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Eh.... I couldnt resist. Anyone catch the new interest rate? *turns and bolts*

Why dont you go kill some commies then? Oh wait... I dont see any around here. Beleiving in social justice and acknowledging that the pure market economy works by grinding the dirt poor into the ... errr... dirt... and raising the rich up higher doesnt make you a communist. It makes you observant.

My point is that it doesnt make it incorrect. If it is true, then it is true. Doesnt matter if it came from Glenn Stephens (lol watched chaser last night.) or an eco teacher.

It honestly couldnt have gone better. We were all outside the exam room wating and homing that there yould be effectiveness questions for both our focus studes. Workplace: 24a. How effective is the law in responding to current issues in the workplace? World Order: 25b. How effective are...

My answers were 1) D 2) B 3) B 4) A 5) D (Roman law was based on edics and decrees - are they codification?) 6) D 7) A 8) C 9) C 10) B 11) C 12) D (I thought that was a trick question- dont they mean the same thing?) 13) A 14) A 15) C (Though I'm probably wrong. It was a close choice b/w A &...

Wrong forum methinks. Try going to the SOR forum, I think someone else has also posted a thread like this.

Section two. I wasn't really confident is stretching "Martin Luther hated jews" for eight pages.

Are you suggesting that Labour Markets should be excluded from assesment just bacuase people have strong opinions about it? When the HSC exam writers emerge from their coffins every year, they don't exactly convene around John Howard effegies when they plan the extended response questions. They...

That was the easiest exam I have ever had to do - and I only studied the night before. But then again, I guess I'll probably get the mark I deserve as a result of that. As to people leaving early... yeah, it was a bit of a joke. A lot of us left early too (myself included), and that is...

Please, don't hurt me with your powerful attacks of wit and sarcasm. I don't think I can possibly stand it any longer. (p.s. I am aware of the irony that I am being sarcastic myself) Well, I notice you didnt try and dispute any of it, did you? How about you try and argue based on the facts...

I wasnt literally talking about ice cream, bread, or chocolate. I would have thought you were able to tell that. Surprise, but it's all an elaborate allegory... well, not really all that elaborate either. Either you failed to realise that (which to be fair, I find hard to beleive), or you did...

1. People do not overprice items because they are idiots or in an attempt to make more money. They do it because of inflation - where either the cost of making the good has increased, or where demand for the good is so high that it forces up the price. And, of course, because I am the rabid...

Question: How are English marks aligned? For example... getting a 20/20 in an essay in english is an extremely difficult feat, is it not? In fact, a mark such as 85-90% for the entire course is far more of an achievenet (in my book anyway), than it would be getting the equivilant in say...

Bread? Who said anything about bread? What kind of a stupid example is that? Now chocolate... thats an example I could understand. My point is this: we have marginal tax brackets, as I am sure you are aware. The whole basis of this system is the more you earn, the more you pay. Rich man will...

Aren't you the same smug arsehole from the economics thread? I'd rather be looking for random friends on the internet than random enemies. And internet friends are no doubt better than no friends at all, though I doubt you would understand that.

I'm sorry... but all you seem to be saying is that I am uneducated without actually indicating flaw in anything I am saying. Buisinesses trying to improve and people taking out homeloans are a going to be big loans no matter what. I cannot see how you can point the finger at a restaurant that...

Errrr.... yes they are. They are paying a higher PROPORTION OF THEIR TOATAL INCOME for the SAME LEVEL OF GOODS. To give a highly simplified example: Rich guy has 5 dollars. Poor Guy has 3 dollars. Both want to buy an ice cream worth $2.50 + 30 cents GST. Rich guy has $2.20 left (44% of his...

Lol. Honestly. What are the odds? See you monday at the study day. We will kung-fu fight for the economics title. I changed my name for my posts now. I didnt like eveyone knowing who I was because I have made a lot of enemies now in the politics forum. Oh well. They are all liberal supporters...

Lol... good story. Just hope you dont get some extreme fundamentalist christian marker ;) There are 8 pages/booklet in the extension 1 exam. And yes, Zoidberg does rock.

My ego hurts. :bomb: Can we get back to the point?