General Chat Thread 3 (days, locations, world, United States)
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Oh, right. I see what you mean. I guess there are small, non-chain restaurants that are pretty cheap. There's this Thai/Malay restaurant I've been to that sells curries and stir fry dishes for under £6 and noodle soups for under £7, though if you have a starter and dessert it costs more.. I don't usually though.
Yes, how can anyone manage to achieve such a thing?
Quite easy, depends where & what you eat of course & eating out is always going to be more expensive than buying food & cooking it yourself... Again students get discounts at many take aways too or they get special offer leaflets, it really doesn't have to be expensive to eat out.
Call me slow, but why is Owen so "famous" in these boards? I remember him by name, but I never quite took a notice of his posts and the stuff he says. The fact that people talk about him long after he's suspended is really intriguing to me. What's so interesting (or weird) about him?
I mean, I know other "dramatic" users like Galaxyman/BeerDrinker and his rants about Melbourne, but I just never came across with Owen. I'm guessing he was only active in the chat threads?
For one meal? £30 is like 500k rupiahs, which is a week worth of meal here!
Thankfully i have no driving license so i only eat around the campus area, which is "student's cost" 10-35k rupiahs (roughly £0.60-2.00)
And to think that one of my classmates whose father was in the embassy can get used to "student's cost" meals as well, after 3 years living in Australia
That is incredibly cheap. I can't imagine eating out on a budget like that, not even in Peru. 30 pounds is about 120 Peruvian soles, it is doable in Peru but you'd have to eat nothing but roast chicken and Chinese food when you go outside
Oh, right. I see what you mean. I guess there are small, non-chain restaurants that are pretty cheap. There's this Thai/Malay restaurant I've been to that sells curries and stir fry dishes for under £6 and noodle soups for under £7, though if you have a starter and dessert it costs more.. I don't usually though.
Man 10 to noon is the perfect time for your classes. Early enough that you can get out and have the whole day to do what you want, but late enough that you can get up at a reasonable hour like 7 or 8 and have a cup of coffee and read over your notes or finish homework. Absolute brilliancy
Night classes are also chill, find it easier to concentrate there. I would say the ****tiest time to take classes would be 1-5pm, especially in the winter those classes hog up all the daylight
Di Maria is such a polarizing player. When on his game he is like Messi, with pace, dribbling, curling free kicks, pin point passes, etc. But when he's not on his game he's absolute ****. Such an inconsistent player
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