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How did you make so many notes? I wrote three pages, half of which I knew anyway. I only wrote down things I hadn't really focused on yet, didn't know and an exercise the SS lady made us do. My unfinished journal reflection is already longer than my notes, and its either really good that I knew...

Lol nope. I was the caucasian with the asian and the half caucasion half asian (but you can't really see the asianness) so it looks like 2 white chicks and an asian chick. But yeah, guess you didn't see me. It's hard to try and remember every single person there. There were just too many.

Wow, shadowdude has a kinky side :O Yeah maybe he skipped the slides because they were inappropriate? All i really remember was fuck yourself, something about fairytales and confusion from trying to take in too much information as it was flying past. I liked the fail reflection statement...

Lol yeah everyone went to buy fast food in the 1 hour break. We came back 20 minutes early and sat in the middle of the quadrangle. There were so many tadpoles in their pond.

Lol I know its like you guys were right there, but I never met any of you. My halfcaste friend felt the need to point out every 10 seconds the lack of asians in the room.

Lol I don't take hair colour into account unless they speak in a way that suits the stereotype. The fashionably late guy sounded a little more stuck up, but I suppose that did make him seem more intelligent than the others somehow. It was weird being somewhere dominated by white chicks. My...

Small gym. Hi. I'm a stereotype :) But seriously when the first chick from last year was talking... and she did the girly bimbo laugh thing... part of me died. But she did a critical and was invited to speak so i guess she can't have dont that badly and i'm judging her based solely on...

Dude I can't believe I paid for this and they didn't check for tickets once. So easy to just sneak into. A lot of it covered stuff I already knew. But then again, it did help get me thinking things for my report (it's due first week back). In the SS segment she made us move around and...

On the charge I love how so many of these don't make sense on their own. I'm probably gonna change that a thousand times.

The Christians aren't saying they hate Allah nor are the Muslims saying they hate God. They don't believe in the existence - and they certainly don't hate their own religious deities. The same logic would apply to atheists - why would you hate something you don't believe exists? Can I "sujest"...

Wenona is a school according to my teacher. There are no codes on the tickets, as long as you have the right coloured paper i guess someone could scan them and print them off. We had to register and it cost $40. There are 3 sessions 10-10:30 "The Student Experience" 10:35- 12:30 "Workshop -...

Dude... NCAP crazy much?

No there are actual tickets. Should be sent to whichever address you put down. There are 3 tickets - one for each session

+1. Wtf

Lol yeah :P Thank god I don't have to hold shift in real life... but ctrl+F would be very useful. :D

I get that most of it is because you're talking on the internet, but before you move up I suggest you revise the use of plurals, words like "who" and "which", the placement of adjectives and nouns in a sentence, the use (more specifically overuse) of conjunctions and tautology. I assumed that...

Is anyone going?

Abbott has extreme views. He thinks Bible studies should be compulsory, women should save their virginity for marriage, "houseWIVES" should be doing all the ironing, homosexuality is wrong as is against abortion. Having opinions is not dangerous. Being in a position of power, after proving...

The named example is that the exhusband of a woman who remarries has the ultimate decision in whether or not the children will live with the new husband or not. Australian family law's paramount belief is the "best interests of the child" takes precedence. If the new husband is in any way...

Exactly - what's the point? It's like joining the greens to outlaw rainforests. You don't become part of something if you want to change its laws and policies or don't believe they should apply to you.