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Surprisingly, the smartest people just have freakish natural talent (along with some hard work) and aren't nerdy at all (maybe even the opposite). I just guess that's how life is...

It's proper name is UWS k?

My alarm has made me paranoid. Whenever i'm in a silent room i keep thinking i'm hearing it. Fk. :(

This isn't weird at all

The irony lies in the post above vyre's: Though i guess she still helped others with like-minded questions. I hate it when people clog up the forums with questions all on the same topic.

I'm a heathen.

Why isn't this guy on yellow rep?

If this is wrong then the majority of the world is going to hell (if there is one).

Lol i've been meaning to ask you what meat that was in your dp :P

I agree on a total ban being completely ludicrous (both morally and even practically) though maybe forfeiture of free public health care benefits for smokers for diseases related to smoking would be a positive step (non-smokers shouldn't have to pay for the harmful addictions of others). Maybe...

I guess it gives us something to hold onto while we're doing it. ;)

There are no prerequisites, just recommended subjects. And even if you don't do those subjects i'm sure there'll be bridging courses in uni (though that option mightn't be favourable).

If it is zombies, please let it be like Shaun of the dead (movie).

17028354 is a number :P

C'mon, you don't look that bad! :P Similarly when your pen runs out of ink right in the middle of an essay.

*scrolls through hundreds of HSC papers* Lol damn semantics! You're right, but all I'm saying is that the "other" verbs require much more thought and this should reflect in the general pattern of HSC questions.

Great minds must think alike :p

Hmm? My point is valid. Look at any past HSC papers. Find me a question asking you to discuss something.

I do Music and Commerce (our school only allows us to do 2 :(). I remember thinking in year 8 how years 9 and 10 will finally bring us some freedom due to electives. Now year 11 and 12 look really good. Yeh, though i guess people find it useful in everyday life (even if you aren't thinking of...

"Discuss" is very trivial as compared to "evaluate" or even "argue". I highly doubt you'd actually get a question asking you to discuss something in your actual HSC exam.