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Not askin you to. I'm just saying there's totally valid reasons (such as proximity) for going to certain schools over others (i.e. SBHS/NSBHS over Ruse/Baulko).

Hahahahahahaha. You do realise that Aerath is gonna get pretty fuckin close, if not 99.95? And the Sydney Boys comment? You do realise it's the only selective boys' school in the Eastern Suburbs, and according to the overall HSC school rankings 2008, North Sydney Boys is the only other school...

No sir, i am not related to McLoving by any stretch of the imagination. I am many times more awesome Anyway, good luck with the HSC

I bet you anything, it'll be someone unexpected (maybe a good shot, but definitely not your no. 1.) Namu won't get it because he will find he will choke in his HSC (By that i mean, still above 99, but not the >99.8) Aerath won't get above 99.5. He's not even top of his school, let alone BOS...

Sydney Boys doesn't. They do the whole 2U course (and HSC) in year 11 though, but it's restricted to the top 120. There's no way they'd even fathom teaching HSC maths in year 10, since a fair few kids won't even go on to do Maths. It'd just make them lose complete interest in learning for that...

Re: Public School vs. Private I myself attend a public selective school, but had i not passed the exam, i would have most probably attended a private school. In general, public schools are comparatively shit, there's really no argument. It is like the analogy of a car. A shitbox car vs a...

Clearly you're the kind of kid who IS dragging the school down. 95's not a bad mark or anything, but i'm pretty sure the average UAI would increase if they got rid of people like you. And as for what you mentioned before about Ruse being full of Nerds and Geeks, and Sydney Boys being "gay", you...

More fun than paintball? You gotta be kidding me. Laser Tag is weak in comparison. You can't really get hurt in it. Paintball you can actually get welts, and not getting hurt, while hurting others is half the fun. Rock climbing is shit unless you do it on natural faces. Then it's freakin awesome

The Northern Beaches are good if you're a relatively rich white person. The Shire is good if you're outdoorsy, and typically "white" The absolute Eastern Suburbs (I.E. Watto's Bay Bondi, Tamarama, Coogee, Maroubra, Malabar) are preety sweet (note there are little to no train lines, but that's a...

Because it refers to "asking them out on a date".

Doing it clean, but spontaneously. On a plane On a Train Maybe in a resturant In the Snow Maybe at sunset on a beach, with the waves just about frothing up to you On top of the Eiffel Tower Underwater in the Great Barrier Reef In a Library on a rollercoaster On a raft on a whitewater river On...

Well it doesn't really matter, i mean if a girl likes a guy, but she doesn't know if he likes her back, then she may as well go up to him and ask him out. At least she'll know. If she doesn't, the guy may never ask her out. I guess it's the same theory either way.

In my primary schools (i went to O.C. for year 5 &6 ), the boys were significantly smarter than girls in terms of ratio. In my first primary school, the top class had 26 boys and 4 girls. The second highest was bout 12 boys, 18 girls and there was a bottom class of 12 girls 3 boys. In O.C...

I've actually met a shitload of famous sportspeople, and quite a few Entertainers. Most of the "A Listers" i met/saw were in L.A. A lot at the Ocean's 12 Premiere in L.A. back in 04, some on movie sets, and a couple just around. The most famous person who knows me personally, is my next door...

Simple answer. It varies case by case.

I actually think that's a really, really good song for that moment. The lyrics are fitting, and the tempo isn't depressing. Plus it's not obscure that you never hear it, but it's not so popular that you'll get sick of hearing it. Plus, it'll probably feel pretty special when you hear it...

That sounds pretty sweet. My only problem with formals is how the priority is getting all dressed up and shit. I really can't see why you'd want to spend your last moment of childhood, dressed as an adult. There should be more emphasis on having fun and enjoying it.

Those are all good songs, but it'll make things depressing. You want it to be emotional, but you don't want to it be sad. The PERFECT song is Blink 182 - Dammit. It's got the growing up element to it, essential for this period in your life, but it also has an uplifting, energy filled feel to it.

Just burn and effigy of you school principal in the hall. I think that answers all your questions.

Sefton's a selective school though yeah? I'd expect very few school leavers in year 10, so a year 10 formal shouldn't be a problem. I know at my school (Sydney Boys High) nobody dropped out in year 10 (one kid got expelled, but he still goes to school) and so the Formal was just a party...