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I think the keys to this are word choice, sentence phrasing and the conviction of delivery. In other words, Word choice - you have to use words that are not colloquial but sophisticated enough to provide some depth. However, you're not trying to show that you're a thesaurus, eg for the word...

Re: cityrail moments I hate children on trains. Especially loud/noisy/out of control children. Except just today some random Indian lady's kid was chucking a tantrum, and then stands next to me (I'm in the aisle seat) and just starts watching w/e I'm watching on my ipod. I could hear everyone...

Count me in the fanclub I like the 3rd one from the left (Hyoyeon). jMSY-UcQgQY EDIT: This song has been stuck in my head for weeks now. On second thought I also like the ones who sing first and second, and the "DJ put it back on" girl. _____________ What's everyone's favourite song of...

Definitely the second one.

When my right eye feels 'sleepier' than my left one

4/10

commerce timetable ftw

Wanting things, but not being able to have them. eg socceroos jersey Eating but not getting full

Listen to Trebla. 1/infinity does not equal zero. It comes CLOSE TO IT; but never reaches it. That's why the 'intercepts' should have open circles, as it is defined at every point before and after it, except for the actual intercept.

secksiiminh and mamoz's faux relationship is annoying me

I did countless ones. I'd estimate roughly 60

HSC Papers- marks. ie how i did it.

same here. My really shit habit of procrastinating. Tendency to set myself up for unhealthy exam preparation annoys me too

People fishing for compliments/wanting to be told they're special! Fkn, I remember something about EVERYONE I meet.

Being told that going to uni to study is a waste of time.

Also, Korean chicks wearing high heels to uni, and then complain about the stairs.

Accounting in all its tedium is so damned boring

Re: Can you explain the basic differences between the US schooling/uni system and VCE If you want to apply for an undergraduate program in the USA, you've got to pick out the places you'd like to go to and make an individual application there. Their system isn't like ours, where you get to pick...

You've answered your own question already...

Keep trying. THINK about what the book is saying. UNDERSTAND core concepts first - always. When learning new concepts, just accept them okay - don't ask too many questions; it makes your life difficult. Then progress to applying the concept to harder problems. I bet none of the work sticks...