I know how to dive, but I can't float or tread water. You should teach me some day.

I really dislike the bagged mozzarella cheese because it is so far off from. The real thing. The real cheese is super expensive where I live though, so I rarely get it.

Is it a rabbit? (Assuming that's why you need spinach?)

Wow, well yes this would seem rather impossible then, with the limited technology I presume we have. By no means am I an expect so there might actually be better tech out there than I know of. But yeah I don't imagine it is anything we will ever see in our life time.

I guess so, maybe we'll find out how to teleport or something! That would be pretty cool, means I wouldn't have a one and a half hour commute to get to uni! The convenience ~

Haha, enough of my boringness, but in regard to anything that concerns money, there is always some two faced - ness. Greed does some terrible things to people and most big businesses have a lot of that greed.

We should change this, Mr awesome Mando Dark!

I stalk your VMs dun hate me

Well, we have two beaches and a pool, but they are both pretty nasty.

I don't like American cheese either. I prefer provolone or real mozzarella.

What is it? Can I help in any way?

Yes, the satellite would be interesting to see, but I imagine it would take a long time to get the satellite to the nearest black hole. But it would be interesting to watch, even if all that happens is that it gets instantly torn to pieces.

But with me it's also about the tradeoff , I'm not too keen on the idea of expending extravagant amounts of resources if there isn't a foreseen benefit for humanity. But I guess knowledge is always a benefit to humanity!

Yes, this is part of the point, too many people are looking to universities to gain qualifications for jobs that there aren't enough of. I feel that these professions are becoming more scarce, especially when it comes to business functions that can be outsourced, (this might be more business related, rather than engineering and scientific), but none the less, trades aren't something that will be outsources. Generally it's always local because mostly small businesses keep their industries going. I mean there are those really large companies that get contracts to develop skyscrapers and such, but when it comes to smaller things like the family home, it's always the small trade businesses that get the work. Haha I'm on a ramble roll! XD

This is good! It's always good when someone can handle a compliment well (:

Well from the sounds of thing, the math behind all this would be incredible crazy and difficult, so I really wouldn't blame you if you struggled at all with it.

, that isn't scary at all. I can't say I am a fan of the idea of getting caught by a black hole and being stretched atom to atom. XD

Thing is, people always need houses, and these days, electricity and decent plumbing is also a must, it how we get our whatever and really it's the fundamentals of the modern lifestyle. Without carpenters, brick layers etc, there's no house to live in; without electricians there's now power in our homes; without plumbers we don't have our water so there's no showering or toilets. They're always needed and with the rapid increase of population, there can only be more job opportunities for them.. *rambles*

sorry about that.
XD, thanks, you're a super pretty good people ... it's true

see learning stuff like this I actually like, but as soon as it goes to, O.K learn this remember it, write about it, study it blah blah, I just go @_@. But yeah that does sound interesting, also the idea of black holes freak me out a little, so big and mysterious.

I actually don't mind the stuff that is a little more heavily emphasized with fact memorisation, I find that stuff easier. Definitely easier when it comes to cramming.

Yeah I guess that's one of the tradeoffs to the big earnings they get, a painful student debt.
Congratulations to your stepsister, hope she gets a good career out of it!

Honestly I'm thinking these days that people need to step away from "professions" and look to other job prospects. Trades are actually good earning jobs with plenty of opportunities, but in saying that I have a little bit of a double standard in that I wouldn't take up a trade, but yeah.

Well ZU is awesome, and has made it hard not to stick around! : D

Haha, and here I was thinking after I posted that, that I was completely wrong about the tides XD

Yeah I guess, I was considering doing language courses for electives, but yeah I'm still not sure.

Haha medicine, as interesting as that would be as a broad topic, I think getting into the details would really niggle at me. But I really admire anyone that has the drive for it, I mean from my understand medicine is a pretty big commitment to study!

I can understand that. I can't breathe in humid weather.

You can start with ramen. You can add ingredients to it, and you really can't mess it up!

You get used to it I guess.

A certain cheese might, not just any cheese.

I think I remember watching something about, the tides. I think it said that the tides are stronger at the equator because the moon is closer to the Earth at the equator and the moon's gravitational pull causes the tides to sort of fluctuate. Is that right, or am I off the mark. All in all it's a curious thing.

I have no clue what that picture is on about, lol. But it's a funny show, if you're into sitcoms.

Haha it happened a lot to me in High School, almost too much, the end feeling is good, but the process can be strenuous at times.

Well I wish all the best for your studies, i know how rough it can be, but it's just about pulling through, then celebrating your success at the finish! ^__^
I honestly have no idea what else I'd study, and the one motivation I have is to just finish. I guess it's just that, I've been telling myself I wanted to study something like this since I was in year 8, so it's kind of stuck. :/

I know, but it gets humid in the house and it feels all sticky...ugh.

You know what is exciting also? Beef and noodles. Man, I love that stuff!

Wow, astronomy and that sort of stuff is pretty fascinating, it must be interesting considering when you see the beauty of it all at night, there must be something incredible interesting about it all once you dig even deeper.

Haha XD, Sheldon's a funny guy, invading people's privacy, doing socially unacceptable things. I could see why that might be an unlikable comparison. You seem too aware and sane to be like Sheldon though.

Yeah I remember it used to be such a great feeling after struggling through a question and then finally going "hey!" *light bulb* : D

Well to be fair, it is boring, but I can't see myself switching, another part of why I don't like it is I just really loathe studying, it puts too much pressure on things for me. Like I enjoy learning, but when it comes to having to study and do assignment, it just becomes a chore for me.

Thanks Aaron.

Btw, we're not lost

So what's your favourite thing about physics in terms of a topic? I can't help but think of the show Big Bang Theory when I think of Physics.

Wow 3D calculus, that really would ruin everything!! I think in the more advanced maths classes we brushed up on 3D calculus, but I think I forgot everything, and remember struggling with it immensely.

Yes accounting (:
I initially thought it would be very mathematically based, but most of my accounting units actually aren't, it's just about recorded business transactions, making sure that you know where a business' money is going. My Finance units are slightly more maths based though.
Admittedly I don't like it very much ...

It sounds like you like what your doing, which is very good, it always helpes motivation when you enjoy your studies! (:

Yeah most of the calculus stuff I did back in High School was based around differentiation and integration and curve sketching. I didn't mind it so much.

Yes I study, I am studying Commerce - with an accounting major.

ILL PLAY SETTLERS WITH YOU

I feel like I'm drowning when the humidity is high.

But it burns....

See that sounds awesome.

What I remember from High School was something about fulcrum and pivot ... and force. We did cool experiments though.

Hmm calculus, I remember that being fairly difficult in High School, I can only imagine what it's like at a tertiary level!

They are. Humidity is worse.

It hurts a little too. It probably isn't the best idea, but it works in a pinch.