Anywho, thanks for Francis who dug it out…
 
Here is the infamously famous Seating Arrangements Blog http://wcexo.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!4779FBA648496C08!1039.entry
 
Okay…I guess Situation D was pretty hyped up…but…I’ll just post it here (can’t believe I still remember).
 
Situation D
You’re with a friend (of the same sex) and you board the damn bus to see someone you like (of the opposite sex or not…whatever makes you happy) and your friend sits down somewhere else and you have to make the tentalising decision of where to sit…is it bro’s over hoes or will your friend just be a "fully sic bro" and understand?
 
I think I had a far better example in my head when I was writing that blog LAST year…oh ahahhaa I remember now…hehe…now I did NOT do this *rolles eyes*
 
You get on the bus…and you see someone you know…and you DON’T sit next to them and sit in another seat…hoping that somebody else would sit in that seat. OR…you get on the bus and you avoid eye contact with the people that you know to prevent them from sitting in the seat cause we all know that if they do, you just lost an opportunity where in your head you’ll be  cursing them like a bitch.
 
Meh, buses. Who catches them these days? Oh wait…UNSW people…everyday…twice a day…just like High School. :)
 
Anywho…I guess lecture theatres are different now.
 
But still the same concept applies. Would you rather be nigelated or nigelate? Maths lectures suck. But these days, I’ve changed my tact. Hehe…I’ll catch a later train…arrive at USYD just when the lecture starts…and just wonder off and sit next to anybody that I know…that usually works fine. No longer do I need to sit by myself like a loser. Hehehe.
 
I need to come up with another theory of some sort to keep my mojo going.
 
John out.