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trials have to prepare you for the hsc they can't be easier ... or shouldn't be easier so yes, they are usually a lot harder

mxpx - summer of 69 millencolin - every breath you take nofx - i want you to want me i wouldn't say they're the best, but i dunno, i just like em

ha that poll is a joke

the ataris, get up kids, new found glory, rival schools, treble charger etc... its pretty much really similar to pop-punk i guess you could say

everything aye ... ... ... fuck

... and trials for that matter so basically, we have to do 2 questions, with a choice of 2 for each one out of globalisation, one out of issues/policies what i want to know ... what are they likely to ask about?!? so i know what particular areas to focus on ok, i'll go through the...

erm ... chelsea have a good team ... or a good squad at least ... portsmouth on the other hand ... :rolleyes:

haha coulthard ... lantern head

nah, i know quite a few people who do think that i know its not helping your argument, but i guess its only a small few who think like that

erm ... kewell was like 5 million punds and leeds only got like 3 mill of that i think

urgh ... this argument will go in circles i agree with frigid, but also remember this 1)each school is different, regardless of private/public 2)each person is different, and will suit a particular school better depending on the teachers/people at that school etc.. you can't have a...

fuckin portsmouth *shakes head*

erm ... :uhoh:

no he didnt and maybe its because the teacher's eyes are upside down think about it

i guess the answer should include total internal reflection sonewhere ... but you'd probably do that for both the old and new looks the same to me

yea ... thats what i meant

ahhhh .. i see yea, i think we were just confused with whether there was a 'resistive load' so if there is not a resistive load (just a rod for example), you take the magnetic field as b1 as you called it

is it right that eventually in a motor, the back emf will equal the supply emf (input voltage)? i also read, that the motor will keep on turning even though there is no current in the coil when: back emf = supply emf how does this happen? inertia? wouldn't friction with the air or...

hmmm ... i just read that induced current is in the oppostie direction to the right hand palm rule wtf???? i did not know this is this right? where does this apply to? a conductor ... or a conductor with a resistive load?? i think this is what huy said that made me confused

i saw the first 5 minutes ... who else burst out laughing when they labelled that couple as virgins ... ohhh mercy