Finally a hello from me!

**jc8654** · 21-05-2007, 14:20

Well, after being on here a few weeks, I should probably introduce myself properly!

I'm Jonathan, studying Physics at the University of Manchester.Website Hostings are a bit of a hobby (well, used to be) but now I'm branching out into setting up my own website hosting design business with one of my friends. Hopefully it will help pay for all those student nights out!

Although I've never really been taught properly about website hosting design and computers (well unless you count a GCSE in ICT) I always seem to be able to tinker and get things to work which means I now get tech support phone calls and emails from my friends all around the UK!

So yes, say hi and feel free to ask! I'll try to help!

**Ben Stones** · 21-05-2007, 14:23

Hello Johnathan,

Welcome to the forum and hope you enjoy your self.

**DPS Computing** · 21-05-2007, 14:29

Welcome Jonathan!

A fellow Mancunion at last!

. Hope you manage to both give something to the forum and get something out of it

. Have already seen you around the topics quite a bit so hopefully that will continue!

**jc8654** · 21-05-2007, 14:31

Well, I was missing a little bit towards the end of the last week as I had two exams on Friday. I don't have one until the 30th now though so I can have a few days off.... I am meant to be in the library working but you know, the whole pull of the forum is just too much.

**DPS Computing** · 21-05-2007, 14:34

Hehe, I just had my last exam this morning. I am so happy I could do a little dance!

**Ryan** · 21-05-2007, 14:57

Hello Jonathan,

Welcome to the forum. Hope to see ya posting around

**jc8654** · 21-05-2007, 15:01

Originally Posted by DPS Computing

Hehe, I just had my last exam this morning. I am so happy I could do a little dance!

I have another 3 to go..... Bluuurgggghhh! Are you doing computer science at Manchester Uni?

**flesso** · 21-05-2007, 15:14

Welcome to the forums.

I sincerely hope you enjoy your stay here.

**paul** · 28-05-2007, 09:38

Welcome aboard Jonathan.

**DPS Computing** · 28-05-2007, 12:46

Originally Posted by jc8654

I have another 3 to go..... Bluuurgggghhh! Are you doing computer science at Manchester Uni?

I'm doing Computer Science with Mathematics. And I'm down the road from Manchester

.

**eukrobert** · 01-06-2007, 09:19

Originally Posted by jc8654

Well, after being on here a few weeks, I should probably introduce myself properly!

I'm Jonathan, studying Physics at the University of Manchester.Website Hostings are a bit of a hobby (well, used to be) but now I'm branching out into setting up my own website hosting design business with one of my friends. Hopefully it will help pay for all those student nights out!

Although I've never really been taught properly about website hosting design and computers (well unless you count a GCSE in ICT) I always seem to be able to tinker and get things to work which means I now get tech support phone calls and emails from my friends all around the UK!

So yes, say hi and feel free to ask! I'll try to help!

Welcome Jonathan thats how i started mate just messing about with website hostings and php etc. and seemed to get things to work lol best way because you learn from your mistakes

Enjoy your stay here im sure you will learn alot from our experianced members

I did Physics at A level oh it was so hard cant imagine what it would be like studying that at uni. good luck though mate its one hell of a good subject

Kind Regards

Robert

**DPS Computing** · 02-06-2007, 21:01

Originally Posted by eukrobert

I did Physics at A level
Robert

I tried to do physics A Level.

I applaud you for just being able to do it and pass!

**jc8654** · 03-06-2007, 00:05

So if I told you I got A's in Physics, Maths, Further Maths & Geography at A Level would you then think I was mad? I'm beginning to think so.... Lol. The scary thing is I really enjoy physics....... Makes me wonder if I'm sane sometimes!

**DPS Computing** · 03-06-2007, 15:27

Originally Posted by jc8654

So if I told you I got A's in Physics, Maths, Further Maths & Geography at A Level would you then think I was mad? I'm beginning to think so.... Lol. The scary thing is I really enjoy physics....... Makes me wonder if I'm sane sometimes!

I would say you are a very intelligent person.

I would expect you to be a CEO of some huge company on a few million year by your 30th birthday!!

Congrats on those results - they are really good. What college did you go to? (if you don't mind me asking?)

**jc8654** · 03-06-2007, 16:18

Well I'm from Newcastle but I went to a comprehensive school for GCSE's and 6th form so it's not one you'll have heard of I would think. And I can only dream of the few million a year now being the poor student I am! Lol.

**DPS Computing** · 03-06-2007, 17:14

Originally Posted by jc8654

Well I'm from Newcastle but I went to a comprehensive school for GCSE's and 6th form so it's not one you'll have heard of I would think. And I can only dream of the few million a year now being the poor student I am! Lol.

You'll get it with grades like that and if you continue them into your degree. I am really impressed!!

Ah right, I know a couple of people from Newcastle but your probably right that I wouldn't know it even if you told me!!

**jc8654** · 03-06-2007, 18:19

Oh, you'd be surprised. I've got no motivation to work at the minute as everyone else has finished their exams. I seem to be one of the last one's to finish which ****s!

And we'll see about the few million. I personally think there's more chance of winning the lottery but that's just (6/49)*(5/48 )*(4/47)*(3/46)*(2/45)*(1/44)=1 in 14,301,630 by my method although there are several other ways of working it out! Near enough 1 in 14 million. Lol.

**DPS Computing** · 03-06-2007, 18:38

Originally Posted by jc8654

Oh, you'd be surprised. I've got no motivation to work at the minute as everyone else has finished their exams. I seem to be one of the last one's to finish which ****s!

And we'll see about the few million. I personally think there's more chance of winning the lottery but that's just (6/49)*(5/48 )*(4/47)*(3/46)*(2/45)*(1/44)=1 in 14,301,630 by my method although there are several other ways of working it out! Near enough 1 in 14 million. Lol.

Trust me, anyone with 4 A's (especially in subjects like Physics and Further Maths) will never have a problem getting a very well paid job - especially if you follow it up by getting a great degree (1st class preferable

)

**jc8654** · 03-06-2007, 18:40

We'll see about that. Lol. I might want to go into something which is low paid with a feel good factor about it.... Then again, I might win the lottery on Wednesday...

**DPS Computing** · 03-06-2007, 18:42

Originally Posted by jc8654

We'll see about that. Lol. I might want to go into something which is low paid with a feel good factor about it.... Then again, I might win the lottery on Wednesday...

If you do feel like that, can I borrow your A's in Physics and Further Maths ?

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