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[pLuvia]

why would it be diarhoea?? if you had a broken arm you wouldnt even work?? and as if its ambiguous

 

[klaw]

why would it be diarhoea?? if you had a broken arm you wouldnt even work?? and as if its ambiguous

you can still hold food with your non-broken arm if you have a broken arm, notice that it doesn't say broken arms .

 

[YBK]

Broken arm!! That's the answer darn it!

If you have a broken arm, then when you're carrying the food with the good arm, the other broken arm can't grab an incoming arse....

 

[paper cup]

I conveniently have a piano exam two weeks after my exams that I'm not ready for, so I'm pretty much saying "stuff the Prelims, finish the piano, and concentrate on the HSC".


I_F

I'm going for grade 8 piano just after my hsc exams
don't worry mate, prelim is just bludge time. I worked so hard and all for nothign arghies argh

 

[Dimsimmer]

For the multiple choice questions, dont they ask for the most correct answer?

 

[insert-username]

I'm going for grade 8 piano just after my hsc exams

Good luck!


For the multiple choice questions, dont they ask for the most correct answer?

Yes. Unfortunately, sometimes each answer is equally incorrect, and you're in a bit of a bind...


I_F

 

[pLuvia]

For the multiple choice questions, dont they ask for the most correct answer?

of course they do, theres usually two really ridiculous ones, and the other two are very close

 

[drewgcn]

why would it be diarhoea?? if you had a broken arm you wouldnt even work?? and as if its ambiguous

You could work with one broken arm. Sometimes they take around 6 weeks to heal...

And you wouldnt be allowed because you'd pass the illness on.