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Not that I agree with NTB on this issue, but this little piece by Moir seems to sum up his most valid point http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2005/07/03/4cartoon_gallery__550x307,0.jpg

Without necessarily talking about this thread, yes it is clear that having a news article referenced does little to filter out trivial or unrelated news posts.

Oh Well that's nice of A But as for C, they must pay up. However it is somewhat of a predicament if you suspect that there is foul play and that the vet is trying to jack up the price. C could always agree to pay the medical expenses for the injury but only on the condition that the dog...

(The usual disclaimer applies - my advice should only be relied on at one's own risk) Very good for finding the relevant act. But let's get the facts straight: 1. B's dog is tied to a tree on public land. 2. A opens the gate to C's house. 3. C's dog runs out and attacks B's dog. 4. C...

That is the raw skeleton of my argument, yes :) lol that would just be being anal I wouldn't say most of the time just as valid. Take views against gays, abortions and multiculturalism, for example. Such views are often illogical and seem particularly anachronistic, in my opinion.

Another album so soon after Medulla?

(I'm going to ignore all the rather immature and stupid posts about lefties being idiots or some such thing. Grow up. And incidentally the left are usually attacked as being part of the cultural elite - ie. the educated/intellectuals.) The problem is that left and right attitudes are...

If you read my posts carefully, you will see I have endeavoured to provide realistic advice; I don't go about flattering people with niceties about their university when it affects real people. People making these decisions need facts, not wishy-washy feel-good statements that don't necessarily...

I am particularly guarded with posting assignments and you will never, ever see my exam notes made public. However I don't mind helping people with questions. ..or posting assignments that are just really obscure :)

hahah Yes, Kirby is a legend among law students. At least UNSW law students. I wonder if they all worship Gummow at USYD? :p

I couldn't resist :) http://www.weddingcrashersmovie.com/crashthistrailer/index.htm?id=2595

Sheesh you're doing well!

bahaha calling the horse gay is offensive language? I think if the horse could talk it would just be laughing, I mean how would the "offender" know?

Hell yes I 've found that and yes especially asian girl parents

I did power & democracy with rolfe today too what a trek that walk was to the bloody racecourse!

It's for all law students ;) You basically have to be a super-human law student to get it though. Extremely good grades, all-rounded, experienced, involved in a whole lot of crap, etc. But good luck to anyone who goes for it!

Like Felix and Aubery :)

ahahaha I'm sorry I missed it

Perhaps he isn't real, and is the incarnation of some random?

What the hell that's dodgy -- what about if someone wanted to transfer? The UAC would give them a new GPA surely