bubz :D
the last laugh
OH MY GOD i was just talking about that song today! XD i used to sing it at K when i was little! i knew all the words! hahahah
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*backs slowly away from lin*yay you remembered my magic number!
i see it as 750k pa or 75 barrister appearances or 2 and a half porsche 911 turbos its karena lam kar yun, cherrie ying choi yi, fish (jasmine leong) and rain li choi wah...
haha intro!~ karena lam is so0o0o0o0o cuttteee...Originally posted by truly-in-bliss
i know karena
*cough cough* *wink wink*
my test is in 1 hour and 15 mins... go ME!
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i did my maths test
i fucked it
any positives? hell yea, it only worths 10%
i fucked it
any positives? hell yea, it only worths 10%
got 41/50 for my blethics test...
its okay its a D, but woulda liked HD... made some stupid mistakes like the following:
Which government authority administers corporations law?
A) ACCC
B) APRA
C) ASIC
D) FTA
i wrote A by booboo... been studying too much TPA lately... shoulda been stupid ASIC.
its okay its a D, but woulda liked HD... made some stupid mistakes like the following:
Which government authority administers corporations law?
A) ACCC
B) APRA
C) ASIC
D) FTA
i wrote A by booboo... been studying too much TPA lately... shoulda been stupid ASIC.
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haha nope!Originally posted by Winston
everything counts and everything accumulates, so try to get the "its only worth so and so" off ur mind, cause this 10% could very help you pass
thats not how maths in MQ works
i thought it was ICAC
Ragerunner
Your friendly HSC guide
In honour of bubz
when lawyers go bad...
Barrister couple lay into each other in court
from:http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/04/29/1083103604796.html
"A London barrister accused his barrister fiancee in court of making "outrageous advances" to members of the Australian cricket team, and she accused him of being a jealous, abusive drunk.
Lawrence Jones claimed his fiancee Kerry Cox, a specialist in property law, also made sexual advances to a leading member of the Bar.
She, in turn, accused him in London's High Court of being violent and is making a claim worth more than $1 million against him, saying she was forced to break off the engagement because of his drunken violence.
During the three years they were together, she claims she was promised a half share in an Essex mill they were converting and full ownership of a flat in Lincoln's Inn, central London.
But Mr Jones, a specialist in company law and commercial fraud, said he was only engaged to Miss Cox for a few weeks and owes her nothing.
At the High Court Mr Jones said he took back his fiancee's engagement ring after finding her involved in "blatantly sexual behaviour" with a leading member of the Bar
He also accused her of making "outrageous advances" to members of the Australian cricket team while they were being entertained by the Governor General of Grenada during a tour of the West Indies.
He later claimed she had to move out of his flat because of the "uncontrollable and unacceptable behaviour" of her Alsatian dog, Bootsie.
Miss Cox, of Islington, north London, who is also seeking the return of furniture she claims is hers and a Fiat car now registered in Mr Jones's name, said in a statement: "Throughout the engagement the defendant was assertive and on occasions this spilled over into aggression and violence towards me.
"His alcohol-fuelled outbursts would generally be the result of his jealousy if I spent time either with family or friends (male or female).
"During these outbursts the defendant would be extremely abusive."
Miss Cox said when Mr Jones was drunk he would insist on taking the engagement ring away, saying the relationship was over. On one occasion he threw it out of the window and she thought it was lost.
The next morning, however, he returned it, saying he was sorry and that he had only pretended to throw the ring out of the window.
"On two or three such occasions he came to my flat late at night demanding to be let in and demanding the return of the ring," she said. "When I refused to let him in, or return the ring, he would attempt to break in.
"The following morning he would always be apologetic for his aggressive behaviour and the dreadful insinuations he would make about me and would ask for another chance. I always agreed, as I loved him very much despite his outbursts." Mr Jones, of Lincoln's Inn, central London, agreed they had a "tempestuous and topsy-turvy" relationship but denied being an aggressive drunk.
Giving evidence, he was asked why none of their colleagues, friends and family were aware that the engagement had been broken off.
Mr Jones said he had undergone treatment at The Priory where it was explained to him that he was the type of man who always let things go rather than address them.
When Miss Cox introduced him as her fiance, he would not contradict her because he kept his true feelings suppressed. It was drink that allowed his inhibitions to come out, he said.
Mr Jones also admitted he had not paid income tax on his fees as a barrister or made VAT returns during the whole period he was in chambers in London from 1988 to 1998.
Miss Cox said after the relationship was over, she had the ring made into a pendant and it had disappeared from her flat. She did not know where it was.
She later admitted she had brought the proceedings with great regret and reluctance. "To be frank, I am also embarrassed that, given I am a barrister, I failed to protect my position by insisting that the trust deeds were drafted immediately and insisting that my name was on the title deeds."
She added: "We were engaged and I was deeply in love with Lawrence. Despite our personal difficulties I truly believed him to be a man of utter integrity. Put simply, I trusted him."
Mr Roberts asked Mr Jones whether he was alleging that Miss Cox had fabricated all her claims about their agreements over the mill, flat and car.
He replied: "Yes. This is an outrageous claim from beginning to end."
Miss Cox said Mr Jones regarded her claims as those of an "opportunist gold-digger of dubious moral standards". "All in all, it is a pretty unpleasant dispute," she said."
:rofl:
Barrister couple lay into each other in court
from:http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/04/29/1083103604796.html
"A London barrister accused his barrister fiancee in court of making "outrageous advances" to members of the Australian cricket team, and she accused him of being a jealous, abusive drunk.
Lawrence Jones claimed his fiancee Kerry Cox, a specialist in property law, also made sexual advances to a leading member of the Bar.
She, in turn, accused him in London's High Court of being violent and is making a claim worth more than $1 million against him, saying she was forced to break off the engagement because of his drunken violence.
During the three years they were together, she claims she was promised a half share in an Essex mill they were converting and full ownership of a flat in Lincoln's Inn, central London.
But Mr Jones, a specialist in company law and commercial fraud, said he was only engaged to Miss Cox for a few weeks and owes her nothing.
At the High Court Mr Jones said he took back his fiancee's engagement ring after finding her involved in "blatantly sexual behaviour" with a leading member of the Bar
He also accused her of making "outrageous advances" to members of the Australian cricket team while they were being entertained by the Governor General of Grenada during a tour of the West Indies.
He later claimed she had to move out of his flat because of the "uncontrollable and unacceptable behaviour" of her Alsatian dog, Bootsie.
Miss Cox, of Islington, north London, who is also seeking the return of furniture she claims is hers and a Fiat car now registered in Mr Jones's name, said in a statement: "Throughout the engagement the defendant was assertive and on occasions this spilled over into aggression and violence towards me.
"His alcohol-fuelled outbursts would generally be the result of his jealousy if I spent time either with family or friends (male or female).
"During these outbursts the defendant would be extremely abusive."
Miss Cox said when Mr Jones was drunk he would insist on taking the engagement ring away, saying the relationship was over. On one occasion he threw it out of the window and she thought it was lost.
The next morning, however, he returned it, saying he was sorry and that he had only pretended to throw the ring out of the window.
"On two or three such occasions he came to my flat late at night demanding to be let in and demanding the return of the ring," she said. "When I refused to let him in, or return the ring, he would attempt to break in.
"The following morning he would always be apologetic for his aggressive behaviour and the dreadful insinuations he would make about me and would ask for another chance. I always agreed, as I loved him very much despite his outbursts." Mr Jones, of Lincoln's Inn, central London, agreed they had a "tempestuous and topsy-turvy" relationship but denied being an aggressive drunk.
Giving evidence, he was asked why none of their colleagues, friends and family were aware that the engagement had been broken off.
Mr Jones said he had undergone treatment at The Priory where it was explained to him that he was the type of man who always let things go rather than address them.
When Miss Cox introduced him as her fiance, he would not contradict her because he kept his true feelings suppressed. It was drink that allowed his inhibitions to come out, he said.
Mr Jones also admitted he had not paid income tax on his fees as a barrister or made VAT returns during the whole period he was in chambers in London from 1988 to 1998.
Miss Cox said after the relationship was over, she had the ring made into a pendant and it had disappeared from her flat. She did not know where it was.
She later admitted she had brought the proceedings with great regret and reluctance. "To be frank, I am also embarrassed that, given I am a barrister, I failed to protect my position by insisting that the trust deeds were drafted immediately and insisting that my name was on the title deeds."
She added: "We were engaged and I was deeply in love with Lawrence. Despite our personal difficulties I truly believed him to be a man of utter integrity. Put simply, I trusted him."
Mr Roberts asked Mr Jones whether he was alleging that Miss Cox had fabricated all her claims about their agreements over the mill, flat and car.
He replied: "Yes. This is an outrageous claim from beginning to end."
Miss Cox said Mr Jones regarded her claims as those of an "opportunist gold-digger of dubious moral standards". "All in all, it is a pretty unpleasant dispute," she said."
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bubz :D
the last laugh
hahah thanks ragie... didn't i have that in my sig once?Originally posted by Ragerunner
In honour of bubz
hehe i got this in an emial just then, how cute:
> A water bearer in China had two large pots, each
> hung on the ends of a pole which he carried across his
> neck. One of the pots had a crack in it, while the
> other pot was perfect and always delivered a full
> portion of water.
>
>
> At the end of the long walk from the stream to the
> house, the
> cracked pot arrived only half full.
> For a full two years this went on daily, with the
> bearer delivering only one and a half pots full of
> water to his house.
>
> Of course, the perfect pot was proud of its
> accomplishments, perfect for which it was made.
> But the poor cracked pot was ashamed of its own
> imperfection, and miserable that it was able to
> accomplish only half of what it had been made to do.
>
>
> After 2 years of what it perceived to be a bitter
> failure, it spoke to the water bearer one day by the
> stream.
> "I am ashamed of myself because this crack in my
> side causes water to leak out all the way back to your
> house."
>
>
> The bearer said to the pot,
> "Did you notice that there were flowers only on your
> side of the path, but not on the other pot's side?
> That's because I have always known about your flaw,
> and I planted flower
> seeds on your side of the path, and every day while we
> walk back,
> you've watered them.
>
> For two years I have been able to pick these beautiful
> flowers to decorate the table. Without you being just
> the way you are, there would not be this beauty to
> grace the house"
>
> Moral: Each of us has our own unique flaws. We're all
> cracked pots.
>
> But it's the cracks and flaws we each have that make
> our lives together so very interesting and rewarding.
> You've just got to take each person for what they are,
> and look for the good in them.
> Blessings to all my crackpot friends.
Ragerunner
Your friendly HSC guide
awwwwwwwwww how cute
oh btw, I was at fcuk today.
*feels guilty for buying a $50 shirt* >.<
*feels like a girl cuz i went to see how fcuk her smells like* good thing no one saw....i think...its pretty good. better than spending money on one twice as expensive..
oh btw, I was at fcuk today.
*feels guilty for buying a $50 shirt* >.<
*feels like a girl cuz i went to see how fcuk her smells like* good thing no one saw....i think...its pretty good. better than spending money on one twice as expensive..
bubz :D
the last laugh
*sniffs* i am so proud of you ragie! you're turning metro! *dances aroudn*Originally posted by Ragerunner
awwwwwwwwww how cute
oh btw, I was at fcuk today.
*feels guilty for buying a $50 shirt* >.<
*feels like a girl cuz i went to see how fcuk her smells like* good thing no one saw....i think...its pretty good. better than spending money on one twice as expensive..
hahahhaha it was so funny how that danny (?) guy at o-week, you know the one that followed us around and wouldn't leave us alone? lol well u know how i was wearing a fcuk shirt? hahah it was so ufnny how he pronounced it feh-kuck hahahah, not F-C-U-K :rofl:
i want to get another fcuk shirt. too busy to fcuk.
Ragerunner
Your friendly HSC guide
that danny guy was full funny, imagine he was the one to lead us around unsw haha.
haha I don't think I'm turning metro. I prefer the neat look. Not casual nor formal. But in between.
I got the "cool as fcuk" one.
haha I don't think I'm turning metro. I prefer the neat look. Not casual nor formal. But in between.
I got the "cool as fcuk" one.
bubz :D
the last laugh
then you're turning metro! hahahahah coz it's neat... not too casual but not formal either
*wiggles eyebrows at ragie*hahaha yeah he was cool
a bit weird, he had a thing for my pointies (like you, rage) hahaha but cool ooh yeah i lik ethe "cool as fcuk" too
so many to choose from.....ben sherman... why does that sound so familiar......... @__@Originally posted by Winston
lol i got a new ben sherman shirt today
Ragerunner
Your friendly HSC guide
get a "fcuk it" one if your feeling pissed off
It looks good when you are wearing a jacket zipped halfway and showing the fcuk it part
It looks good when you are wearing a jacket zipped halfway and showing the fcuk it part
Ragerunner
Your friendly HSC guide
I'm too poor to afford the metro style. (*cough* $49 shirt*)
Sleep time, first time in ages since i slept before 1am.
(*cough* $49 shirt*)Sleep time, first time in ages since i slept before 1am.
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50buck shirt!?!?!??!?!
holy cow, u all rich bastards
holy cow, u all rich bastards