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Intellectual knowledge is expensive and takes a long time to put pen to paper :)

Well, perhaps do a Certificate II in Retail Operations via Maccas? They should offer it as those in-store traineeship things. If you can get that + some customer service skills, you should be prepared enough :)

Not true. Red light camera only detects if you're over the white painted line on the road? (correct me if i'm wrong) and hence only detects if you're gone over the line when the lights flip red.

Have you tried the iPod in-ear headphones? They're pretty good, but pricey..

Tandy and Dick Smith Electronics stock a huge range. They're relatively cheap I bought some Sony in-ears for $20 at Tandy two months ago.

Fear Factor (wonder if anyone remembers that :p) How I Met Your Mother The Simpsons King of the Hill :D South Park :lol:

Creative headphones = awesomeness :lol:

I think class of '09 will have the biggest competition for places yet. It really depends on what courses people pick this year for their HSC. Hopefully they won't raise the cut offs! :p I reckon there won't be many fluctuations hopefully. These years it's became pretty stable, i'm hoping this...

Any Eminem song :p

Big Brother The bold and the beautiful (overly melo-dramatic) Totally Wild ('twas so boring) Aaaand...Playschool + Bob the builder? :p

I began my sex education in year 6. The content that was taught were how babies were made, reproductive organs..and I think that was it. It only ran for about four lessons at the end of the year. But sex education should be taught at year 7 straight away instead of dragging part I, II, III...

- Seafood (except tuna, cooked oysters + lobsters + crabs) - Internal organs - Pig's blood? (it's a delicacy in some asian countries) - Blue vein cheese/Swiss cheese/Parmesan Cheese

All of William Arthur Ward quotes; Personal favourite: “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; if you can dream it, you can become it.”

- Escape reality - Help me on homework/assignments - Learn big ass words so I can add that in my vocab :p - Broaden up my knowledge - Be informed in society :) - Because it's compulsory to read in English

You should maximise your marks as much as possible. It just gives you extra practice and sort of an idea how the HSC exams are going to be like. If you can improve, why not? It gives you an edge over other students. My two cents :p

Full article: Bloodied woman sent to hospital toilet to miscarry - National - smh.com.au What has happened to our health system? Epic failure once again. Perhaps more funding will do the job.

You're not the only one here :lol: I have a feeling i'll sort of slide off with some of my subjects, but just work hard nevertheless! No maths or sciences means we just have to work a little harder and hope for the best! ^^ -may-cat- is my hero :D 95.55 UAI without maths or science! Woot...

To OP: I was in the same situation as you. I got offered a place at a top 50 selective high school and decided whether to go or not. I asked around my friends at my old school and my teachers and they all said to accept the offer because it could maximise my potential. But, if you don't like...

Chatswood, Hornsby, Epping, Milson's Point = Nice.

Perhaps try Yoga; it works for some people :) But I tend to just go swimming or go outside for fresh air for relaxation :lol: