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You don't sound like you're into him.. at all really! Just move on and find someone you are actually attracted to.

To respond to the question: no. For guys at this age it's inbuilt to wanna hook up, but alot of them want a relationship too. To generalise and say they're all sleazy is just plain wrong.

Yeah the green bags with the solid bottom are so easy to pack. It does annoy me though, packing about half the grocerys into bags and then the person whips out their green bags and laughs. It's not funny. Oh and when people request a plastic bag for one item. ONE little, hand sized item. I...

I don't see the big deal.. just give him a ring. More personal, and if he's not into you then you'll know. It has to be better than waiting for a txt that'll never come.

oh wow.. thanks for that! well it's settled then. engineering it is

I'm looking at either Engineering/Commerce @ Monash (96 i think), or engineering on it's own if my ENTERs lower. Hopefully not. I heard there aren't many girls in engineering, anyone know if this is true?

I reckon about 80% of my customers pack their own green bag. Good people

Thats funny to me. I was simply discussing my FIRST pick-up with a stranger, while under the influence of alcohol. And expressing what a shit experience it was. The main reason for starting this thread was to see if people have had conflicting kissing styles with their partners. I just used a...

well yes, random pashing for me is ruined.

It did. Can you explain?

Living in Victoria would be the reason for my being here.

Correct. I should know better, yes. Never again.

Last night, I got together with this guy who was an awful, awful kisser. No lip action at all, but 100 per cent tongue on speed. When discussing this with a friend, he suggested that people have different styles of kissing, (duh, i realise) and it's unreal when you both click like that...

I hate guys who think they're awesome and hot.. too bloody arrogant *thinks of certain person*

I have to use that little machine afterwards to record what the others counted.. and they get me to recount like every 2nd or 3rd thing to make sure they got it right the first time...

yeah stocktake is awful. i'll be going from nine in the am to eight at night.. grr

Okay I am not talking about a resume. I'm saying, if you choose to omit a past occupation is there a way employers can find out. I think the ATO response answered my question, thanks!

As in, can they look up your past employment history?

if their relationship is solid, you making a move shouldn't mess anything up. go for it.

http://www.vtac.edu.au/pdf/interstate_equiv.pdf - 2nd page Seems like any English will do.. no need to panic