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AW-MG, ILU. !

Today my friends, was blessed day. I just knew it was different, it was in the air, in my blood. Today I felt more humbled than ever before at seeing the true face of God. God in all his miraculous, mysterious ways. Yes ! For today my friends, I had recieved FOUR 120 page A4 spiral notebooks than my required TWO. Double ! I could not believe my eyes. I am still amazed at the lords' work.

Female Alfred E. Neumans are not physically appealing. Neither are normal Alfred E. Neumans. Weirdo. Redheads PWN STFU Yes, I agree. But when you combine Redheads WITH FRECKLES, you're just scraping the bottom of the barrel. It's either one or the other. You [no normal person] cant have both.

What you're saying is good and all, but was this like a community service announcement ? Because I'm not quite sure what to reply with. I read all of it by the way. :thumbup:

Scrubs hands down. Best comedy show ever. Ever.

[bleep] you. :grin:

Best "underground" hip hop artist ever. Incredible talent, tasty beats, great message. Here.

Female Alfred E. Neumans are not physically appealing. Neither are normal Alfred E. Neumans. Weirdo.

Just general knowledge ? Or history, chemistry, maths, etc ?

How the hell can you manage to listen to that ? Hardcore [cabbage]. It's just noise, not sound. No development, no advancement. No sense of "fulfillment at the end". It's just boring UNEXISTWAS/ISGAY over and over again, over a continous loop of broken speaker.

Shawty ? Shawty ? :wall:

You added "lol" to one of your best friends death ? I had a best friend when I was like 4, always doing stuff togther. But then I moved, havent seen him since.

That's unsual ...

Michael C. Hall who plays Dexter had a form of cancer, but is now "on the road to the successful completion of treatment". Only heard of it today, but wondering if it might affect future seasons. Anyway, link : http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/people/dexter-star-recovering-from-cancer-20100114-m7qr.html

I laughed so hard after : But when I came to Australia my life is changed, I though I would find a better life, but I didn't. [bleep]ing hilarious.

What ? University level ? I dont think they actually teach what you've mentioned, because I had a look at the "outcomes" [very similar to ours] and that's not required [for New Zealand]. What you say is uni level, we've done in Year 11, some parts in the beginning of Year 12. Where did you get the idea that you need "electron pushing", molecular orbitals etc ... I've had a look at the courses and stuff offered and how it's structured, and it's much much better than Australia's system . There are a [bleep]load of courses and the credit stuff is better than our Highly Screwed Chance. There's like hundred of different "courses" instead of our only 25-30 which you do over two years. Whereas in NZ, more courses, segregated, and over a longer period. It's much more broken down, which is better. Funnily enough, some of the stuff that they're doing now we did much later, and vice versa. For example that carbon chemistry section contains stuff I did over 10-11. Wongtong, when can you take the levels 3+ ?

Hehe, cool. :thumbup: Your actual books, as in you see what you did wrong ?! Lucky. No such thing here. There's higher levels aswell right ? Like upto 3/4 ?

Okay, I think it moved forward a few times. But maybe because I "wanted" it to. I'm going to just give up now. :lol: Havent' done that since like Year 9/10. Q 1-3a is okay, might need to look over some stuff for 3b. Yeah, can you find me the Chemistry one you did ? Oh and science.

Most scientific calculators can get you through most of uni and definitley highschool.. Basic mental arithmetic actually helps in exams. Adding, subtracting, multiplication. No need to punch in xyz. Saves time. We were allowed to use calculators, but unless it's absolutley required it slows you down. Remembering math forumulas and etc... learn from first principles. Instead of just trying to learn it by rote [which some people can do], instead know how to derive it, if and when you need it. You get a better understanding, and if you forget you can get "back". [Though some formulas are paticularly longwinded, etc... like the quadratic, perpendicular distance, product of roots, most trigonometric identities]

Wongtong, all those results look impressive. :thumbup: Shoot me a practice paper, somewhere ? Interested to see what's in it. Hole under my knee ? What the hell ? I've got these hollow points on the side, but I had no idea what you're talking about. I'm hitting it with the underside of a stapler. There's this small twitchy feeling, behind my knee, but other than that nothing. It's not even moving forward like it's supposed to, it's moving back from the hit. :unsure:

Yeah, like 20 minutes. Did it in like 30 second sequences, switching between left and right and different positions. Nothing happened. :wall: Fastortoise, I took your advice and I still cant notice anything.

What would you classify this as ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTKG4WijFIA

Must not have hit the right spot... or you don't react to that. My "reflexive knee jerk" is extremely obvious. Today we had 5 extra bodies so I wasn't working very hard. Tomorrow I get to wear whites, doing a job I will hate. Bodies ? What work do you do ? I think he means like staff. Pffft. Sure he does. :notalk: Staff in the deep-freeze ! Eeek.

Haha, you said homo. Homo. Anyway, no. Most people [guys] are the same. Some like blue eyes, some like brown eyes, but no matter what colour they have to be appealing, right ? Same goes for "personality" and all of that other [cabbage]. You want someone who speaks their mind, someone who beleives in you, etcetera. Here, I have a general formula They must be able to speak from their heart. They must be outgoing, intelligent and funny. Etcetera, repeat for any number of unending platitudes.

I hope it includes a side of cardiologist and a warfarin prescription. :thumbup: