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And we did, because of cultural values/expectations. Let's go into it deeper: Virginity as a concept went as far back as Rome and Greece (afaik but could be predecessors) with the Vestal Virgins and the Greek understanding of it as a pious and moral virtue. Now lets trace why this might...

Then it can't be anything major like people make it out to be? Otherwise those kind of things would stick in your mind, prompting you to remember the annoyance of a said feature.

I don't think its a defense of theirs more than an explanation for your question. Obviously you've come in with an agenda, you've incited the christians prompting a response, and there may be some who pull the relativist idea, but to group our responses is kinda stupid. But you do, you're just...

But then she'll use her elbows, and it'll become even more non-sensical. The only solution to this problem is some valium.

Examples?

Most likely because marriage has become a cultural shorthand of sorts for certain cultures, of the singular, contractual and long relationship. Why is it that we value certain things/experiences? Now why is it that these things/experiences are made that way. Its inherently a cultural...

You're just not trying hard enough...need a bottle, some stamps and Express Post

I'm holding on your rope, Got me ten feet off the ground And I'm hearing what you say but I just can't make a sound You tell me that you need me Then you go and cut me down, but wait You tell me that you're sorry Didn't think I'd turn around, and say... That it's too late to apologize...

Straight outta harvard yo

http://it.uts.edu.au/course/undergrad/local/bscit.html http://it.uts.edu.au/course/undergrad/local/honours.html

The reason is because they're culled before the Honours year

Already submitted champ, and endnote/zotero and all that can eat a massive cock rofl. Ended up using the reliable pen and paper method instead, purely because integration with various programs sucked (particularly zotero and its inability to migrate databases). And 2007 took a while to grow on...

Yes, and vice versa B Sci and arts units at MQ

Go to UTS "cuzionz" lolwtf?

Hmm, anything over an hour is an improvement on my Toshiba haha. Hmm, don't really care for the multimedia features, kind need it for conferences/doing presentations and what have you, when packing/unpacking the big toshiba just becomes too annoying at times. I might have a look at things...

It's just named differently, but its equivalent to the comp sci courses from other unis as far as I'm aware.

USYD - Traditional Humanities subjects UNSW - Engineering/Business/Lots of asians UTS - CompSci/IT/Visual Communication/Design/Journalism MQ - History/Languages/Actuarial UWS - Design/Nursing That's grossly oversimplifying and could be wrong in most cases.

I suspect its more a perception thing, and people not liking things moving/changing from one edition to the next. I think the move from 2000 -> xp was actually the first incarnation of the mainstream population actually engaging with the computer. Personally, the aesthetic changes going from...

How is it? I'm thinking of either getting that or the MSI Wind for more portability and productivity next year (having the ability to play games on the go = fail)

They wouldn't have systems with those specs for those activities, it'd be more on CPU cycles, not top of the range video cards. Rendering, memory and space are the problems with multimedia, not being able to play Crysis with all settings set to "Fucking Retard"