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i remember big-W used to sell special locks that fit around the end of electrical plugs to stop them from being plugged in. This could be used on the broadband modem. Hiding the ethernet cable might work initially (my parents tried this), but i acquired another cable so it wasnt a problem.

get gmail. btw did you just open up the hotmail account? there might be a "cooling off period" to prevent spamming software

Quoted for truth.

wow you got 15min of training? wow lucky you. lolz i walked in the door, i was like "hi im the new guy", they were like "umm okay, heres the till, you serve and we will stop you if you do anything wrong" lolz/

i agree, having said that i have had a [science] class on that friday before, but the lecturer was angry at the holiday lol.

bush week is a weak equivelent of o week for students who come in sem 2. From memory they just have a bbq and a few events to make union court seem exciting.

this is really what shits me off, i dont get paid past the hour - even when i close. So i've quickly learnt how to kick everyone out and close the store on time. As far as fights go, i just use the fact i'm 6'4" and tell them to remove theselves from the store otherwise ill call the police...

when the feds come knocking on you're door. Fuk da police.... lolz

He was only did general maths up to about term 2, and then he dropped out. well i think they need a non-calculator section, but yeah thats a whole different story.

now theres the million dollar question lol Come down on open day (see signature) and decide for yourself :) However, I strongly suggest going into a college for your first year. Better community, build friendships, get involved more, and the convenience of living on campus.

yeah so all the dinners are sorted, but then you've got lunch/breakfast (which is cheap apart from the fact you have to have fresh milk/bread on a regular basis). then you've got to account for the nights you're lazy and decide to eat out. And account for luxuries like muffins and coke (we get...

hes right, i think the rules say "strictly no pets whatsoever". but they have never cared with fish, i know people who have them and have never had any problems with reception.

( @ melanieeeee.) true, but at least they would learn the process of how it was done. I ended up pulling out a pencil and a sheet of paper to show the kid how it was done. (this way halfway through year 12 - he was doing general maths) honestly though - how can anyone learn about money, the...

like i said it comes down to personal preference. But keep in mind, you have to buy, cook and clean everything. I only go into civic for clothes shopping + alcohol lol. $100 a week? i'm a 6'4" male so i dont think i could live off that lol.

I think maths and English should be compulsory and count towards the UAI. I know people who can't work out 10% of $180 without using a calculator, thats just terrible. General mathematics is simple "life skills".

its co-owned by Unilodge, i would be very skeptical about it after UL(1)

and very expensive. They just have nice ikea style furniture, but you pay alot for the privlidge of a new room.

I spose it really depends who is around you. - One of my neighbours is in bed by 10pm, the others are pretty good though. I'd rather be considerate and close my door at 10, then have the head of college ripping into me a few days later.

you have 5 posts to your name. Before you rip into someone, learn the facts of internet - nothing can be taken seriously. http://www.encyclopediadramatica.com/index.php/Rules_Of_The_Internet

lolz. Essentially the main rule is no noise after 10pm (so turn off subs/dont talk loudly in hallways etc). Apart from that its just normal laws- don't assualt, dont break stuff etc. You can get drunk - extremly drunk. But yeah just be considerate of others. You'll get in trouble if you start...