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i edited. yeah its from 2002 hsc =] you must have a good memory haha

haha are you quoting the drink driving ad or actually saying that

B Comm UOW

lol. so as long as there are 'worse' people that you, that removes any negative status from your action.

my bad l = 1/b2+(x+8)2 + 1/b2+(x-*)2 show that dl/dx = -2p/Q where P= [(x+8)(b2+(x-8)2)2+(x-8)(b2+(x-8)2)2] and Q = (b2+(x=8)2)2(b2+(x-8)2)2

i do that i think but in less pages cos my writing is tiny and hard to read. sigh

lolol that sounds like a challenge *adorns battle attire* *i post in asterisks too much*

you know what dp i don't think i've heard what your familys reaction was. if you already said it i apologise, but i'm not one to search through threads haha.

Re: are people who are both handed tend to be smarter? bet OP isn't ambidextrous

yes. however it hasn't been opened since term one year 7

him: i got 99.95!! *asian parents re-sheath samurai swords and release the boy from his stocks, retreating into the shadows of the room, growling quietly*

yeah. i'm on my learners and i have to do the 80 km/h thing. its actually unsafe sometimes when you are on a road where the limit is 110. especially late at night, people come up behind you and don't realise how much slower you are going, then have to make a quick change to the other lane...

agreed. why can't people understand this? "i didn't indicate once" seems like a small thing, but the guidelines say it is a big thing, THEREFORE IT IS A BIG THING. its just the way it works.

also, if you are moving your car more than a metre in the swerve you should glance over your shoulder to check your blind spot. very important, you could lose points if you don't, hope i got you in time i was too lazy to read when your test was

asian parents: *fierce glare* ohhh yes you will! *brandishes samurai sword*

both of my parents think i'm going to fail the hsc dad keeps mentioning programs in the army and stuff and always shares little innocent lines like, "you know tafe is a great option as well" i don't understand, i'm like well above average at a selective school ranked 20 in the state. its...

i go to a public school and most of the people i know who got spec previsions for that^ did not need medical proof. they just like talked to deputy about it and that was enough.

a laptop would for me. i can type faster than most people can talk.

seriously it does. sheerly due to msn and myspace/bos, i can type about 90 words per minute, which is now on my resume haha.

haha yeah i know. the title's the only weird bit.