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Hahaha, if that's the case, then I apologise. Being mistaken for a ManU supporter can be insulting...

Re: them cityrail moments Haha, is that a conscious effort to keep your gender 'undisclosed'? Well done. Anyway, I'm not surprised... track failures, delays, disgraceful customer service, all in a days work for cityrail. I know aye! The EPL stuff is heeps good. I remember this one time not...

Re: them cityrail moments Thank goodness for mX. Could you imagine cityrail without it? The thought brings a chill down my spine... so cold... :cold:

Re: them cityrail moments You know, I'm sure there's people out there who hold the phone up to their ears and start having fantasy conversations with themselves. My mate was telling how he saw this one guy on the train doing just that... then his phone rang.:rofl:

Re: them cityrail moments Awesome thread. It's a crying shame that nothing this interesting ever happens to me while commuting.. and to be completely honest, I don't have all that many complaints with cityrail. It's funny when I'm on a packed train in the morning and there's always someone...

Thanks for the advice! Heeps helpful, appreciate it.

Thanks for replying. I had computing as my first pref but then changed it to interior last minute, based on the info I received. After being offered interior, I started to have second thoughts. I think the best thing to do now is actually visit the uni and ask somebody who really knows what...

Hey, I'm not sure if this is in the right section, but I hope it is haha. My ATAR fell well short of the cutoff for architecture, so I'm looking for different ways to get in. Is it possible to transfer after first year interior architecture to second year architecture? If not, what's the best...

Hahaha, don't worry, we won't get such an evil question in the HSC. I honestly think it's going to be a relatively easy exam, since this is the first year of 'After the Bomb'. On the flip side, if we happen to get a question that bizarre, we're all screwed. But then again I suppose the whole...

During trials, 9. 2 weeks before HSC, 2. During HSC English, 8. Right now for Ext 1 maths? Fucked. There are some things that can't be controlled, for everything else, there's Prozac.

I don't think I'm gonna fail per se, but I (and everyone around me) honestly expected that I would do alot better than I'm doing atm. I'm screwed for my ext maths exam tomorrow... but oh well. If I get above 80 ATAR, and just manage to get into uni, then I'll be happy as Larry. It's not the end...

4/4/5 I know a lot of people wrote shite loads more, but really I'm not too worried. I wrote about the same (maybe even less) for my trials, and I did really well. What I'm saying is, for anyone who thought they didn't write enough, hope is not lost! The point of English isn't to write...

Feliks, Migrant Hostel, and my related text was Brave New world.

Only 12 pages? Boohoo. Noob. /sarcasm EDIT: To be honest, I don't see why everyone is so surprised about the question asking for one related text. The 2008 paper, to my knowledge, is the only paper to have asked for at least two, and that was the final year of Journeys so it should have been...

English AOS.

I can't understand how you people can spit out 1000+ words in 40mins... that's incredibly quick. I'm left handed... so being a slow writer by nature, I've learned how to keep my essays concise yet detailed and insightful. 40mins gets me one 4-page booklet.. which is about 800 words for me...

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It's funny you say that. We were told to write '3 original extracts' in the creative writing section of my English Extension trial paper. Yeah... we all failed that part.

Amen to that. All nighters this Friday and Saturday are looking pretty tempting right now. If I'm in bed by like 10pm-ish the night before an exam, then I'll happily get up at 7am.

Oh boy, if I had to start again knowing everything I know now... Hahaha, just think of everything you'd do differently!