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lol. She's gorgeous! -When you refuse to open your soft drink before it's cold because you know why it will go flat faster, and you randomly explain this concept and the reactions that take place to others when they're opening bottles of drink.

:eek: Why are you even doing maths? There's clearly no point in you doing it! And why complain about English in maths questions when you would rather write a 10 page history essay? Why complain about English in maths and then complain about MATHS in maths?

:D "Mary Poppins; Practically perfect in every way" I like my legs and eyes, and the fact that I can weird people out because of my hyperextensive elbows. I hate my hair. Yuck!!

Yeah, If people like Newton and Kepler had had "too much words to read" imagine where we would be. There would be no laws of motion or anything like that. They wrote and published all their findings, reading back over all their writings to conclude what they found. You, on the other hand...

lol, and also when you hear the word mole, in reference to the little furry creatures, you think Avogadro's constant! Yes, it is quite full of nerds. Lol. :rolleyes: :p It happened at a farewell party I went to for an exchange student about a week ago. What maths ext don't you get?

My physics teacher constantly says "Close, but no cigar" And my chemistry teacher always make amusing comments when pretending not to hear what goes on at parties outside school. Also, "When good students turn bad" Whenever someone is eating, talking or otherwise not paying attention in...

English! Blah blah blah Concepts.... blah blah blah Themes.... blah blah blah Composers use of... Blah de blah. Give me maths any day. This is that, so therefore the solution is..... Much better. It's either right or wrong.

When you friends argue back and you can list hundreds of reasons why and how; a) The stuff they're drinking is bad for them b) It would indeed make a better alternative fuel source c) You would go through a fermentation process using yeast When you drive past Newcaslte Harbour and identify...

- people use aerosols and you think of CFC's, HCFC's, their equivelant replacements, the effects they have on ozone and what we can do to improve them.

You go to a party and someone has written the structural formula for ethanol on a jug of drink. Everyone at the party understands what it means.

Lol. I'll remember that next time my hips pop out of joint...Which will be when I get up...

Lol. That's rather silly!!! Eh, my translation was only based on ihavenothing's post. But some issues with that American translation, and I know it was done so it would rhyme and could be used as a song in English...But anyway...

Archery. Great for wrist and upper arm strength.

Yeah, the movie was based off Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical, not the book. So it's like Chicago, a stage production made into a movie.

The joint in my left ankle grinds and goes *crunch* every time I rotate or point it. That probably isn't good, is it...

Hmm, yeah I guess you're right there. Some of the texts would be pretty hard to use for the different types of journeys

Use references to 2 or 3, but write about techniques used over the whole series.

I once signed in with the excuse "English was first and I didn't want to go" No-one ever questioned it either!

:D Give it a go! I used to freeze up every time I saw people watching me sing, but now I'm happy to do it randomly in the middle of a shopping centre because one of my friends said I wouldn't!

Lol, ok, the actual trig is tan theta = baseline/distance