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do you mean parallel parking because that still gets tested

I would've thought that all corollas had ABS, particularly the most recent ones? Basically, it means if you stamp on the brake as hard as you can the wheels won't actually stop moving unless the car stops. MASSIVE plus - if you lock the back wheels the car will sort of drift to one side, and if...

it became free in 2007 ie they can afford to subsidise it

bar tender

Mathematics for Life Sciences - MATH1031 ie not maths 1a you sped

I don't know why this is so hard to grasp. Of course there are going to be smarter students in that course. The general idea is that if they're capable they should be doing the harder work, which is why htere is only a limited opportunity to get good marks from the standard course. Either...

yeah dude they waited 9 whole years before leaking a trial exam!!!1

so? The fact of the matter is that a large proportion of the HDs and Ds are strictly awarded only to 1141 students.

why not?

they were suzukis back in the 80s learnt to drive in an 87 barina no friction point shittest drum brakes max doughies in the gravel at merrylands carpark

Broken tail lights and bald tyres are other easy fail points.

197, off the top of my head

It's not all about download limit. The service is pretty damn good, from someone thats been with them since the days of dial up. You generally do get what you pay for, telstra's network almost never has problems. Aside from that they do have a massive network to maintain and at the end of the...

you're in uni now look it up yourself

yeah but in the case of the dude with a veyron, how is a $500 fine a deterrant?

there are some that leave from circ quay/museum/st james that have next to no lines

get drunk find a gun

told $25 fuming

err its easier to get a higher mark in the higher subject, if that makes sense at a certain point in the standard one you're effectively just wasting effort.