent to **** off

Yet you just had to get your snidey little comments in though, didn't you?

[TW]Fox · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:58

Azagoth said:
Yet you just had to get your snidey little comments in though, didn't you?

Yea, never mind him slagging off peoples educational choices, there is more serious business to be had here, I called him Ainsley Harriot :eek:

mattyj1085 · 24 Apr 2009 at 22:59

I didnt think Psychology has Science in it :confused:

int · 24 Apr 2009 at 23:02

MotherMayI said:
Of course the starting salary of any graduate is low, thats a silly argument - It still rises to a higher terminal point than most non-graduate jobs. Still though, if Psychology is a lesser degree, Id love to know why it has such high grade requirements to do.

Depends on the university doesn't it? Good universities are going to have higher requirements to the same subject, doesn't make it any more of a degree does it?

At Bristol University there is a degree in Theology probably one of the biggest non-subjects I've ever heard of and yet the grades to get on the course were high because of the status of the place it was being taught.

MotherMayI · 24 Apr 2009 at 23:04

Dazzy_G said:
What are the requirements then? I personally think its barely a BSc...

Also...

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=170163445719

yay fire

You do realise the same requirements for near on any subject in a top tier university is going to be straight A's?

Honestly, if you think Psychology is a joke subject.. You're a moron. Not purely because I do it, but because it applies to every single interaction between people and every walk of human life.

Maccy · 24 Apr 2009 at 23:05

Regularly have them on the beach/common at uni during a free afternoon!

Sankari · 24 Apr 2009 at 23:31

semi-pro waster said:
You're Australian, aren't you guys weaned on the stuff?

We export it, doesn't that tell you something?