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Use Lux. It does the job like any anionic surfactant. Though I will say Dove makes the skin softer. For industrial soaps, I use a special blend of sand and lemon surfactant.

Would have said how everyone made it famous and how the abnormality in its shape gave it a focus of belonging to a different race. So in a way, the point would be something like "If you stand out you will belong." But I had a better creative based on a real life experience anyway.

That is heaps for one subject (wait are you doing HSC Chem this year or next year?) Just make sure you do some work for other subjects, even for prelim.

I was about to use that world's ugliest fish as a creative for HSC :p But I already had a better story.

Don't buy anything that has roof damage if it has a sunroof. Even if it has no sunroof, roof damage is very costly to fix and may lead to rust in the future. Check the condition report. Make sure it is roadworthy and the owner has shown you details about its registration and pink slip...

I slice up banana and add them at the bottom of the plate. Then put the Weet-Bix on top and have them just soaked enough so that they don't crunch on every bite. I add a bit of milk periodically when some spots are crunchy.

Mathematics: 77/100 raw for 2013 HSC. Don't know about the rest. This will direct you to past years cut-offs: http://community.boredofstudies.org/461/atar-hsc-marks/atar-raw-mark-cut-off-band-database-269611.html

When I got bored of Phys and Chem I would do MX2 or sometimes MX1. To avoid English I did anything from my main other 8 units. I did anything at all costs to avoid Eco. Still ended up doing shit in English even though I spent more time on it than MX1 and the same amount on it as...

You have an ideal BMI and are just above the underweight range.

EDIT:Oops I just realised that this is not based on a particular uni. My post was in reference to UNSW. BUt anyway for future reference: Depending on what course you are doing, you may have the option of doing MATH1131. Now an overview of MATH1131 and MATH1141...

Just saying, Physics cut-off was about 83 this year. For Biology it was around 87 this year. For Chemistry it was about 78 this year. The cut-offs are raising for sciences. I think they are starting to mark nicer now. Here you can find out about more cut-offs...

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Yeah I guess so. Some of the questions actually fit really well and barely needed modifying from my plans. Oh well at least I got the ATAR I needed. Thanks. I did try my best for English, and did more work for it than MX1 lol. Yet I still got around 28 less aggregate for all that effort. Good...

EDIT: Just get one of these if you are that keen. http://www.subaru.com.au/build-your-own/options

Re: How to dress up as a 14 year old? Confirmed until March. ----------- This thread is hilarious in terms of how off topic it went and OP's story of choosing UWS.

Re: How to dress up as a 14 year old? Didn't you have a concession card of some sort?

Wow. So your final mark comprises of a portion of how well you can choose the right person to mark (or in group assessments, how well you can choose the right group).

I've never been interested in Pokemon unfortunately. I'll probably stick to EngSoc, SocSoc (If this is the name of the Soccer society not sure though), and BikeSoc.

hahahaha nice. But you must remember that not all people celebrate Christmas. EDIT: OP what are you asking?

gg Ok, but you have the most friends for someone who has been on these forums for less than 4 months.