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My Geography teacher told my class about it in a "have a look at it tonight" kinda way

The Trial by Franz Kafka. The writing is so friggin small - I've spent about five hours reading it over the weekend and I'm still only up to about page 85. It's pretty damn good - hardly an easy read though.

Whatever happened to libraries being places of quiet? The guards could've at least tasered him outside, so as not to disrupt the patrons (who go to libraries at 11:30pm...). I wanna know if this happens EVERYTIME a student fails to produce an ID. Now really, who would terrorise a library at...

I finished with 53 minutes to go (I didn't check my answers) and managed to get told off four times in those 53 minutes by my "supervisor" - a random science teacher - she had issues with me reading the posters on the walls and counting the ceiling tiles.... most pointless exam ever

oh crap. i didnt even bother using the scale coz i thought it was goofy (i didnt realise the 2.5cm = 1000km or whatever). hmmm so i put 650km my reasoning was that Australia's about 5000km long or something, and they can't be THAT far apart.... shows me to cut corners

What the hell!! My school says we get them on the 18th!!! Barstards

the last question in non-calculator, the complete the shape thing? i used my compass and got the right side lengths but i had an obtuse angle and the picture had an actue angle...??? I retried about 3 times but I couldn't get anything different Anyone else have issues with that one?

I didn't get the friggin quilt question - in the end I just guessed 60 by 40 Did anyone get that one? Ah yes I got Bruce as being wrong too, I think I put 31ish degrees Apart from that, I finished like 45 minutes early so I just put my head on the desk and tried to sleep... didn't work...

Re: Science SC That question was funky; I put acceleration but it doesn't relate to direction much, and a change in speed could be deceleration as well... it confused everyone I talked to

Seems like everyone went all deep and meaningful... I went on about how it'll be a sad day when people think they can build bridges out of hope and daring. Just ranted on about how you need reinforced concrete, steel, compassion and translators to build real and diplomatic bridges... not sure if...

hehe in the school thingo I wrote about how the school had installed new gutters because the old ones had failed a WorkCover inspection and there was a colony of quolls living in them... and there was speculation that the girl who got dux only got it cuz her dad donated the gutters. My speech...

Re: Piercings and Tats well I got a tattoo today; it didn't actually hurt as much as I thought, but my older brother was pulling baboon faces at me (so i guess that helped me stop concentrating on the metal dragging through my skin). Yes well it's on my left wrist, it's not too sensitive...

I was quite happy with mine, especially seeing as I did practicically no study whatsoever for maths and history English - 70% (the marker didn't understand my creative writing piece - it was 'too abstact') Maths - 90% Science - 86% Geography - 94% (2nd) History - 84% a few of my friends say...

Locational Disadvantage is when you are disadvantaged by your location - like in the outer outer suburbs of Sydney, the residents are a long way away from services such as hospitals or whatever. It comes into urban sprawl/urban consolidation a lot, I think.

Perhaps because they are too simple? I think the Watson-Crick DNA model is seen as waay too simplified. So maybe it's just that they are good for simple problems but aren't sophisticated enough for solving actual problems...

spatial and ecological dimension spatial inequality locational disadvantage exurbanisation bipartisan migration/immigration/emigration ecologically sustainable development (ESD) megafauna that should do you i think

I still don't get the egg scam. I've read Milo's little explanation of how he pulls it off many, many times - but it still doesn't click. Does it actually make sense??

Now really, why read a book if its a chore? Of course you would't have enjoyed it if you were forcing yourself to read it. When Catch-22 was first published, The NY Times said something along the lines of "It will not be forgotten by those who can take it". Seems like you are one of those...

CREATIVE WRITING - think of the most wacked things to write about (I rambled on about amoebas for 2 and a half pages)

I did mine last week or the week before.... assuming theyre generally the same, its just reading measuring cylinders, weighing stuff, dropping balls and timing the drop, tha kinda thing. Make sure you label the axis and put a title on any graphs, i lost like 3 marks on that bit. Good Luck