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I'm not sure I believe this. Why the hell is all the massive construction going on NOW, in the three years I'm at mq?

even if you're sleeping well, if you're busy, or uni work is tough (even if organised), or if you're under emotional or academic pressure, your body tires out sooner.

I think it's more a marketing campaign than anything else.

MY SILK! MY SILK! MINE! MINE! ALL MINE!!!! *crouches in front of postbox in possessive manner* :p I should be back on WoW - even if only a few times a week - after the Panto. Earlier if I don't end up making another raks sharki costume.

my WoW subscription ended a few days ago too. Nor sure when I'll be back... I feel another extended absence coming on (although should probably go back in to check my mail, apparently Regan's sent me loads of silk?)

Guys tend to give girls so much crap for never being without handbags, but rarely will you find us putting valuables 'on stuff' (it always goes back into our bag). I also freak out if I'm carrying any more than $150 cash in my purse (I don't have any cards).

hrmm guess it could be interpreted both ways. Why didn't I think of the instance version earlier/around midnight last night :(

In my opinion it's ideal to aim for the end of the easter holidays (first full working draft) Then you have another term to finish your first full reworking, and then more time for RS/polishing. I kinda see EE2 as a four-step process, equal time given to all: Gathering ideas --> turning ideas...

good lord, am I looking forward to the holidays or what!! mainly looking forward to holiday from work though.

I think it depends on what you define as 'experience'. Of course PvP is a big part of WoW, but it's not the only thing - in my opinion hardcore instance gamers who tend to REALLY know the ins and outs of each class type are definately experienced players... regardless of their PvP experience.

hi girls, can we keep on-topic? Alternatively I can move the dress convo to another thread if you'd like to keep it around...

it's unlikely as Yr 11 english syllabi aren't set (your school actually makes it up), therefore creating studyguides isn't economical for most companies. Sparknotes.com etc might have some notes, and elsewhere on the internet, but you may have trouble finding one in hard copy. If you really...

I can guarentee you there's probably about 20 regular 'lurkers' and even more less-active lurkers, but whether they *say* anything is another matter (these days, more people are interested in leeching notes than actually having the guts to ask for help and share what they have) ;) Come on...

WoW's better with real-life friends - there's a lot more laughter :D

Back in the day when I used to rock up around noon, I saw security guards giving those cars tickets every single day. *sighs dreamily*

Changing sleeping patterns (mainly to sleep earlier/wake earlier) takes a while. Make sure that you don't give up after the first few nights - take some warm milk, some Valerian, or whatever it takes to make sure you have a better chance of sleeping. If you're heat sensitive like me, even...

If you see it, put a note under the windscreen. Something like"Hello! Just wanted to tell you that you're a fucking bad driver! Have a good day! :D" will do. Where are those security guards when you need them... I hope this driver gets hit with hefty fines.

This sounds a bit bad because I'm asian myself, but damn. I bet that driver was asian. (as in, the stereotypical asian driver that isn't considerate of anyone else on the road, rushes into parking lots even when other people have clearly indicated that it was their ages ago and are already...

^ what she said!

I am always wondering why people drive those 'performance cars' to uni anyway. It's not as if you can show off how fast you can go between home and uni, it probably cost a lot more than a 'normal' car, and you make yourself out to be a huge theft magnet... *has something of a disinterest in cars*