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Re: If a teacher who marked a x-subject for the HSC for x-amount of years a good teac OP needs to learn to algebra. Title should be "If a teacher who marked a x-subject for the HSC for y-amount of years a good teacher". Stoopid. There is no subject named a numeral nor is the word "Maths" a number.

Lol who parks on campus? Side streets is where it's at. And driving halves the amount of time I have to spend travelling, so it depends where you live.

wot? I do ~12 and that's just because I'm too lazy, don't need the extra money and prefer to spend my time playing video games. 20 hours would be easy if you really wanted it.

1) Who starts something is irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. It's about who finishes it. The US is seen to have just as much an obligation to Iraq as it did to Japan and Germany. 2) Operation Werwolf was ongoing for many years after the official end of hostilities and Japanese garrisons...

What do you think the end of the war looks like? They can't just dust their hands and walk off. Even after World War 2 ended, the Allied forces had tens of thousands of troops still stationed in Germany, Japan and Italy. They are still there. Would you suggest that World War 2 still hasn't ended...

Christian said that the war wasn't over. And no, I'm equating it with the dozens of nations around the world where US forces take an active role in advising and aiding the local government in their fight against insurgents, be they drug cartels, Andean guerrillas or Islamic insurgents.

Yes, exactly. America technically "occupies" dozens of nations around the world. Why are you and Christian blaming Obama for this? He has categorically decreased the amount of servicemen in Iraq and ended their role in direct combat, handing back primary responsibility for Iraqi security to the...

Oh please. It's not any functional form. They have advisers there. But the Iraqi government specifically asked for the American ground troops on combat operations to leave. Next you'll be claiming that Obama failed as a president because he didn't withdraw from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Mexico...

Yeah Xtian, what do you mean he chose not to end Iraq? They're not there anymore. He did end it.

I think Sly is pointing out (like Lentern did more explicitly) that Romney as an individual is a good bloke and would have been a good president, but because of the corrupting influence of his party and their more ridiculous policies, in reality he would have been shit.

lolz

Hahaha yeah, because neither party has ever supported niche issues that make small blocks of their core voters happy but isolate the majority of the rest of the electorate.

Plus, gay marriage issues can go backwards, rather than nowhere. Whilst Obama may not be about to introduce marriage equality legislation, the electorate knows he's certainly not about to introduce legislation that prevents gay marriage either, a move that it's easy to see Romney and...

Which is strange, given that their tally is a dead heat there. Guess they are just assuming.

Hahahaha Todd Akin lost.

Now he's 46,000 ahead in Florida.

lol D.C has 94% to Obama.

And he's pulling ahead in Florida. Was only ~1,000 vote differential, now 13,000 in Obama's favour.

I've still got 143 to 152. He won Pen. That'll help.

Says who? I'm going off CNN because they're relatively impartial. They say 123 electoral votes to Romney's 152, without the west coast or any of the battlegrounds being counted. Race isn't over.