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lol i dont know why he made it so cryptic Also, anime cartoons are highly gay

what do u mean facepalm??

don't the media often announce the winner?

lol ^^agreed SurferNerd you are an embarrassment to surfers I bet you dont even surf. Your probably some white, wanna boy homie, still memorising eminem lyrics whilst batting off to cunterstrike.

to zrap yea i understand wat ur saying, bodyboarding is fun as well as bodysurfing especially in summer, but being a surfer i always enjoy the long running joke between bodyboarders/surfers. to the dude above lol LMFAO are u on crack??? either way, u remind me of 'Brucie" on GTA IV

I think its a reasonable assumption based on the fact that if you surfed there is no reason you would not admit to it and secondly you brought up bodyboarding. Where does it say otherwise?

lol hahaha you freely admit to riding a lid and yet u call me a kook man up and stand up mate any one can slide around on their guts through a barell, but it takes real skill to get up under a lip and get spat out standing up

My observation but BOS members don't really appreciate 'surfies'- being one myself, it seems im a rare number on this forum. What do all the intellectual girls (cause lets face it most ppl on here have a brain) have against surfies???

definately. But you obviously have a fair idea of exactly where you want to be, for the average commerce student who is still unsure i think accounting is a good, broad and safe option.

im with the post above, i always planned to major in eco but that is because before i got to uni eco was the only commerce subject i had had experience with (ie HSC) now im doing first year accounting its damn interesting, especially when you can pull out your parents accounting statements...

thanks, plus yea i completely underperformed in the actual hsc just got really stressed/sick- if i had it over, i reckon that in at least 3 subjects i could of gain any where to 5 or more marks Your absolutely correct, a few differences in uai doesnt indicate a major difference in...

k geez though is it that competitive, the way u speak is like my UAI is 70 or sumthing lol and it is not a straight out measure of intelligence or interest in the industry either but i guess u's are onli being realistic, but still...

why wouldan economist be any less boring??? All day u would also be analysing groth figures, graphs, trends and preparing statements etc the nature of the jobs would both involve number crunching

I think a point i used in the HSC and might be in one of the eco textbooks is that due to extensive eco growth and resource depletion and ofteni ncreased emissions, it can actually raise envrionemntal awareness and insight more environmental activisim/policies. Example, before large scale...

I cant decide which one to complement my law degree- accouting or eco?? Eco gives me free electives and is more quantitative (plus im good at it lol), whereas accounting seems safe, can complement well with tax law/general busines stuff however i do beleive that it is less quantitative and...

What about those theories on punishment like "Just Deserts" and stuff??

lol thanks for realistically crushing my hopes...i have the book by Hull hahaha but yea your absolutely right- unless ur a 1 in a million genius, you cant just pick up a book on an advanced area of mathematics and instantley understand it as u mentioned earlier, this lvl of maths is mostly...

Yea that is my main concern though with UOW- i wanna learn higher level maths and am finding that all the first year comm subjects so far are very scant on maths- just basic graphs, which arent difficult at all. I like commerce though and law so im not changing to a science based degree, i would...

yea i definately agree- even though im not bad at learning new maths, my only formal background is 2 unit and jumping into this stuff is extremely tough. Moreover, im only learinng it causually anyway as i have a general interest in it. Was wondering what degree you do Seraphim? Im guessing its...

to the OP just guessing, but i reckon that the first few chapters of our crim textbook was fair criminology- all that stuff on Criminalisation, the process as punishment, the 'two tiers of justice', technocratic justice, the role of the the criminal law, the ubiquity of discretion in the...