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Re: Are YOU trying to lose weight? Well, this seemed to imply otherwise reading over it I think I can see how I misinterpreted it though, my bad :)

Re: Are YOU trying to lose weight? once again, what do you think dancers do? Just put on music and dance non-stop? Whether pro or amateur, we all follow the same pattern.... Do combo/routine, short break. Combo/routine again. Short break. Dance again. short break. dance. break. dance. break...

*sniffs* We just know how to pick a good show when we see one. In the future when everyone else finally realises how cool it is, we'll be one of the few who has seen it from the beginning, and is like an uber-expert and everything :p

Re: Are YOU trying to lose weight? lol. Ok, so maybe I'm a little off about 100m sprinters (although I do think a lot of their training revolves around 100m... perhaps not exclusively, but mainly). But you are hella off about the "weeks and months" before performances for dancers :p . What do...

yay!!!! congrats!!!! :D:D:D

Re: Are YOU trying to lose weight? I know that's what pdhpe textbooks say, but it doesn't actually pertain to real life. What about dancers, who may only dance up to 2-3mins at a time? Or 100m sprinters? Both can be incredibly fit and have the ability to run long distances, without relying on...

I thought it was a bit big for regular wear, but you see italian collars like that all the time (although the italians make it work, like it if had been rolled more or something), and it was pretty tame for a 'Vincent' thing IMO (hence why somewhat forgivable in my eyes, lol) haha yeah his...

Technically, you could put them into the Hobbies forum (cooking) or in Fashion and Lifestyle (lifestyle = includes food? lol). Admittedly the latter is heavily fashion-dominated at the moment which might make it seem unfriendly to "lifestyle' threads, but I won't delete food-related things if...

I thought they both looked hot, but Jeffrey's looked more complicated to do (funny because he was the first to finish?), so maybe that's why he won. I think Vincent is more or less at the end of his league, now :( I expect him to be eliminated soon.

Re: Are YOU trying to lose weight? I watch my weight, happily it doesn't move around too much. I WOULD like to slim down and tone up a bit more, but alas I am too lazy to put the effort in :(

haha I think we're all gone though phases ;) Oooh, brainwave for new thread topic...

For what it's worth I was thinking about buying ankleboots (my definition: Anything from bonafide ankle boot to slightly above ankle) this winter, not that I'd ever wear them with anything but pants, but they're more comfortable to walk in than knee-high-boots-under-jeans (which you can't sit...

Re: Post what YOU wore today: OFFICIAL THREAD Just out of curiousity, what makes this thread more "official" than the other thread we have on this subject? (as in, the one that's been around forever and ever) edit: Nevermind, I've merged the threads now :)

I know that some girls like to wear boy's pants because they're baggy, and "more comfortable". Ok. Ultimately if it's what they really want to wear, more power to them. Hopefully by the time they're 25 they grow out of it though :D Boy's clothes aren't that flattering on a girl's figure! :p...

Heidi Klum wore some the other day on Project Runway. I reckon you could have felt my seething jealousy from the other end of the house. Although it's a waste of time to want something I'll never have, I guess :( (why is it that so many of the current hot trends are so unforgiving? :()

Now, ankle boots have been around for a few years but didn't really start to be worn with short skirts etc until like, last year? (forgive me if I'm wrong, I don't wear them so I can't recall exactly when they started to become mainstream) What are your opinions? Do you really like it, or do...

We have a missile sculpture??? :confused: unless you mean one of those twisted metal things which I can never work out what they're supposed to represent. Modern art ftw?

advice to those looking for a mentor: Feel free to talk to them first and get a feel for how they communicate, whether they can "give" anything other than pure editing skill. No-one's holding a gun to your head and saying "send me a copy of your MW and a signed copyright to let me do whatever...

I'm glad you got a lot out of your HSC the second time around, but I must disagree. Once you go to uni, no-one will EVER ask what your UAI or HSC marks were. Ever.

^ a friend of mine is doing a psych docorate at USYD, he wants to be a research psychologist and his dream is to one day prove a brilliant new theory that forces everyone to have to re-write textbooks and totally re-think psychology :p EDIT: oops, usyd not mq...