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Ahh, nevermind. Your Cantonese is fine if you know "chi sin", "hum gar charn", "pok gai", and all the other essential phrases. ;)

Huh? 五兪七八九十... Edit: Hey, six isn't working.

And by Cantonese, I assume you mean Mandarin. :p

Woops, I meant "wo bu ai pu tung hua". Takes more jaw and tongue energy to speak than Cantonese. :p

Wo ai pu tung hua!

Heh, you're not the only one.. I think they are quote, "chi sin". ;)

We got prescribed with the Jacaranda textbooks in years 11 and 12. Personally, I found them to be really good, much better than Excel... I didn't really understand a few of the concepts but I just commit my dot point summaries from the textbook to memory and all's well. It's really not that...

Hey, I actually quite like "To Get Unstuck In Time" ;), but I'm not too interested in the electronics one either. I'm also watching the ancient drama "Where the Legend Begins" so I'm quite busy lounging around during the uni break. :D

I taped series too. Until I was sick of buying new tapes. Now I just use one or two tapes to tape everything, but I always regret taping over something I... a) haven't watched, or b) wanted to keep.

During year 10 we had a mathematics exam the size of a mini mathematics textbook and we had an hour and twenty minutes to do it all. I kid you not and I'm not exaggerating. :eek: Needless to say, no one came close to finishing it. After we complained about it, one of the staff tried to do...

That's exactly the same with me, about being the only Chinese (Honkie, to be exact) in high school* and I don't associate with many Chinese people in university**... not that I have anything against them, of course. * Well, there were two others who came to my high school as international...

I don't think the process leading up to an arranged marriage is that bad at all. You get an instant date, and if all works out, then that's fantastic. But if it doesn't, you don't have to continue the relationship if you don't want to. Forced marriages, however, I strongly disapprove of.

As there really isn't a definate and universal answer with regards to the fluctuation of UAI requirements, you will have to look at trends - the UAI needed for entry into a bachelor of science had increased dramatically last year, if I recall correctly, and you might expect it to increase more...

That's all you really need. The longer you spend on it, the quicker things will make a permanent residence in your brain. It'll become second nature to you, like the quadratic formula that you've learnt before, for example. If you're willing to commit to it, then I don't think you'll have to...

As far as I know, and as logic goes, it doesn't really matter what symbols you use. You'll find there really isn't an "official" way to write them, although one method could be may prevalent that the other. For me, I always use the following symbols, v = velocity, d = displacement, s =...

:o I think I'll just recklessly stick my nose in where it shouldn't be and suggest a truce as we're obviously not getting anywhere with the arguing - besides going off-topic, that is. I would like to transfer to another course within UTS as my current one isn't all that appealing and...