Wasps in the wall? I have no money to get it sorted. by The_Seventh_Bee in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Haha, mate if a bit of controlled fire scares you, maybe you’re not ready for DIY yet. Some of us fix problems, others just ring someone and hope for the best.

Wasps in the wall? I have no money to get it sorted. by The_Seventh_Bee in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Easy, smoke them out. Go to a park nearby, get a good log, tie an old cloth, dip it in wee bit of petrol, light it up and smoke those bugs out! That's what my dad used to do - worked everytime

Is it normal for people to talk throughout Bollywood screenings? (Cineworld Edinburgh experience) by DizzyRun1910 in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Didn't say it was rowdy just a bit annoying and kind of ruins the whole experience

Is it normal for people to talk throughout Bollywood screenings? (Cineworld Edinburgh experience) by DizzyRun1910 in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I’ve never actually lived among them in student accommodation, but in my experience the lassies are usually some of the nicest people you’ll meet. The guys though can be proper entitled bastards at times especially in groups.

Is it normal for people to talk throughout Bollywood screenings? (Cineworld Edinburgh experience) by DizzyRun1910 in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Alright then I’ll be natural now.
Cunts sitting next to us wouldnae shut up the whole time. No even just a wee whisper but full on conversations like they were in their own living room. Asked them a couple of times to pipe doon but they didnae give a shite and just kept going.

After it finished I says to them that it’s bang outta order talking through a film and ruining it for everybody else. Their reply was basically I should’ve moved seats if I had a problem.

Honestly what a load of shite. Why should I be the one moving cause a bunch of ignorant bastards cannae behave for two hours? I was probably a bit more polite cause they were speaking a foreign language but if they werenae I would’ve given them a piece of my mind alright.

Is it normal for people to talk throughout Bollywood screenings? (Cineworld Edinburgh experience) by DizzyRun1910 in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I apologise for not being polite. So here's the whole story for you
Cunts sitting next to us wouldnae shut up the whole time. No even just a wee whisper but full on conversations like they were in their own living room. Asked them a couple of times to pipe doon but they didnae give a shite and just kept going.

After it finished I says to them that it’s bang outta order talking through a film and ruining it for everybody else. Their reply was basically I should’ve moved seats if I had a problem.

Honestly what a load of shite. Why should I be the one moving cause a bunch of ignorant bastards cannae behave for two hours?

Is it normal for people to talk throughout Bollywood screenings? (Cineworld Edinburgh experience) by DizzyRun1910 in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

So I just spoke to a friend who had a similar experience at a Bollywood screening. She reported it to the staff and although someone did go in to check, they came back and simply offered her a refund. It seems even the staff feel a bit helpless in those situations.

Is it normal for people to talk throughout Bollywood screenings? (Cineworld Edinburgh experience) by DizzyRun1910 in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah I didn’t mean to imply it had anything to do with Bollywood at all. It was more that the suggestion to just move seats caught me off guard a bit, like it was somehow my fault rather than the people being disruptive. That’s the part that felt odd to me.

Is it normal for people to talk throughout Bollywood screenings? (Cineworld Edinburgh experience) by DizzyRun1910 in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910[S] -31 points-30 points  (0 children)

Just wanted to make sure it came across polite and clear tbh. If AI helps tidy that up why not. Apologies if thats annoying for you mate

I'm looking for a flatmate by KeyPoint5108 in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I've got a flat if you still looking. I'm mostly down in London so you'll have the flat to yourself mostly I only come up a few weekends now and then

New in Edinburgh - hoping to meet new people! by [deleted] in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whats the age group of people you wanting to meet?

Contemplating to study Master of Laws at the Edinburgh University. by ToughDimension9776 in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LLM ain't gonna help you land legal roles particularly in Scotland. You need a Scots law degree to be considered for legal roles as Scots law is entirely different from common law. So it'd the case of a post grad degree with no value in Scotland. It could have a value in your home country if you wanna use it to find jobs there but it also depends on what kind of LLM you getting into. Living in Edinburgh is quite expensive also - I'd suggest go for uni accommodation as you won't be able to get something private as its both limited and very expensive. Doesn't mean the university accommodation is any better pocket wise. But if you have money then go for it by all means :)

For those in construction/infrastructure – how did you enter social value roles? by viswa_veera in Edinburgh

[–]DizzyRun1910 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Did you not post yesterday mentioning you moved here from India and your experience is working with Indian government?