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of course its not a conspiracy, but I think the reason for the lies was to get the support of the whole world. This wasn't some random redneck saying it, it was John Brennon, (Obama's advisor?), evidently a pretty important individual.

woah just saw the newss... turns out Bin Laden wasn't living in a epic-ly luxurious mansion... he was living in a shitty old 2-storied house. Also apparently he didn't use his wife as a human shield, and was unarmed.... fuarrkkk man! I don't think I can believe anything the news says anymore. I...

Nowhere near Epping lol xD

Hmm... speaking is still a part of English, and regardless of whether you have a speaking disorder, you still will get marked down for not possessing adequate speaking skills. Moreover, Ext2 English doesn't really provide a clear picture of the individual's ability as an effective communicator...

Hmmm... I find that statement to be a paradox. Success in English is determined by the individual possessing the ability to be able to express themselves in a clear, logical and sustained manner, that is, to be a good communicator. Speeches, essays; these things are an integral part of HSC...

I'd say they have to be reasonably good at English, so it demonstrates to me, and any others that they are able to express and communicate ideas clearly and eloquently. I don't see any point in finding a tutor that, whilst brilliant at Maths, received a Band 4 in English which would mean...

How good do you have to be at Ext2 to get 94? If I get a tutor that got 94 in ext2, do you reckon he would be able to explain everything perfectly (let's assume that he/she is brilliant at English as well). So what is the limit of mathematical prowess that a person that got 94 in ext2 possesses?

Hi, I'm having a problem with the absolute last question, Q1, (c) FIND angle(ACB) Here's the question: Q1. (a) If p is real . -2 (<) p (<) 2, show that the roots of the equation are non-real complex numbers with modulus 1. ----------------- This was already answered in the other thread, I...

By the way, that is a ridiculously ninja solution, braah, you really are a BEAST at maths

:| fml It was the bloody p... All good guys, I ended up getting 1.

Which textbook is that quadratic equation from? I don't think I've seen it in Cambridge or Terry Lee...

nah i got 1/p... check my working out if you can be bothered, its on the original post

Thanks for the reply brah, but where on earth did this come from, I've nvr seen it before :S

If p is real and -2 (<) p (<) 2, show that the roots of the equation x^2 + px + 1 = 0 are non-real complex numbers with modulus 1. Ok so here's what I did: Using quadraticformula: x= [-p +/- sqrt(p^2 - 4)]/2 But p^2-4 (<) 0 due the -2 < p < 2 So, x= [-p +/- i*sqrt(4-p^2)]/2 x = -p/2p +/-...

I hate BO because they removed quickscoping, haven't used a sniper since....

so what if she was born in Pakistan. There's plenty of rapists and pedos that are Catholic/Christian, and no one say shit about them. Anyways. What does this have to do with Muslim and Islam?

Lol that bitch had it coming gotta luv 4chan trolls

jesus i don't understand why christians reject science so much. Apart from the theory of evolution, everything else makes sense, does it not?

I know Hindus are so awesome, you know if the bride's family is unable to pay the groom's family a decent dowry, they set the bride on fire. Ya it is known as bride burning. Gotta love Hindus (sarcasm) CNN - Bride-burning claims hundreds in India - Aug. 18, 1996

An Indian man who tried to get out of a marriage at the last minute was beaten and dragged into the ceremony by a group of locals. Video broadcast on Indian TV station News 9 showed the man, from Mysore, crying and squirming as he was led through the vows. The station reported that...