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No problem continuing them all into year 11! I did if not more then the same as you -- soccer two nights and Saturday, horseriding one afternoon and most Sundays (usually more), and clocked 50+ hours (plus a written off car) for my L's in 6 months. AND had a livejournal :p. AND horribly...

:p actually, I truly didn't understand it at all... I had to come to the thread to figure it out... I mean I've seen 'skool', and though it grates (yes I'm pedantic) I can half-accept it, but never have I seen 'skl' before. I actually thought it had something to do with skiing. I refuse to...

I agree with your 'don't believe the hype'... but no offence, with those kind of marks for 3 unit, did you really expect it to be worth 'doubling', as you put it? Everyone tells you not to gamble with the scaling system (well, at least that's what all my teachers and advisors and anyone else who...

...definitely not yours. Skl??? What the hell?? But then, you obviously /know/ how to spell it... because you spelt it right in the poll... so I am left confused. :confused:

I must disagree. I ran away. It was scary. I think Magic Dirt were playing at the same time - the choice was easy :D

Pff. This years lineup is the best since I've been going (which admittedly is only three years). But I'm possibly biased. Two of my favourite bands are the Music and the Streets (well... the Streets is one guy... so not really a band... anyway). CAN'T WAIT!!!

Yeah - you don't.

I like Death Cab for a Cutie heaps more... but PS's songs are decent :)

Start deluding yourself that everything on TV is crap and not worth watching anyway. Oh... wait... :p

Hallelujah... special ones... and 'drugs don't work' (I like Ben Harper's version) are gorgeous :) and: Yeah yeah yeahs - maps Tori Amos - winter (and her cover of 'smells like teen spirit') The Streets - dry your eyes, its too late The Vines - cover of 'Ms Jackson' The Verve -...

...uhhuh. If only the bloody questions were consistent. And god forbid if I try and do questions from another text book...

I think it's about the most imaginative one in the booklet :confused: on the most simple level, she's IMAGINING these 'landscapes'... both the physical one described at the beginning (when she's talking about differences) and the mental journey. Then there's the 'imaginative' way in which she...

That's why I had to give up my addiction to lego... *sigh*

Well... doesn't that just blow my thesis on journeys out of the water... :rolleyes:

I do ancient and modern history as well as 4/4 maths/english. If you don't do that and get stuck with a huge chunk of content, I'm sure you'll cope :p

Y'know... I went through almost a whole year without really knowing what the hell the topic was. But we talked a lot about outsiders. So I guess that was it. :p

Haha... that's funny... 5-year-old... 05er... haha. Oh, nevamind. :p 'nother 05er, yeeha. Maths is going to eat me alive soon.

Mmm... sleep... Ah yes, despite my good intentions for this year and next... I still have 4 assessments due in two weeks and haven't started on one... (ancient history, a speech and a portfolio for english and english ext 2 proposal). "Next year, I will do all assessment tasks the moment I...

HEHE! "If I had sex with you, I'd want you to wear the hat."

I'd relate it to Coleridge's "Frost at Midnight" (do you just have to relate it to one poem or the poems in general?)... imagining into the future/imagining into a better future (in the poem he looks forward into the baby's future) and also maybe link the conversational tone of both and the...