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you might as well drive to usyd. much, much easier, rather than have to car, train AND walk

comm/law ftw!

true.

he would rather spend it on young players, who proceed to move to other clubs when they get good.

i reckon. he's so noob. ummm there's an onix out there, so what does he do? GO PIKACHU!!! then when the pikachu is clearly losing, CMONN PIKACHU, HANG IN THERE, EVEN THOUGH YOUR ELECTRIC ATTACKS DO ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!!

charmander! cos it (it?) was cute. and articuno, cos it was cool (get it? cool? haha. epic fail) i used to watch scooby doo a lot too xD. and the cartoon networks: dexter's lab, cow and chicken, i am weasel, johnny bravo =)

commerce/law ! yay!

'it's bellamy.. BELLAMY, HE'S BROKEN THROUGH, HE'S IN BEHIND, HE SHOOTS... and it's over the crossbar. scoreline remains, man u 5 - 0 man city'

hughes you retard. 14m pounds couldve bought you someone very very competent.

can someone please tell me comm/law cutoffs at usyd and unsw please! thanks heaps!

i think we realised that trying to take a point never really works out, unless you're stoke city.

mid to high 98s. looking good.

lol well, done hsc in 2008 doesnt mean incompetent.

you'll find that writing notes AFTER you learn the stuff at school actually helps. i wrote notes in the hols before trials, personally worked for me, as i could put in little hints for myself i picked up throughout the year. and seriously, 09-ers, just chill it for now! do something, but don't...

there's no striker in the world that creates as many chances for himself as rooney. too bad his finishing lets him down.. it's his only weakness, really. still, first choice for england, without a shadow of a doubt.

LOL, keane's irish. and yeah, the british striker's just aren't that good. english national team strikers? they got rooney, then ummm.. let's choose who.. um.. owen? LOL.

LMF^^, i love your sig. i remember watching that game and thinking. WTF? WHAT JUST HAPPENED? WHAT'D I MISS?

before christmas right, not the whole damn year. in one week, there's 7x24 = 168 hours. take away the 100 for work, and you're left with 68 a week for sleep, ie. 9-10 hrs a day HOW do you do it dude, HOW.

LOLOLOL how true, how true. that sturridge guy is pretty damn good though.

^^^ Lololololol