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haha yeah, i've heard that one before. I don't get a cut of the sale so i just don't care. I'm a lot more critical because i've just seen it all before Common sayings for people trying to get in (well) after closing time * "I know what i'm going to get" * "I'll be 2 minutes" * "I'll...

dude, i know a mate who participates in 'kill a keg' competitions. A team of 10 kills the keg (231 standards) in around half an hour. It works out to about 23 standard drinks in 30min*. *(according to my calculations - if they are correct)

+1 I wonder what it looks like in real light though - either nasty/cheap/budget spacesuit? or just nice?

Oo i remember when the "save the chickens" people were at anu, i just laughed because i have better things to argue about I also remember when they had a mockup of "David Hicks' " Cell in Union Court. I walked inside, realised it was bigger than my room at college, then walked back out.

well if he yells at you, i'd yell back. If hes going to play smartass and say you have to stay back (beyond the 10 minutes), then you're going to start charging him for every 15min it takes for customers to leave the store. I used to be nice, but now i know how 'retail' stuffs you around. EDIT...

i saw the advertisment, but never decided to act upon it. You've got to show up to the required lectures though. Easier said than done on a friday morning.

You don’t ask her to leave? cos i tell them, "we are now closed, i’m going to ask you to leave the store". If they argue, i say "look im not arguing with you, you have received sufficient warning, i'm going to call security". (Then i slowly walk to the counter, to give them enough time to...

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lol considering the popularity of johns, i'm sure they've filled that (and another position i know of) already.

Oh i agree, i'm not lugging 4 cases of beer to the front desk just because their version of 'a couple' and mine is different. I've now learnt that when they come to the counter and say "my husband wants a case of x" - i bill them without getting it from the coolroom, because a good 30% of...

Last year, as soon as i heard that UL2 was being built, i wrote a letter to ANU explaining to faults with the 1st UL. After a few days i received a reply of "thankyou for your rather candid responce, we will take that into consideration". They are aware of the issues, but essentially UL has...

oh i agree, like it pissed me off that they would ask a stupid question like that. like if they want to smoke that their problem but ffs i dont care about your addiction.

I get that all the time, i also get "my friend sent me in to buy cigarettes, what do most people smoke" OR "what milligram are x cigarettes" me: "they took off the mg's over a year ago", them: "Did they?" One customer even asked why, so i told them "all cigarretes are deadly", she...

how to make easy games *Dice related games - use random (RAND) function <-- could be wrong, havent touched it in years. *Game where you need to click when you think 10 seconds is up (after clicking the strat button), then the difference is added to a count, after 3 goes it is added to a...

to get into uni you have to have a UAI (so at least 10 units including english). If you do hsc maths in year 10 (i did the same thing except with SDD) - the units will count towards you uai, but you won't receieve one until you have done 10 units.

i get skynews @ Johns, so i would assume UL is the same. SKynews FTW - we even have the red button!

nah the bottle of water is supposed to help you be able to pee into the medical container to be tested. I think its just a spin on words to attract people to be tested. ;) at least the chlamdydia people have a sense of humour :P

for those people going to ANU this year, make sure you go to market day on wednesday. enrol in things you are interested in, not which 'hawkers' could grab you ;) EDIT - HAHA reminds me of the sign - "FREE BEER ....If you join the Computer Club", and "FREE Bottle of WATER... with every...

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What's the use of Residents Committee? I mean, what's the purpose? They organise events - keep a social life etc. Make sure you go out and meet new people etc, especially important on O-week What do we get out of it? And why does the rate vary?? Is it paid yearly or what? You get organised...