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Disregard that I suck cock, it's not offered as a gen ed. Anyone done it before? how the cunt does a 3uoc subject work? won't i finish my degree 3uoc short/over?

Whats the deal with 3uoc subjects required for your major? Looking at MATH2060. Can it be classed as a gen ed seeing as you're allowed 3uoc from the faculty of your degree, or not, because it's needed for the math major? If it isn't a gen ed then it's going to completely rape my degree because...

don't buy a merc

If you remember anything in life, remember this. Universal advice which will get you through anything.

Other peoples opinions don't matter, just do all the research on the pros and cons of each and make up your own fucking mind.

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thats not how it works there are 2 separate 6 month placements at different firms once you finish your degree and apply for graduate jobs the UTS kids have an advantage over the UNSW grads. I never said it's easier to get marks at UTS, fuck me sideways. If you put in effort and have decent...

Pick UTS. Your degree won't matter, your marks will. This is coming from someone who left UTS for UNSW.

you lose your credit card and someone runs up a nice debt for you

Nah its not. Just the same as it isn't illegal to sell helmets that aren't as1698 certified.

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if you're serious pm me

yeah will when im looking to book a spot $130 seems cheap stay upright stuffs cost an arm and a leg

Did you not read that post?

yeah stick to skidpans and racetracks

ps something like this would be ideal http://ww w.hondampe.com.au/repository/motorcycles/training_licensing/nsw/Handling-Dynamics.aspx just not sure on how much would get done in 4hrs in a group of 6

I think all riders are a lot more aware of the risks they are taking. While in a car I'd brake etc more often than not on the bike I'd play with the bars and throttle. The fact is they're just taking advantage of better acceleration and maneuverability. I used to get heaps angry when they'd...

What spade said, it was only a way to get around the fact that you couldn't really 'drift' on a FWD. I don't imagine it being to healthy on the tires, and mine were bald and getting replaced in a month or two so I thought fuck it. The beauty of it was that you couldn't use the handbrake to throw...

In the L/P courses we're taught all that shit. Keep a buffer, know in what distance you can come to a stop from speed etc. And lets face, car or bike, only an idiot doesn't look further ahead than the driver in front of them.

Not wanting to sound like a douche but in all honesty it's the most fun I've had behind the wheel. Drop the trays, reverse onto em then handbrake on and bobs your uncle. It's heaps easy to correct lines etc seeing as its fwd. But yeah would much rather have done it on a skidpan