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They're probably more worldly than we are. Thanks, it's good to see the Spam Kings (and Queens) at work again and yes, I did do quite badly. How about you? You probably killed your exams.

Was just about to say the exact thing.

Ah thanks, you guys are too kind. I posted a rather innapropriate and profane image in the Prelim forums and so, was hit with the ban. Those 08ers blamed me for their sudden loss of innocence. Actually, I just felt bad for not doing too well in my exams and decided to punish myself in the...

Imagine being a marker and having to read large amounts of those types of stories. It's like a 12 year old telling you much they hate their lives because their mother didn't let them stay up past 9 PM. On the topic, I sometimes read my texts out loud with an English accent just to make it a...

You're not a loser, I hope you feel happier soon. Had an in-class essay today. I studied hard, remembered statistics, went in, forgot what was learnt and made the statistics and quotes up instead.

Perfect Now - Sarah Blasko My Number - Tegan and Sara

That's pretty cool. Hope your first busk goes well hg83ry. Some tips and some more.

YouTube and I are great friends who spend an awful, awful lot of time together. Though the mutuality of the relationship is debatable.

A bacon sandwich and some yam cookies.

I was told it can refer to: A natural ability for original ideas A place or locality An original idea in travelling to a new locality So yes, it can mean a personal utopia too.

It's quite good at the moment, though, to me, it isn't really a speech yet but rather, an essay because it is too formal and structured (unless, of course, that was what you were aiming for). I'm not sure on the specifics of your criteria but usually, for speeches, you have to be a little...

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Is it me or did all that flaming get deleted? The mods here are quite speedy indeed.

The Overture and the Underscore - Sarah Blasko What the Sea Wants the Sea Will Have - Sarah Blasko What Was Left - Clare Bowditch

Oh, I hated every text they forced us to read at school except Shakespeare and Narnia, which is a bit sad. We got the lamest books back in the day. But yeah, most texts written in and about the 19th century are interesting I agree.

Nah.

These are quite amusing.

Mrs Dalloway - Virginia Woolf The Hours - Michael Cunningham The Diaries of Virginia Woolf Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky - Patrick Hamilton The Story of Lucy Gault - William Trevor Felicia's Journey - William Trevor Walk About - Bill Bryson A Short History of Nearly Everything -...

Oh, I like literature too. What type do you read?

Thanks for your help Pinkly. :)