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Does this "k method" have a more technical term?

It sounds like you should have failed to be be honest.

I was saying that some drugs are more acceptable than others and perceived better. I don't have a problem with marijuana. I haven't tried ecstasy before although would be more cautious, although it is fairly popular. Would I try heroin or ice though? Not a chance.

I'd say Physics & Chemistry. Altough it depends upon what you want to do and what interests you.

It sounds like a bad idea to me.

Those graphs are hard to read. I find it difficult to believe that alcohol and nicotine are so much more harmful than LSD, ecstasy and pot.

The Olympics are not Australian-centric, it is a global uniting event. You, being of the far left would have embraced this unity add coming together of nations I expected.

Put Pauline Hanson and Andrew Bolt together on a ticket. That is a party that might actually bring a fight to the Liberals and force them to be on their A game, as at the moment almost anyone could beat Gillard. It is not healthy for democracy when we have one party (Liberals) controlling a huge...

I don't know although I would wager it is in the tens of millions, if not breaking 100 million.

Over 1 billion people watched the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony live. It is clear the wider worldly views are (yet again) very different from yours.

It is unlikely I will vote for Labor. I won't vote Greens or Sex party. Thus I will vote Liberal. Also, buying votes is illegal.

Of course we should fund elite sport more (as in Olympics, not professional NRL etc).

Stop sign at the rta carpark exit. Didn't come to a complete stop. Instant fail.

No great loss.

Why does everyone say African American? Why not say African Australian? (unless for those actually in America etc...)

A long Wikipedia page is even dedicated to racism issues in China... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_issues_in_China

http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/the_dutch_prefer_to_do_than_to_whinge/

Yes, it is legitimate for government to fund sport (both at a local level and at an Olympic level).

Australia isn't racist, it is one of the most tolerable in the world. In comparison China is actually considered to be one of the most racist countries in the world.