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The Smiths' "The Headmaster Ritual". That being said, the song still fucking rules.

I'm looking forward to just wasting time, perhaps getting back into playing bass/guitar. I took lessons in Year 11, but that sort of fell to the wayside when it hit me this year that I was doing the HSC. Good hobby, that, playing an instrument. As a great man once said, "I shoulda learned to...

Re: BoS 2007 Major Works - Post Here. Dude, you did your MW on black metal? That is unspeakably awesome. Or unspeakably krieg, either one will do.

Well, I'm listening to U2's "Sunday, Bloody Sunday" at the moment, though U2 usually aren't my cup of tea. Still, '80s FTW, despite me being born only a few months before they ended.

But really, why study when you can just watch the Live Aid DVD ad infinitum?

"The Wind That Cracks the Leaves". You win the prize if you know where I got it from.

Close to 7,000 words, but it's still a bit scrappy. I've definitively written the end, and I'm very happy with about 75% of what I have in front of me. There are just a few loose ends that need to be tied up, and a little bit more to be written. My trials start tomorrow. Goddamnit. I can do this!

Three - Economics, French, and Extension History. Economics...eh, I'm not too worried about this one, it's multiple choice and short response on a topic I'm reasonably well versed in. It's tomorrow. French is going to kill me, it's a conversational speaking assessment. Wednesday. Fuck...

Art. I did so well in Year 9 and 10, but foolishly dropped the subject at the beginning of Year 11. Why, why, why?

Otago's great. Every course has the same UAI requirement (74) and it's the party university of New Zealand!

But is this due to academic excellence or the old boy's network? Not to imply that schools like Sydney Grammar aren't fine educational institutions in their own right, but you have to wonder about the elitist culture associated with expensive private schooling.

This sounds like my visual tech course in Year 9/10. We did practically nothing - I recall people playing Flash games during the yearly exam and still passing. People would hand in assignments a term late and the meek teacher we had would just say "Ohh, well, next time I want it in a bit more...

It's nowhere near as interesting as you might think, the only connection Euronymous and a guy in the story have is that they killed themselves. My MW is most unkrieg.

Monday - 7:30am to 3:20pm (Cursed English Extension 2.) Tuesday - 7:30am to 12:30pm (Cursed English Extension 1.) Wednesday - 7:30am to 3:20pm (Cursed Extension History.) Thursday - 7:30am to 12:10pm (Cursed Extension History.) Friday - 8:45am to 3:20pm. I'd say I hate having to get up so early...

Much like everyone else, my problem is that my story keeps changing. I've also written practically nothing in my reflection statement, and my "research" is a mishmash of Wikipedia articles, assorted quotations, some random Cyrillic letters splattered in red ink, and pictures of suburban New...

I wasn't serious about "getting off my road". It was my feeble attempt at articulating my annoyance at something I can't control.

Call me intolerant, but I hate cyclists. Get off my road and on to your piddling little footpath, kthxbye.

Do rankings mean anything in a class of three people?

Re: funny HSC answers? This shit is gold. I must remember to blatantly plagiarise it at some point.