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Haha... a bit of absurd melodrama in the commentary - Jim was like "Maybe there are some mind games happening here with Haas trying to match Federer's green and white outfit", to which John goes (deadpan delivery) "Mmm, Haas is trying to show Federer that he has more green than him." Those two...

At USYD you would have to withdraw in writing. I'd do it just to be on the safe side.

lol @ Putin I don't think he actually has the physical ability to smile

Eh It makes no sense But I tune in for my weekly dose of Kreuk. It's like a drug, I swear. My dopamine levels get boosted or some such thing.

A bit of both I'd say. Nowadays I have to tell myself to listen to what he's saying even though it is 90% ridiculous sounding hyperbole, in case there is a bit of substance buried in there. That's a problem Beazley has I think. He tries to make things sound heavier and more important than they...

Thanks for telling me that Ptitsa, I'll be in touch via PM.

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I don't want to send this thread off on a tangent, but I beg to differ She has a gorgeous smile :)

As you suggested, they're not mutually exclusive :)

I never thought of The Similarion as a holy book ;)

No! You do not automatically get unenrolled. You don't even get automatically unenrolled if you transfer internally within USYD. You must withdraw from your course in writing - send it to your faculty office. (I have had a huge problem with USYD and the Department of Education, Science and...

You are correct - the NRSL cut-off for UNSW law (though they do not call it a NRSL cut-off) has been roughly 1 or 2 points off USYD's.

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UQ's not that bad. His honour Callinan J of the High Court came from UQ ;)

While I think that Corby is probably guilty, and therefore somewhat foolish if not stupid, I don't think that 20 years gaol is remotely fair as punishment. I mean let's face it - this is basically the end of her life. That said, when you travel to other countries you must of course abide by...