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which chicky would that be? and doesn't like me?

Re: Whats Better? sorry lol Silvia. But everyone knew what i was talking about.

Re: Whats Better? HA HA HA! that was cool yes SKYLINE or SILVA.

HA HA HA! why not? its cool. Plus why is it bullshit?

Re: Whats Better? I like Skyline or Silva. Only buy any of these cars if they are close to brand new as they have always been 'thrashed' by all owners.

LOL i swear to god, i can usually tell by photos as well. ITS SO STRANGE (the ex girlfriend taught me though) Well hopefully not too small.

Nah they are nice sizes. I find them just a handful. Maybe a little bigger.

LOL i like legs too. I think 10C or 12C is a perfect size :) My ex girlfriend taught me all the cup sizes. Its really weird because now i can actually walk down the street and tell you random peoples bra size.

is it that strong?

Okay if your're saying this. Are you an employer? How do you know what employers look for?

what the hell is with that? nobody wants spam.

lol How about we say, you have more of an opportunity if you have a PhD or MBA?

Wrong. Small companies won't as they wouldn't have the funds. But larger firms would. My aunt was offered to do one fully paid, which she declined as she was already on top of her career.

Okay. As i said above somewhere. If your're working at a company and you get paid to do a PhD by that company, you would have experience which would defintely get you a higher position with another company. The bigger the company the more likely you will get a position if you do have a PhD.

Nah i don't think that... Most people who do Humanities don't do Science/Maths based subjects. We both are now generalising though.

My school would never do it.

Your're totally wrong. Well not totally. But Aunty is correct, she would know more than anyone in this forum. She was a Senior Executive in Retail, Human Resources and RTA lol Next point when you said someone that has either a MBA or PhD wouldn't definitely get a job, your're totally wrong...

Yeah but i still believe you should know about scaling. Because if your're tossing up between Legal and Information Technology (using myself as an example) but you do not know about scaling and you find out in year 12 that Information Technology is scaled so badly. Would you have chosen it in...

Yeah, this is so true. But then again, if you did get a PhD or even a MBA and you were not offered x position with the company you're working for then you would definitely be able to get a job somewhere else. And that higher position job your're looking for.

Really? I thought that say if you got a MBA. Went and got a job with a very good company such as CBA and then asked them to fund your PhD they would?