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Lol at u

Duh fred, this is a given. 90+

I thought the books were alright, though, I did not enjoy reading about the 'incest' bit. IMO, I believe Meyer in Twilight uses mediocre language.

P.D James - The Skull Beneath the Skin Jane Austin - Northanger Abbey Yuck.

Gossip Girl, thanks.:)

I don't think you have either, or anyone else for that matter. (This is not a personal attack). But I dislike how you've made a sweeping statement. (Btw, I don't recall superralex ever typing like that on the BOS forums. Best to leave assumptions or generalisations aside).

Lol. This is true indeed. They're actually quite conservative. I personally avoid any use of swear words. Albeit if I were to use it, I believe the Hard-Boiled school of Crime is best suited for course language, sex & drug references. Well, that's what I believe. It's subjective.

I found Skull Beneath The Skin the most boring read ever. Thank god for Rear Window and The Real Inspector Hound!

Lucky you! We were unlucky.

Ninor, you douche. You are far from gangsta. Hahaha

Ha! I know who this is. Add me as a friend!

Maybe you just can't get the guy you want, so you refuse to let others ask you out. What happened to Robert? HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Hahahahahahaha. +1

hahahahahaahahahahahaahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahaha. This is hilariously funny. Good job Alex :haha::haha:

That is an extremely big appendix. Did you know most markers don't even look at it because it's not part of the marking criteria?

Omg, this just reminded me of a discussion my class had during English Extension today about Crime Writing... Jack the Ripper.

English Extension is definitely way better than Advanced! I like the Advanced AOS though...maybe it's because I enjoyed reading my prescribed text heaps (Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club)

1. Legal Studies :) 2. Society & Culture 3. English Extension 1 4. Ancient History 5. English AOS 6. English Modules 7. Maths :bomb:

72/75 for Legal Studies independent paper. Extremely pleased! :):tongue:

Jellybean28 is a stalker! Be always on the alert; be wary of her/his ulterior motives! Be proactive rather than reactive! Don't say I didn't warn your balls.