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*Frowns* Yes, it's bad. Partly the uni's fault.

There you go. Hope it helps, although if you're looking for people from non selective schools...(I'm at HSPA)

Love you forever. Thankyou!!!

Glad to see I'm not the only one who owns and has read all those books multiple times!!! Hehehe...The Hobbit was what got me interested in riddles... But I must agree with Argonaut WoT over LotR, but I think I count as obsessive over both...

I like you way of thinking my friend!

Hmm....If I hooked up with every one of my guy friends I'd be in trouble....I have 30+ guy friends at school alone!

Yeah. Same with me.

Mine just laughs. And proceeds to drop hints as to what we should study.

If she's in year 12 I'd know her...Year 11 is full of ferals...

Hmmm maybe. But the one I have doesn't address the whole syllabus, and goes into random extra info that is interesting but we don't reall nee to know Atually, Chemistry Contexts is a good textbook too. It has lots of pretty pictures :D

Conquering Chemistry is a textbook. Excel is a study guide. Study guides are supposed to be used in conjunction with a textbook, no AS a textbook. They're there for additional information, not as a complete source.

"Death is missing...Presumed...Er...Gone..." Heh heh that's got to be one of my favourite quotes.... But Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time is the best series of books I have ever read. Better than LotR

The Wheel of Time-Robert Jordan. Close, VERY close second is His Dark Materials- Phillip Pullman

And the rest...Anything by Queen is great! They were just the first 20 that I thought of!

Change I have no problem with. However, I DO have a problem with bad music, excessive drinking and anywhere with overpowering cigarette smoke. So pubs, clubs, DJ's and parties on the beach are all out.

I couldn't think of anything worse. I'd rather have a quiet weekend away with my close friends

Yeah that's another one of my reasons

Hmmm I think so.

Theoretical yield: the calculated yield of a reaction based on the assumptions that there is only one reaction involved, that all the reactant is converted into product, and all the product is collected Hey Dreamerish, ewigkeit is eternity right?

Me? Yeah I do