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She sounds crazy. Yeah. That too.

Well, I can't pick just one. But notable favourites are; Anne McCaffrey Terry Pratchett J.R.R. Tolkien Robert Jordan Thomas Harris Alexandre Dumas

Nick Seymour and Paul Hester are/were both Australian.

I feel for you. It's terrible when that happens. I've decided to read The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan again.

Both, if that's possible? Neil Finn was a Kiwi, anyway. My favourite Aussies are Cold Chisel Crowded House Midnight Oil AC/DC The Whitlams INXS The Screaming Jets Thirsty Merc Men at Work Air Supply The Skyhooks

You said it, kid.

Is that the one by Magnus Mills?

You don't have to be able to physically touch someone to have a relationship. And phones and webcams are pretty good communication devices... And dude. You have to come across with a likeable personality... Online and off.

Yeah... And how do they know what grade you've done? Or if you even do AMEB exams...

As one of my friends put it; A man could walk into a room full of women and have to work a little to get some. A woman could walk into a room full of men and no trouble whatsoever... :D

Around 17 000km... Hopefully around Christmas :o

You should be getting marked on your performance, not to the difficulty standard of other performances. Everyone is at a difficult technical level, and while it would be fair to assume that there is a minimum standard, the difficulty shouldn't come into play. You're much better off performing a...

Bwah, I didn't like the movies overly much. They left too much out :p As far as books go... Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. And the 2nd one, don't remember what that was called. I had to read them both for English in year 7. And I'm assuming that the other 3 sequels are just as bad. :hammer:

Step one; Learn to structure your sentances properly Step two; Learn to spell

'Torments of the Traitor', the first book in Song of the Tears (Ian Irvine) came out today, so I got that. :D Excuse me while I bugger off to start it. :p

It's a hole. Don't come here. If you must, there's Westfield Tuggerah and Erina Fair. That's about it, really.

Depends on the book, and how much time I have to read it. Could go anywhere between a day and a few weeks.

Cooks Hill Books on Darby Street in Newie is great. So cheap. They have LPs too. It's the bomb. There's also a little bookshop on Beaumont St... I forget what it's called, but they can get pretty much anything in... Including the stuff that Angus & Robertson claim that they can't get.

Are you talking about reading her MSN histories, or re-reading your own? :p

It really depends on the couple anyway. An 8 year gap might work for one couple, where another couple thinks a 2 or 3 year age difference is too much. It doesn't really work to generalise, everyone is different.