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ApleX - My opinion on 'public schools' was in relation to my taxes - nothing to with the public versus private school systems. BTW - Did you know my taxes partly paid for your private school education. I think that entitles me to an opinion.

Try meditation dude...

ApleX - My opinion on 'public schools' was in relation to my taxes - nothing to with the public versus private school systems. BTW - Did you know my taxes partly paid for your private school education. I think that entitles me to an opinion.

Try meditation dude...

Well thanks for the $4 i owe u one.

I can't believe no one's translated this :rofl:

B00B5

But the advanced version of ms calculator sux :wassup:

the interweb is your friend

but that is not cool

binary to hexidecimal is weak

binary to alphanumerical is the place to be

hey, u guys should stop complaining....i goto an institute full of fobs(sibt)....dey no speak goot engrish ar!!!

hard as to decipher what it is they are actually trying to say...scratching my head for 5 mins be4 i say "**** it" and turn around and talk to a local student

u guys can ignore the poor engrish that are displayed in these pages, im exposed to it and cant ignore it cos im interacting with these ppl face to face...so in turn, my engrish is getting worser and worser by the day....dont be so harsh on these ppl (not me)

hey, u guys should stop complaining....i goto an institute full of fobs(sibt)....dey no speak goot engrish ar!!!

hard as to decipher what it is they are actually trying to say...scratching my head for 5 mins be4 i say "**** it" and turn around and talk to a local student

u guys can ignore the poor engrish that are displayed in these pages, im exposed to it and cant ignore it cos im interacting with these ppl face to face...so in turn, my engrish is getting worser and worser by the day....dont be so harsh on these ppl (not me)

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Its funny how we are complaining about spelling and grammer but aussies like to abbreviate everything

eg breakie, aussie,footy we are the lazyest nation that we couldnt be ****ed saying the whole word lol , English is my 3rd language so dix to your chins i dont give a shit

MUahahaha

:chairshot :D

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