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Tricking is awesome. But no. Martial arts at most. :haha:

Re: The Future is the past - where should Australia stand? USA, China, or neuetrality That was such a great film. :haha:

Re: The Future is the past - where should Australia stand? USA, China, or neuetrality Given that, we will side with whoever on economic grounds, but in terms of global conflict etc, I really think Australia will side with a Western power. It's kind of a proviso .. I am NOT advocating this...

Re: The Future is the past - where should Australia stand? USA, China, or neuetrality No I think Western Europe managed to screw over a lot of places through their vast colonial scheme, actually. Haha. And no, my peers are not a bunch of international students. We don't really have that going...

Join a sports club? That way, you're obligated to go, socialise and have regular exercise. If you're talking HSC, don't think about it much. Just do what needs to be done. =)

Re: The Future is the past - where should Australia stand? USA, China, or neuetrality Australia's essentially fledgling America. Waging war on the world was God's way of teaching America geography. :P No, I'm quite anti-American, in terms of its politics, culture and whatever else. And...

What a terribly colourful life she's had. But whether it be nude photos or her ideologies, I vote that she should be censored. :haha:

Re: The Future is the past - where should Australia stand? USA, China, or neuetrality The poll says "stay neutral". But Australia, isn't neutral for starters. Australia may well geographically pertain to the Asia-Pacific but in terms of our politics and culture, it's very Westernised. We've...

English Advanced: - AOS Belonging: As You Like It (Shakespeare) - History and Memory: The Fiftieth Gate - Frankenstein and Blade Runner - Poetry of Gwen Harwood English Extension 1: Romanticism - Poetry of Keats - Poetry of Coleridge not sure what comes after.. Coleridge isn't exactly...

I suppose he's discriminatory in his own way. "I only bite famous people."

I have this love/hate relationship with English. I like to think of the English course as.. 'Express-Philosophy'. It's thought provoking, undoubtedly. However, there is this underlying.. monoculture. But in essence, you can challenge what the teacher says, so long as you can substantiate it.

That's an audacious assumption. Still, the younger generation's literary repetoire today is the equivalent of a typical Fantales. You make a valid point. I stand corrected. (an idiom, which I also doubt Meyer is aware of)

Same actually. First chem assessment (practical) was tragic, literally! And 30% weighted at school! Well 85% left of the HSC Chem course is theory so .. Math Ext 1 was underperformed. But Eng Avd/Ext 1, Math Ext 2 and Physics was decent.

Robert Pattinson, the guy who played Edward Cullen said that he was mortified that some kid asked him to bite her neck at an awards ceremony. Honestly. The whole series is a metaphor for sex. Bella is this average, exceedingly dull teenage female who overtly lusts after this...

I reckon Harder 3 unit is probably the most difficult. Mechanics .. well fisics is phun. And that being said, so is Applications of Calculus to the Physical World! =)

Re: Top 200 Schools - Daily Telegraph Haha yeah.. so some '09er techs have been telling me.

Re: Top 200 Schools - Daily Telegraph Sweet as. St George Girls' High School, Kogarah: 10th! Sydney Technical High School, Bexley: 33rd. Über lol. :haha:

And you would know, having watched it? :D Anyway, my english teacher said it doesn't matter if it's R or not, for instance, Lolita or Fight Club. However, I would strongly advise to incline towards conservatism, in the event you do offend some teacher/marker with strong views against what...

That's what "Tyler Durden" did in the opening clip of Fight Club! :)

Nathan, I hope it's not Twilight ... :spin: