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Yeah but thats mutual love. In the case of Fantabulous, its unrequited love, which I'm pretty sure is universally ackowleged as degrading, distracting...not to mention heart-wrenching and a waste of time and energy.

Can't really tell at this early stage. Just study hard and I'm sure you'll achieve your goal :)

I'm sorry but after watching it today, I fucking hate Pride and Prejudice (the one with Keira Knightley). I know that a lot of people liked it, but for me it just didn't encapsulate the 19th century context and the characters were all wrong. Keira Knightley did not do justice to the chracter of...

Worst. Advice. Ever.

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Othello is awesome. Wish it was an HSC text.

Are you sure? Someone I know is doinf economics/law as said there's no maths.

True that. Like you said, if she really disliked talking to you, she would just block you, or at least make the convos as short as possible. If Your conversations flow, thats good. Who cares who starts them?

You haven't left it until too late. Considering you enjoy economics, have you considered a uni degree in economics/buisness or economics/law? Since you enjoy Ancient History, you could also have histiry as an elective in uni, but your right, there is limited jobs there. Career-wise, if you...

qft. There is no blanket rule. If your going to go by time, do as much as you feel comfortable with.

Speaking as an objective third party, i can say that despite how hard it is, the best thing is to ask. Otherwise, the opportunity will just slip you by and then you'll find out she liked you from some random a year later when you're over her (this always happens to me dammit)

There was a thread identical to this in the prelim section that I anwered the same way. I find it a lot more productive to study on the basis of task-completion rather than time. I.e instead of saying "I will study 4 hrs tonight.", i say "I will complete x, y and x tonight". I find this far...

Lol yess. Who didn't though: "As I'm sure you are all aware, you have a very important and challenging year ahead of you, and I wish you all the best of luck in your forthcoming HSC endeavours..." Then, inevitably, we had to listen to how fabulously the 2007 yr 12 group did, in case...

Gender: Male FemaleAge: 11-14 15-18 19-25 Other _____ Nationality: __Italian/Dutch________ 1) Do your parents pressure you to have a good education? o Yes o No 2) Why do you think pressure to succeed exists? It exists because the pressure to succeed is an innate human quality that helps...

I see what you are saying about all the superfluities, and i agree with you on this point. Yet, you also sort of contradicted yourself by bragging about your "hall just for performances (that cost thousands.)" Isn't this also a waste of money and just as unessessary as the "4 ovals, 5...

The work load will be greater than in previous years, but the concept of revising cosistantly still applies. Rather than writing notes, I prefer to actually answer questions from the textbook to reinforce what I've learnt and ensure I'm on the right track. i think this is especially the case for...

The correct answer to this question is AS MUCH AS YOU NEED TO. There's no point 'studying' 20 hrs a week if its not productive. I also like to plan my study around task-completation rather than on the basis of time. I.e rather than saying 'I'm going to study 4 hrs tonight' I say 'I'm going...

By revising consistantly.

Haha. :o Opps. I think I'm too late. Ah well, if anyone wants to know the difference between the two..

Haha I think it's religion. That would probably only be for catholic private school though wouldn't it?