i_love_burritos

funnily enough that's what most clothing "brands" do these days. + some shitty design

bup baarharhba bababarupburpbarup

Why not do both at the same time? por que no los dos

However valid your insight may be, I find it hilarious coming from an American.

when i was in highschool i didnt drive back home i caught a bus kids these days [bleep]ing hell..

so i've got my end sem exams in ~10 days. 65% weighting of my entire unit. just spent the last 4 days chillnout, maxin relaxin, doing [bleep] all. regret is kicking in now, why the [bleep] did I waste so much time for aaaaaaugh god. why'd I do that. :wall: edit: 14 days to utilize. wasted 4 of them. meaning I wasted approximatley 29% of the total time I could use. only 71% of 2 weeks remaining.

Aren't most uni accommodations and/or close to catered 95% to foreign people? obv' they need a home but some of us DO live in this country since birth, I think we have "some" right in accommodation when it comes to it. Nope. I'll use sydney as an example but I assume it's pretty much the same everywhere. You have maybe one or two student colleges (housing) per uni (which can hold a few hundred people -> 2000 people), a large one like USYD has 4-5 of these such colleges some specific to certain faculties. The basis for staying in them is your academic transcript/ other brownie point bullshit. Most people are happy with commuting to and from home-> uni everyday hence why there arent more of these colleges. Intl students already have to pay exorbitant fees, and I dont think they can go to normal housing. They have seperate specifically for intl students (residential colleges). All other I assume rent somewhere close. I'm sure a significant portion of uni students dont live at home but only a few % stay on university related college housing (due to the reasons outlined above : scarcity / price [around 10K a year] and admission criteria.) + renting with a few other people is probably cheaper. Or just staying at home.

Because I refuse to live in a world where 30 degrees is hot. Come to Australian then.

nice temperature. 15C is not too cold :thumbup:

im leaving a possibly 30-35 degree day everyday for a period of two months to - cold ass america what's the average temperature for california reigons during late november/december ? coats and jackets are :thumbup:

nah got plenty fo time being bruv

new desktop pc fo sho [racist term]

can someone translate pls

44! = 2.65827157 × 10^54

nah uh

in response to h2pm's image

you can just use (!)

cool number 7070

7070

living in/around uni would be cool. doesnt work that way for (most, around 95%) of students here...

look up the enter the sandman (smooth jazz) one by the same guy (andyrehfeldt). it's brilliant

awesum :thumbup: Seriously, it is. I've drank milk like a boss my whole life, and I've never broken a bone (besides my thumb in a freak accident). Yet I was a pretty psychical kid, fair amount of sports...coincidence? I THINK NOT we have a constant amount of 6 litres of milk at the house at any one time. drinking milk now. TASTY. and I dont think I've broken a bone either...though for a seperate reason.

awesum :thumbup:

why u mad

who was complaining, i was just asking -