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Well, can't be sure since I don't have that many friends from this school, but if I hazard a guess... - Adv Eng (None of the people deserve to do it, including me -.-) - General Maths - Design and Tech - Rel I (Compulsory) - Business Studies - PE That's what I'm guessing most people in the...

Same here... *Looks at hands and doesn't know what size they have to be to be classified "small" XD I coughed up some money a few weeks ago and bought 2 Papermate GelGlides. OMFG they're like the only gel pens that can spit gel as fast as I write so far. So happy! *Hugs pen X3

I'm more annoyed than nervous. Guess that's one good thing from being under the Asian schooling system during my younger years ^.^; Good luck to all with their trials

Re: no school after trials I seriously doubt all topics would be covered before the trials. My school hasn't covered Frontline for adv Eng, binomial and permutation for 3U, too many topics for 4U, astro for phys and shipwrecks for chem. And from what I've heard from friends in other schools...

Thinking about that gives me the creeps... >.<; That's one reason I should be glad I'm doing the HSC now, I guess <.<;

Haha, yeah. I can so imagine the entire year, myself included, just skipping the reli exam if it weren't for that >.>

- Good ranks - The satisfaction of knowing I'll never see this school nor the majority of the people in my year EVER again

Wouldn't you get a certificate of failure from the BOS if you don't attend the exam? And wouldn't that look bad on your HSC overall when you hand it in for employers to look at? o.O;

Well, one guy in my year dropped outta chem just last term, so if my school allows it, there's a chance your school allows it too

A half of an insanely big bun XD (It's a hemisphere with an 8cm radius o.o; )

Lol, yeah, my little bro used to play on the comp right in front of my face as I studied (I study in the living room) and sometimes, it's really annoying when the screen flashes, cos it just disrupts the momentum in my head. Esp for maths, I find it difficult to get back into the momentum once...

Ok, so to sum up, weightlessness is when an object is freefalling towards Earth, but the horizontal velocity (Is this velocity any value greater than v = sqrt (GM/r)? No one has replied to this yet, I think) is great enough to resist the gravitational field strength of the Earth. And since the...

Funny, cos I have a uni friend who told me: "The first thing the lecturer said to us when I started uni was: "Chuck whatever crap that BOS called maths extension II in the bin; I'll be teaching you the uni way of doing maths."" :S And he's doing a sci/engine degree too >.>;

I've done some. Haven't worked my ass off on them cos I'm working my ass off on the phys assess -.-; Eight more days...

I play music on the comp speakers. If I shove the earphones into my ear, I get distracted. Speakers work for me tho, dunno why o.o;

Two pieces of toast this morn. Can't remember whether I had a mug of milk again or not >.<;

Finding a nice grassy hill and laying there, listening to music and generally wasting time away XP

Piece of toast and a mug of milk

Alright, but what makes this horizontal component so special that it prevents the astronauts from freefalling towards Earth's centre? Are the astronauts and their environment undergoing the same orbital velocity that keeps them afloat up there or something?

Do you have that many notes to write out during class? o.O; I keep my stationary (Consists of only 8 items XD) in a plastic bag and bind it with a rubber band XD People just steal the entire pencil case at my school, so that way, I can keep it in the inner blazer pocket