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I know a kid with homosexual parents. And he thinks its cool. Hes one of the nicest guys I know (NOTE I HAD TO REPEAT THIS). I'm just pointing out your base argument is flawed... some of them think it is, because they find it acceptable, others have taken society's view. If society's view...

Yes, and we wind our way back down the long perilous road, WHAT THE HELL IS YOUR OPINION BASED ON?! Meh. Those who don't attempt to press though, but attempt to open to both sides are those fighting for the right...

San Francisco. Nuff said.

There are laws against that I think... exposing a child or something... IMHO, if we let this through, its accepted by OUR generations. If we accept it, those after us can choose with or against us. Love is the most beautiful thing on earth, everyone deserves it, and if their way is...

And if we block the way for it to become socially acceptable... then will it ever be?

Outlook XP works...

A Current Affair is one sided. Based on the fact that it takes ONE side of the story, that those that are probably QUITE HAPPY with their lives don't want to broadcast it. I know a guy who was brought up by homosexual parents, his father got custody after the divorce, then his boyfriend...

*sigh* I'm a Presbyterian and I am for it. Whilst the Church has spoken out against it, and the bible isn't overly for it, with society as twisted as it is, its going to happen anyway without marriage. Besides, San Francisco is a nice place... (( No comments FSHS people or anyone from...

Its supposed to take me an hour and a half at most... but recently its taken 2-3 hours... Cityrail. Nuff said.

I never have... I find honesty improves my scores better than the guy next to me who tried to copy off me... bahaha... so I changed to use my left hand...

I don't have any Excel books, but I am doing some background reading for Ancient history (reading part of Herodotus' Histories...)... Basically I just revise before any exams :)

It worked for me Winston... on the following: Windows XP Home Windows XP Professional Windows XP Home SP1 Windows XP Professional SP1 I think it works? :)

Imho, yes. But sadly its not how it works. We need politicians who think like us. :)

...and no one wants to program in that. But basically its the same structure, so if you think the idea of structuring your program is stupid, and writing sub-programs is silly, then don't program =\

Yeah just noticed... *shudders* we just updated to .NET and it worked though... or it fixed itself... *shrugs*

I'll let you know when we get them from the Govt. Right now, our new building comes to a grand total of a leaky roof, and the hottest rooms in the school. Air Con? The staff get it. I've been to a Christian School, it wasn't too bad, but I didn't feel great. It was just something you live...

As Windows Messenger creates several security holes in your connection, I would suggest you use "Add/Remove Programs", select the Windows Components section and deselect the checkbox. Proceed to http://messenger.msn.com. Whilst I do not like MSN Messenger, and it has reported network...

I thought it was something like: Assuming the Form name is form form.Show Where does the () come from?! rofl.

Our school has 20 coding, 30 theory... out of 50... 0.0 But yeah, I wanted impressivley huge documentation.

I'd agree with Winston, but also pseudocode is structured the same as programming languages are... so if you want to do anything with programming later :)