Study in Sydney: What You Need to Know

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The discussion features a light-hearted exchange among participants, primarily focusing on the experiences of an Australian living in Sydney who studies physics, mathematics, and astronomy. The conversation touches on the perceived poor test scores in Sydney, with humor about studying habits and the idea of "stealing" tests or answers. Participants share jokes and express a desire for laughter and recognition, reflecting on the absence of academic accolades in their current lives. One member mentions their recent poem in another thread, seeking validation for their creative work. Overall, the tone remains playful, emphasizing camaraderie and humor in the face of academic pressures.
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just curious
 
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there are a few Australians, yes :)
 
I live in Sydney. I study physics, mathematics, and astronomy in my spare time, when I'm not engaged in wage slavery or saying silly things on this forum.
 
They usually hate the US : o)
 
When I saw the Sydney test scores I asked them the same thing. I said hey! these test scores suck! did any of you study? Does anyone study in Sydney?
 
What test scores?
 
He's just joking
 
LMAO
thank you. those last two posts made my day
 
I'm glad It's hard to make people laugh these days :smile:
 
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I'm old school. I lol and lmao all the time. I've even been known to ROFL. When I type that I think in my head rowfull and el mayo. I've even said el mayo out loud to someone.
I think that the reason I try so hard for a laugh is because I'm no longer in school. I don't get gold stars or extra credit anymore and I crave the recognition so I keep throwing out the jokes hoping for a lol, or a pat on the head, a rub on the tummy. I don't know if that makes me human or pathetic. speaking of seeking recognition check out my latest poem in the "math poem needed" thread. I just wrote it and I think its pretty good and that's rare for me to say about something I did. no, rare isn't the right word. its not rare for me to say something of mine is good. what's that word I'm looking for? oh yeah-common.
 
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Oh I see. If there was a test I would have stolen it, anyway.
 
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cragwolf said:
Oh I see. If there was a test I would have stolen it, anyway.

and that right there is why Sydney had such poor test scores. people in other towns didn't steal the test. They stole the answers.
 
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haha i should just quit HSC =D joking =P
 
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