Did You Know My Students and I BBQ?

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Start date Aug 16, 2004
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The discussion revolves around a BBQ event, highlighting the enjoyment and camaraderie among attendees. Participants share positive feedback about the event, with one commenter noting the great pictures that capture the fun atmosphere. The conversation shifts to education, with a lecturer discussing their role in teaching engineering and the success of their students, who are expected to pursue degrees in the UK or Australia. The mention of 'Akademi Fantasia' adds a light-hearted touch to the discussion, emphasizing the overall positive vibe and connection among the group.

Aug 16, 2004

Saint

BBQ.

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Aug 16, 2004

The Bob

Hope you had fun. Looks like a right laugh.

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Aug 16, 2004

Evo

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Great pictures! Everyone looks like they are having a lot of fun!

What do you teach?

Aug 16, 2004

Saint

i am a lecturer teaching engineering, they are all good students, with excellent results,
they will go to UK or Australia to do their degree.

Aug 16, 2004

recon

Did you watch 'Akademi Fantasia' after the BBQ? :)

Aug 16, 2004

Descartes

They look like nice, happy, and intelligent people. Nice pictures!

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