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haha, sorry if this doesn't make you feel special anymore, but I originally left a rep to the girl I was quoting with the comment: "i love you", then I saw your rep with "i love your honesty" minutes later and I thought it was her replying, but it was you. Lots of love going around bos tonight. :D

Re: them cityrail moments This reminds me of a situation where a few guys kept putting a bottle in between the doors and the driver etc would just casually announce that the train wasn't going to go anywhere if they kept doing it, so they stopped. I only wish they had persisted so it could...

Re: them cityrail moments Sorry, just doing my part for the Ministry of Truth. And also, I felt bad condemning your story and I didn't want to potentially suppress or discourage your young mind from freely expressing itself in the future.

Yes, typos included. What is the mistake in your example?

- Bringing Down the House - A Confederacy of Dunces - World War Z - Freakonomics - The Driver - My Dangerous Pursuit of Speed and Truth in the Outlaw Racing World - The Call of the Weird (by Louis Theroux)

A Confederacy of Dunces.

Yeah, but wouldn't there be many people proofreading it several times? Including people that are paid to do it?

It is preferable as it does provide quite a bit of protection but it does have a few cons: -cost of buying contact. -learning how to apply contact. -time consuming. -risk of screwing up and damaging the book.

Why do you reference iPad technology when products like the Kindle have more advanced technology specific for reading and have been out for longer/have a larger market share? +1

I always thought these would very rarely exist, but I seem to run into them occasionally. Could books be printed with errors because sometimes books are written and published quickly and there isn't enough time for all the errors to be located/removed? Or perhaps publishers are aware of the...

That confirms it, girls are crap.

I watched Riet shuffle. That'll show 'em.

I'm going during the day on the 23rd for the faculty thing and afteroon through to night on the 25th for O-Party.

Sadly, that is a pretty good summary. But even though he was like this, I think acknowledging these strange attributes when analysing the book, seems to add meaning and depth to it.

*plays anti piracy music* YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A CAR YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A HANDBAG YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A TELEVISION YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A DVD ATTENDING LECTURES OUTSIDE YOUR DEGREE IS STEALING. STEALING EDUCATION - IT'S A CRIME.

I am going to take Good Will Hunting to the next level by enrolling as a janitor and secretly studying 5 degrees at once.

It's like that episode of South Park when everyone except Chef has no problem with a flag consisting of silhouettes of white people hanging a black person. Chef was seeing white people hanging a black guy and others were seeing people hanging another person. UNSW is Chef.

Does anyone currently attending UNSW feel like volunteering to track down these three white people and get some proof that they are studying Information Systems, or university at all? As a result, everyone here will be able to get closure and you can feel proud that you tried to defend your...

Bachelor of Information Technology (Network Design and Management). 1st year.

Well said.