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I sat down at noon one day and finished it by 5pm, I believe. If you don't mind - you can, as someone above suggested - read a plot summary... but, it doesn't take that long to finish. Just one afternoon's work.

yeah what mirakon said below But I shall bring my nametag, and awesomeness - as you have so requested. And finally, I can answer the question: "am i taller than muhahahahahaha?" :p

Lectures and tutorials. It's week 7.

Re: Just turned 18 with no work experience. Any tips on finding jobs and what type??? Well, personally - I'd think he'd prefer to use his mouth as a receptacle for food, and not semen. But you know... if the OP wishes to use himself as a sperm receptacle - then who are we to deny him his dream?

Re: Just turned 18 with no work experience. Any tips on finding jobs and what type??? but for the OP: "Gender: Male" well i suppose... if he had to

wat. well if you decided to transfer to unsw like we told you to...

good luck

I had some Mid-sems in Week 6. So... it's just the general time of mid-sems.

Yeah, uni is a tough place. You don't get your hand held through it - you have to resolve to yourself to do the work. For example, I've seen a few James Ruse kids - super smart, 97+ in HSC Maths Extension 1 and 2, drop to 60s and the like in maths subjects at uni. There may be other factors...

I'll whoop your ass good (at Uno) i'm gr8 at it

m8 come on, you know what i meant why do that

Venereal is also an interesting sounding word. In context:

\prod_{\alpha = a}^{z}(x-\alpha) or something like that yes? yes? yes?

I also like the word ephemeral, meaning short lived.

heck yeah m8 no

"Bring your life partners" "You get to choose who's in your cabin" *sigh* i think we all know what's going to happen there

Not really. For Year 11s and 12s... it's less formal, so it's kinda more appropriate to do so - but I wouldn't do it unless they allow you to do so. Nicknames are fine, I remember the Ancient History class at my school would call their teacher 'Jenny-mate' for some reason. But for everyone...

Now I forgot what I was going to say... oh well. but yes, see you at the super special fun fun fun meat later this week!

Yeah, that. Happened to us too. Every female teacher was 'Miss', and then later in high school - every male teacher was 'Sir'. Just thinking back to that... so awkward. 'Miss' sounds... okay, but now I can understand why some of the male teachers didn't really like "Sir" - doesn't sound...

Apparently my Year 11 Economics teacher got an equivalent of 99.95 ATAR in the HSC or whatever system they had back then. She doesn't joke around so... I'm assuming that's what she got.