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Haha. I went first semester last year and only skipped three classes. Then took leave for second semester. But I get the feeling that rocking up to uni on a Thursday just isn't going to happen this semester.

Skip lectures. Like the rebel that I am.

On the odd occasion, yeah. Just not to the extent where I'm seriously considering quitting uni to pursue a career in being a pastry chef though. I'm quite focussed on my art right now.

I got the art bit right.

Do you take life drawing classes?

I like how this has absolutely no relevance to the thread topic. Moon is a fantastic film. Sam Rockwell is amazing.

Skirts and dresses aren't counted as pants.

Re: studying for the hsc and sleeping more versus working out and training,what shoul Keep exercising. It'll keep you sane.

It's like calling trackpants "sweatpants". It's just plain weird.

In my first year I spent $15 on a course reader and that was all. I'm sincerely hoping that no textbooks will be involved in my course ever.

I got an email about it. Basically SEADU wants people to write notes for students with disabilities in certain courses.

I've had a job for 3 years now. I got that UNSW note writing job offer too but it was for some gen ed class that I'm only taking because there was literally no other class worth taking. Applying for the job would mean having to turn up to a lecture that I don't want to go to every week and...

Not allowed to rep you for some reason. But this is awesome. But, at the risk of sounding like a complete weirdo, I still actually really like *Nsync.

I enjoyed it. I mean, I haven't seen the original so I'm not going even bother comparing it. But I liked it. Great directors, great cast, I liked the story. I'd recommend it for sure.

Of course it isn't. Already saw True Grit a couple of days ago. Keen on seeing the King's Speech (because I haven't just yet) and I also haven't seen Tangled yet. Plus I'm pretty sure Cars 2 might be coming out this year. Always keen for a new Pixar. But mainly Harry Potter.

HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS PART II. And that is all.

Counter-Clock World by Philip K. Dick. Fantastic book. I've actually just bought a whole heap of his books.

I did the HSC last year and studied both Ancient and Modern. I found that Modern was far more interesting in terms of content but a bit more difficult than Ancient. Ancient was an easier subject but it had a tendency to be really boring (all personal opinion though). I would recommend both...

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