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There's not really anything that's 'hard', it's only when one position is more painful or uncomfortable than the other. I know one that's really... strange and takes an amazing amount of energy, but it's too hard to explain...

I like a little hair... like a bit on the pecks, a bit in between the pecks... that's always nice and manly. But when I say a little hair, I certainly do mean a little. Hair is manly, it's nice... but too much hair just gets gorilla.

It's not a negative poem. I mean, everything has got a wide scope and each to their own, but Coleridge was a romantic poem and they were concerned with al the beautiful things in life, not the dark depressing ones. And it does end postively - well, more or less. Even though the Mariner is...

Criteria? Sense of humour, respect for moi, lust for life and some nice, muscly arms would be nice...

The performance was pretty shocking - for her. But it was definitely not so shocking that it deserved to be her last. I'm not a voter myself, but the Australian Public are very unforgiving. Either that or they don't bother securing the 'favourites'. RickiLee DEFINITELY should have won, and...

Fight Club is my ultimate favourite. Moulin Rouge, Romeo and Juliet, Kill Bill 1 and 2, Memento.

Yep, no favourite episode, they're just all that good. I relate to all the characters, mainly because I think they're all quite categorised, ie. as a stratification of New York women. But probably to Miranda the most. I love love love sex. Sex and the city...

Oh the OC is so great ... is started out so hopelessly pathetic but I'm glad I perservered. Very teen-angsty but still, love it! I love Sandy and Anna. I LOVE Anna. What is wrong with Seth ?!

#1: It's Coleridge's imaginative journey becuse the Mariner journeys to a place that isn't real - as we can tell by the descriptions ("land of wondrous cold") and elements of the supernatural. #2: It's the reader's journey, who is compelled to listen to it and experience the journey.

Well you can't jump from a to b, you have to do it gradually. The best way to study is to do heaps of practice papers, mark em, find your weak spots, identify, fix, do another one. That's the best way to learn what your weaknesses are, and what sortof careless mistakes you make. It will also...

It really depends on the depth of the relationship. Like I personally was always planning to be single for the HSC period, because I didn't want a guy to stick around for me then I'd be indebted to stay with him in return. I broke up with a guy I'd been seeing for just over 2 months in the...

NO! No getting back together! What a terribly hypocritical thing of me to say but, ex's are old news. You broke up for a reason... or if they ripped you out of your comfort zone and brutally told you out of nowhere they no longer wanted anything to do with you, then you say: you're a...

Yeh but on sheets of paper... and I ain't typing them up!

Yeh that's what I said I haven't come across manipulation of the dy/dx before. But Fitzpatrick is a hard book - our 3unit people use it for their 2unit course; I just have a copy. Obviously if it was asked it is in the syllabus... but by doing past/test papers, you realise there are a lot of...

I don't know if I've replied to this already... anyway, no you do NOT kiss after head. I won't let a guy kiss me after he's gone down on me, and its exactly the same for them. It's not rude, it's just... well, who wants to taste themselves? It's sortof 'nicer' to swallow but seriously...

Thanks for your help. Except, I don't get, why does dx/dy = 1/2y? I don't understand these two lines. I don't think I've ever come across this work before which is why I'm a little slow.

Well Catholic trials are harder. I did that one a few days ago and got 85%, which is good for me. The questions are a bit wordier... but who knows...

Thank you SO much for your help; except I made a typo with 7. As you can see I've changed it now, but it's meant to be y'=2y, and so on. But I appreciated your help with the other questions and now understand it. So thanks again.

Well, Weimar Germany takes up about one third of the syllabus. You're not studying "Hitler and Nazi Germany" but "Germany 1918-45". What they're really looking for though, is how the failures of Weimar (political instability, depression etc.) contributed to Hitler's accession to power...

A group and individual from my school got nominated. They so deserve it, too. Good luck to them.