Recent content by duckofdoom

damn those pictures are feral..

sure is

it was the green power ranger, tommy.. i think was his name anyway.. damn he was cute :P

showing those funeral finance ads at night.... and also on fox those gay mobile singles ads are annoying as shit..

Opeth. end of story.

dream catche me by newton faulkner and since i left you by the avalanches

i like sigur ros (iceland) , x-japan (japan) and ellen allien (germany)

i guess you could improve on your english.. what do you mean by crap anyhow? is english not your first language? having a medical science degree is great because obviously it does lead to alot of career options leading from business to law and of course to medicine and pharmacy. and by the way...

this is possibly the most annoying subject.. tied with biosphere i'm so tired of reading about it all... i'll be so glad when it's all over, and even more glad to know that i *hopefully* wont ever have to do stats in the workplace. i think ed is an alright guy.. people should cut him some slack

I'd rather get the tangaras then the shitty trains the central coast gets. I am so tired of those old green seaters.. but at least every time you're on those trains the air con is always on COLD. Instead of replacing old trains with new ones, they replace the old carpet :S

it does help :P i was just confused about the "free" part. thanks

Mutants On The Form, Varieties and Errors of the Human Body by Armand Marie Leroi very interesting read. I recommend it to anybody who enjoys anatomy or biology :)

I'm going to be doing biomedical science this year, and I noticed on the schedule was mentioned 'free electives'. I just wanna know what exactly happens here. I know this seems like such a captain obvious question... Does it mean free choice of electives within the biomedical degree or free...

The name says it all, BIOmedical, medical sciences referring to the body. Biomedical science teaches subjects such as haematology, microbiology, immunology, molecular biology and histology. You're learning about all the biological systems of the body at a very close level. You learn about the...