Others, however, will spend their first term fantasising about how great life would be anywhere other than the lonely fourth floor of their halls.
Jake was the first to fantasise about leaving the site entirely.
And for a second I fantasised that if enough disgruntled Liberal Democrats switched to Labour and a protest bandwagon began to roll, then maybe we could actually win it.
First off, he fantasised, wasted time, surfed the net and watched conspiracy theory films on YouTube.
Readers of Cold War spy fiction were drawn into identifying double agents (as in Frederick Forsyth's The Fourth Protocol) and fantasising about the effects of brainwashing (Deighton's The Ipcress File).
By the end, the narrator is fantasising about his first bitter kiss of the spirit from beyond the grave.
Pulp started a few months after that first encounter and we would often fantasise about how great it would be if one day we could get to record a session for the show.
The music's in the same ethereal realm as Main Attrakionz et al, and you can tell she loves Danny Brown as well as Odd Future – she fantasises about marrying Bieber, but first she wants to run over Selena Gomez (twice).
Is the five-time US Open runner up Phil Mickelson about to win his first national championship, the prize he's fantasised about above all others, for all his natural born?
In 2007, the number of people living in cities worldwide overtook those living in the countryside, for the first time; around that time, we started fantasising about rural living instead of urban.
