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Been driving a nice GLC300 loaner this past week. Not super powerful but the 190kW/400Nm is sufficient for a small SUV.

Whilst I'm not a mod, I'd also ask the natural question of why someone would want to be a mod... I wouldn't assume that you would or wouldn't get it either, but I think the other factors mentioned in this topic already are a good indicator. I think the other key message is if your objective is...

It's the whole question of what should the government do since they overestimated how much JobKeeper would cost by $60bn. Some want JobKeeper expanded (i.e. spend it) whereas others (like myself) would rather repay debt (or just not borrow so much).

nuts are great. I feel healthier than eating chips lol.

Sonic Forces... bought it in Humble Bundle a while back and finally got around to trying it. Not bad, and after installing the widescreen/FOV mod so I can play in 32:9, it's been amazing fun. I only got inspired to look at it when I realised I had it on PS+ from before and tried it. The PS4 Pro...

I personally am not convinced the money needs to be spent. After all, the $60 billion is borrowed money which we didn't have anyway, and will be paying in higher taxes for years to come. At some point the private sector will need to adjust, and the commercial realities will kick in with or...

I don't think I ever feel bored. That being said my job has continued remotely this whole time so I've just ploughed on through, and the baby keeps me occupied. If I get breathing room, I'll play a game (FF7 Remake, Pokemon Shield, NFS Heat, Halo 5, FF8 Remaster and KH3 are all at varying stages...

Destroyed my CLPs, but kept all the electronic stuff (including the PDF versions of the CLP).

I'm pretty happy with where I am and appreciate what I got out of the CA - but as they said during our ceremony, the CA isn't so much about what you learn but what it tells others about you.

Got my CA about 8 years ago... how time flies.

Depends on your own learning style though. Some people learn by handwriting, others prefer to type. Main benefit of digital is you can't lose it (and easier to share on BoS later right?). For me back in the day I used to write, and then I'd type it up and use the opportunity to reformat/change...

I feel a bit mean to say this but I thought when **** happens, you usually then need to make choices which often means giving up something... it's like he's gone down the route of "COVID-19 isn't my fault so I don't want to give anything up".

Bros doing it now? Or already CAs?

Plenty of people do it for that reason because they got the marks, picked it since it was the highest entrance requirements, and off they went...

I found this article on someone complaining that Job Keeper payments are taxed at their marginal rate... not sure how I'm meant to feel when a guy who earns $180k+ complains that since he got stood down and went onto Job Keeper, he's only getting $450 per week and it isn't enough to cover his...

And for some people, it's "because they can".

Are you wanting to do a double degree? I don't know many which allow or encourage it anymore...

The point I wanted to get to is I never thought much about scaling back when I did my HSC once I had selected my subjects which I was interested in.

I don’t think I was too badly impacted by scaling (98/100 exam mark, assessment and hsc overall). But I also didn’t give much thought to scaling concepts and just tried to do my best.