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Re: Guess she shouldn't have dressed like a slut I guess Unless she's your sister/cousin/mother/daughter/aunt/Icouldkeepgoingforalongtime. -seriousface-

Re: Guess she shouldn't have dressed like a slut I guess Yeahhh. Like chocolate and puppies and money. They won 7-1 against Adelaide. And Adelaide ain't a bad team.

Re: Guess she shouldn't have dressed like a slut I guess 1. Did we ever say rape was right? Some people in this thread did, yes. Anyway, did I say that was what this thread was arguing? 2. Did we ever push the opinion that women were pieces of meat? I think that was just placed there for...

Re: Guess she shouldn't have dressed like a slut I guess This thread makes me sick. To be completely honest, I'm not even sure that a lot of the people here aren't trolling. REGARDLESS of what the woman is wearing, rape. is. wrong. If a man cannot comprehend this - or if his mind is not...

I don't think so - he was getting full marks for every assessment and bragging about how nobody was even going to come close to his no.1 ranking. He was ripping off the rest of the class who were actually genuinely working hard on our projects, and lying, and rubbing his good marks in our faces...

Damn. Wish I'd known that BEFORE the exam. :p Must pay to be a native speaker for gems of cultural idioms like that!

You serious? Our supervisors reckon that's what we SHOULD do, as long as we don't open up the exam booklets while we're doing it they don't care... I'm an idiot and in Ancient History forgot that reading time is, er, reading time... so I started filling in the multiple choice. The supervisors...

Agreed. Ancient was my seventh exam, still got two more to go but really don't have the energy for them. I wonder if there's a trend of students always doing better in the earlier exams than the later ones? I'll bet there will be for me - my ability to study has simply worn off. I have no desire...

I said that Hermann was a villain, because his role throughout the story is to provide an antithesis to Rose (in terms of his falseness, lack of empathy, and inability to come to terms with his own aging), thereby emphasising the positiveness of what she represents. -shrugs- As to the question...

No. The "jener" is anticipatory, and refers not to the witch of the story but the witch who TOLD him the story - different people. As you say, it's logically impossible for them to have been the same witch, as she definitely burnt to death.

We're doing Sparta, 4th cent Greece - Philip, and Alexander the Great. :) (The brilliant thing about doing both Philip of Macedon and his son Alexander is that the syllabus overlaps on them... about a fifth of the dot points for each topic are identical, it's great!) I feel okay for... Alex. For...

I went over the exam afterwards with my Earth teacher because I was stranded at the school for a day and got bored :P So if anyone has any questions I can tell you what she said the correct answers were... My teacher looked at me when we reached this question and said "I hope you did a table -...

I had issues with the last multiple choice question - because I thought it could either be the answer about impermeable rock to stop liquid escaping, or the one about the fault. In the end I went with the fault, because it was for domestic waste so there wouldn't have been many chemicals that...

For the radio question, I actually left it til last and wrote an epic novel in the time I had leftover... haha. I talked about a point in "my" childhood when I lived in Africa (I've lived in Aus all my life) and my father took me to see a lion who was being put down for mauling a woman. I said...

Rawrence: if this were facebook, I would "like" your post. I was a bit thrown by the Module C "ONE" related text. Because I had two related texts whose perspectives conflicted with each other... so I just went ahead and used them, ah well. :P

Nobody did Citizen Kane? N...nobody? Well, okay. I thought this question was quite all right, actually. I mean, the final scene of CK pretty much ties the whole film together, so I could happily just use my prep-prepared themes (power corrupts ideals, truth is indeterminable, cinema = invasion...

My issue with question one was that, despite being a drama student, I think in English, literary terms, not in terms of physical stage space or as a director: trying to think up a way to stage my plays (and seriously, Norm + Ahmed is NOT MADE for a big stage like that, it needs a more intimate...

Four, but oh well: Decided to pinch a concept from The Book Thief and have a dream as the narrator (to be fair, in tBT it's Death, not a dream, but you get the idea).

Hey! :) I'm wondering if I can use North & South by Elizabeth Gaskell (either the novel or the 2004 TV miniseries, just so that all my texts aren't novels) as a related text for Romanticism. I really love it and want to use it, and one English teacher at my school has said I can, but another...

Ich find's schade, dass dieses Spiel gestorben ist. Also, ich besuche jetzt es zu retten! Welches Volk dieser Welt ist am freundlichsten und wieso?