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Coming back to this thread, I think @Seremfy007 and I have totally different likes and priorities in our cars. Looking at new vehicles and thinking to myself that my STI just isn't hardcore enough and that I could go without even more of the luxuries :P

Agreed with you. Every car I've ever owned slowly becomes my next racecar. For me driving experience is everything but I sort of understand the other side as well. What annoys me is when people take a fantastic sports car and stance it and attach huge wings because that to me is fake. It's the...

Speed and driving experience isn't really the point of that build though.

You could buy decent a car for the price of a Civic.

Actually the question is looking for insight so it does actually matter.

Nursing and Medicine perform very different roles in the hospital and you need to work out what role better suits what you envision as your kind of patient care. There's quite a bit of mission creep depending on the type of nursing you do into medicine but they're totally different jobs and...

If it doesn't need to be new E90 M3s are 4 doors and well below 100k

Here I am thinking about the new STI ;)

You can't "catch" liver cirrhosis by contact. You also won't catch diseases from cadavers unless you did something really stupid. I will point out that wet labs are a thing but you will NOT be dissecting humans at an Australian medical school. You will use pre prosected specimens.

Por que no los dos?

This is true. Just ask Serem how excited I was over my first proper car ;)

These won't be around forever either remember. It's also quite an ask to remain a SRMO/Junior Registrar type position forever.

I loved the hell out of my first Liberty but I really should've gotten a motorbike first, so much cheaper to run.

Re: What to do if one failed to enter medicine through undergraduate and graduate pat Choose medicine if there is literally nothing else he would be happy doing, the choice without regrets is the right one.

Would be interesting driving this car and the WRX STI back to back.

I think it's fitted with a device that limits how far you can open the throttle.

Just adding a little more perspective as someone who's made it through to the other side. I started my med degree in 2009 and back then we were concerned regarding the med student tsunami and attaining internship positions for training. When I graduated there were no international students who...

That was my first bike and truth be told, I hated it. I sold it for what I bought it for after learning the basics and doing my newbie drops. The bike rides great, it was just too small for me from a size perspective. It's definitely a good bike for a learner, that and the Ninja 250/300 or the...

MT07 has torque for days and will do easy power wheelies. They're a great LAMS bike if you can afford it but it's also more likely to be a handful to learn with.

Meh. Do one or the other. Doing a law degree with the intention of studying medicine is absurd and useless.