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Very nice! Papa Roach are pretty awesome. Last Resort will always be my favourite song of theirs, though. =]

I have six piercings. Two in each ear lobe, left cartilage and belly button. I did have my nose pierced until four days ago and only had it for four days. Then I accidentally pulled it with my towel and couldn't get the stud back in so I had to take it out. I was and still am devastated. I'll...

Year 10 is for bludging. Use Year 11 wisely and work hard in preparation for Year 12, but don't turn into a hermit by studying all day everyday. Balance, kiddies.

Chemistry FTW. I absolutely hated Biology in Year 11 and dropped it; in Maths Ext 2 we did Physics in the Mechanics chapter which I hated and couldn't do. Plus, Chemistry involves chemicals and fire. Nuff said. :karate:

Similar thing used to happen to me at my old job (Hungry Jack's). Like fack, I just collected the orders, I didn't always know who ordered what. Pay faking attention. Just out of curiosity, where do you work?

She only found out when she saw me sorting out papers into piles of stuff to give away or burn.

My mum forgot when my HSC exams were on. Lol.

Was she good-looking?

That's gold. =] And don't worry. I did sweet fuck all in Year 10 and ended up coming second overall.

Karma and Effect - Seether Disclaimer II - Seether

Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. Freaking awesome. And I usually loathe reading anything but the newspaper.

Poor thing, that must've been tough on you.

This probably won't help at all, but I was never really able to relate how a particular camera technique/musical feature etc. would represent a person's Inner Journey/Powerplay/Transformations. Yay, English.

Mmmm...future health problems.

:eek: WHAT??!! Which school do you go to?

I also won't miss hearing about the boys in my grade rooting chicks in like, Year 9 and bragging about it. Ew.

No worries. HSC Chemistry comes in handy when helping out SC students. =]

Crap, I misread it sorry. :shy: The Board of Studies is WROOOOOONG!!

More active elements (including metals) have either a nearly empty or nearly full electron shell in the atom. For example, Sodium has one electron in its outer shell, and to become more stable, like Neon or any other noble gas, it tries to lose an electron. A similar case occurs with chlorine...

Sodium is in Group 1 (I think!), so is highly reactive, and Magnesium is in Group 2, also a very reactive metal. The graph shows a lot of gas produced very quickly by both metals, hence the answer must be D.