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Just what I was about to write.....just because someone has good intentions doesn't make the outcome good. Regardless of the integrity of the intention, we are looking at the merit of the outcome when deciding if religion does more harm than good.

Re: Substituting books God I hate intext referencing.....it is ugly, annoying, and not thorough enough.

Re: Substituting books Its no biggie when you're in third year Frigid and its something that is coming totally naturally by now, but when you're learning, it takes a bit of time to make sure you're doing it exactly right. As hfis said, if its the same system, then it doesn't matter which...

But if your doing your HSC this year, you don't go to UOW, so we're probably not going to care....

I find using the chair next to me's desk in 67 to be really comfy and just the right distance away. Ive never had a problem with anything falling to the ground.

Yeah I agree, an interview doesn't have to be used solely to get a job, I quite often go to interviews and start off by asking for some more information about the position. And there is no rule that says just cos you go to an interview doesn't mean you have to accept the job if they offer it.

Fair enough then. I think the only thing key operated are the actual shutters at the front (which we regularly break because we forget to move the little gumball machines and signs and try and close the door on top of them). The rest is done by code.

Our alarms can be turned on or off from the front, no matter where they are.

You have out of uniform days....how does that work?! And why don't you know the alarm code....all of our front ends and team leaders have alarm codes! And Im going to take an educated guess that a code 10 is a clearance....

Haha yeah the 'womyn' thing was gold. I really do wonder how many people accept those sorts of articles for fact. Cos factually, that little article was devoid.

I've always prided myself on being tolerant of people's different beliefs and religions. But I am also against blind acceptance of certain things, for the purpose of being 'politically correct'. I am becoming increasingly intolerant toward fundamentalist muslims living in Australia. No, women...

If the followers of a religion are living in and acting in a way they interpret their religion to dictate, then yes, everything that is done, is done because of religion.

It is entirely the parents responsibility. Your eating habits are formed when you are young. It is very hard to change the habits you have learnt. Some parents just don't get it. If a kid says he/she doesn't want to eat their vegies, tough shit. You are the boss, and you can make them sit...

I hate (yes, hate) religion on both a personal and global scale. No one has the right to tell me that the way I live is wrong. That the fact that I have a sexual relationship with one that I am not married to means I am a bad person (Christianity), or that as a female if I wear shorts and a...

You have only just left school yourself and people in year 12 are paying you to tutor them? Hmmm.

Looks like its just you sweet cheeks.

I picked one up last week after walking out of a class. The most negative, left-wing shit I've ever read. It was nothing more than a poorly researched, at times blatantly made-up 30 or so pages I have read in my entire life. Left-wing, hippie garbage. A student paper that is not at all...

Some people don't have as much time on their hands as you. When you have an 8.30 class its a big enough struggle having to leave at 7.30 to get a park with 5 minutes to spare, Im not going to leave home earlier s o I can park 10 minutes away when I can leave laters and pay $1 to be parked right...

In the building 67 theatres and the hope theatre I just use the table to the left of me rather than the table attached to my own seat. If someone goes to sit there I just kindly explain the situation and if they have a problem with it (I tried to explain it to a girl in an Education lecture last...

Oh holy fuck, guys I did the HSC, I know doing well in the HSC doesn't directly correlate with success at uni, and I know the HSC doesn't really relate to law. Im doing it for god's sake. But to get 99.6 indicates a reasonable degree of natural ability. You can't walk into a first year USyd law...