ANZG: The Trans-Tasman Thread

[Forster Keys]

What's that? It sounds horrid.

Basically a swearing ban is imposed and other negative comments are also a bad idea. Shut-up can tread a fine line.

Ew. Where is this in place?

[Avalar]

AUSSIE PRIDE

[Forsher]

Basically a swearing ban is imposed and other negative comments are also a bad idea. Shut-up can tread a fine line.

Ew. Where is this in place?

My primary school. The policing was quite erratic. Bugger was a slap on the wrist, shut-up got a guy a detention...

[Forster Keys]

Ew. Where is this in place?

My primary school. The policing was quite erratic. Bugger was a slap on the wrist, shut-up got a guy a detention...

That couldn't happen around here.

[New Rogernomics]

Ew. Where is this in place?

My primary school. The policing was quite erratic. Bugger was a slap on the wrist, shut-up got a guy a detention...

At mine, scaring a pussy/shame to the male species gave you a detention. The guy ran to tell the teacher, because he thought I was going to beat him up, when it was just a joke, and everyone was laughing at him. Those were the days.

[Blouman Empire]

Didn't realise you guys were only in Year 12, and Forster I thought you were a couple of years older around 20. That would explain you immature socialist attitude

Best of luck guys I completed Year 12 a few years ago and I just want to say it isn't till you finish that you realise that it was a walk in the park and you stressed out about nothing.

[Forster Keys]

Didn't realise you guys were only in Year 12, and Forster I thought you were a couple of years older around 20. That would explain you immature socialist attitude

Best of luck guys I completed Year 12 a few years ago and I just want to say it isn't till you finish that you realise that it was a walk in the park and you stressed out about nothing.

Blouman! I am shocked! You were almost off the revolutionary blacklist too.

Thanks for the advice and wellwishes though, I have a layback nature, though It's being tested at the moment.

[Blouman Empire]

Blouman! I am shocked! You were almost off the revolutionary blacklist too.

Awwww you know I still like you

Thanks for the advice and wellwishes though, I have a layback nature, though It's being tested at the moment.

Yeah I was the same but you seem smart enough that you will pass, though I notice you are doing two languages and three intensive text courses. Why no maths or science topics?

[Forsher]

Didn't realise you guys were only in Year 12, and Forster I thought you were a couple of years older around 20. That would explain you immature socialist attitude

Best of luck guys I completed Year 12 a few years ago and I just want to say it isn't till you finish that you realise that it was a walk in the park and you stressed out about nothing.

In fairness some of us also have a Y13.

[The Blaatschapen]

Didn't realise you guys were only in Year 12, and Forster I thought you were a couple of years older around 20. That would explain you immature socialist attitude

Best of luck guys I completed Year 12 a few years ago and I just want to say it isn't till you finish that you realise that it was a walk in the park and you stressed out about nothing.

In fairness some of us also have a Y13.

Pfff, back in the days I had a Y2K.

[Forster Keys]

Blouman! I am shocked! You were almost off the revolutionary blacklist too.

Awwww you know I still like you

Fret not, you'll only get "re-educated". One of my best mates is the son of some mining big wig. I can get on across ideological boundaries.

Yeah I was the same but you seem smart enough that you will pass, though I notice you are doing two languages and three intensive text courses. Why no maths or science topics?

Aw thanks!

Mostly can't fit them in. I'm not a math's person. At all. I'm good with the basics, and I was doing Advanced in Year 10, but it was getting both too difficult and pointless for me. Somehow scraped through with a Band 5A for the school certificate, and decided to end it on a high note.

As for science, I don't mind it, I'm okay with it too, I was brought up around all that natural stuff, so I pondered Bio or Earth and Environmental, but I couldn't fit them in. I find languages and writing really enjoyable, and they come to me easily. I thought I may as well play to my strength and do what I like, means less study too.

[Blouman Empire]

Didn't realise you guys were only in Year 12, and Forster I thought you were a couple of years older around 20. That would explain you immature socialist attitude

Best of luck guys I completed Year 12 a few years ago and I just want to say it isn't till you finish that you realise that it was a walk in the park and you stressed out about nothing.

In fairness some of us also have a Y13.

Is it 13th or 14th year of schooling?

Or are you repeating the final year?

[Forsher]

In fairness some of us also have a Y13.

Is it 13th or 14th year of schooling?

Or are you repeating the final year?

It's just how it works. For me it will. be 1thirteenth and a half because my birthday's in the middle of the year.

[Forster Keys]

AUSSIE PRIDE

Yes. You definitely are a Queenslander.

[Blouman Empire]

Fret not, you'll only get "re-educated". One of my best mates is the son of some mining big wig. I can get on across ideological boundaries.

Oh so can I, I am friends with people who range from tree hugging fur hating greenies to idolisers of Marx all the way through to old school conservatism. Still have the same fun with all of them, and politics doesn't get in the way unless we decide to have a discussion on it and it is quite pleasant there was one guy whom I haven't seen for about a year and he was a member of the SA in SA where we would have thought provoking discussions

Aw thanks!

Mostly can't fit them in. I'm not a math's person. At all. I'm good with the basics, and I was doing Advanced in Year 10, but it was getting both too difficult and pointless for me. Somehow scraped through with a Band 5A for the school certificate, and decided to end it on a high note.

As for science, I don't mind it, I'm okay with it too, I was brought up around all that natural stuff, so I pondered Bio or Earth and Environmental, but I couldn't fit them in. I find languages and writing really enjoyable, and they come to me easily. I thought I may as well play to my strength and do what I like, means less study too.

Yeah fair enough, and less study is a good way to go especially if they are I wish I had done that instead of doing the suicide 5 as the school called it but it covered most areas so I found it interesting but should've done a few subjects that were easier required less study and that I had a keener interest in would boost up my uni score.

You looking at moving into uni next year?

[Forster Keys]

Fret not, you'll only get "re-educated". One of my best mates is the son of some mining big wig. I can get on across ideological boundaries.

Oh so can I, I am friends with people who range from tree hugging fur hating greenies to idolisers of Marx all the way through to old school conservatism. Still have the same fun with all of them, and politics doesn't get in the way unless we decide to have a discussion on it and it is quite pleasant there was one guy whom I haven't seen for about a year and he was a member of the SA in SA where we would have thought provoking discussions.

Most of my friends are vaguely left or apolitical excepting a notable few, so it's not really an issue. And the SA? I don't even know if I could do that.

Yeah fair enough, and less study is a good way to go especially if they are I wish I had done that instead of doing the suicide 5 as the school called it but it covered most areas so I found it interesting but should've done a few subjects that were easier required less study and that I had a keener interest in would boost up my uni score.

You looking at moving into uni next year?

Ah well, you got the wide net approach. More options. As for uni, sure I'd like to go to Newie or Sydney most likely.

[Blouman Empire]

Is it 13th or 14th year of schooling?

Or are you repeating the final year?

It's just how it works. For me it will. be 1thirteenth and a half because my birthday's in the middle of the year.

Ah yes I see how it works, you did half of the first year then had to do it again.

In Australia we have 13 years of schooling though the 13th year is called year 12 because the first year is called kindergarten or reception if in SA. The second year of schooling is called year 1.

[Dazchan]

It's just how it works. For me it will. be 1thirteenth and a half because my birthday's in the middle of the year.

Ah yes I see how it works, you did half of the first year then had to do it again.

In Australia we have 13 years of schooling though the 13th year is called year 12 because the first year is called kindergarten or reception if in SA. The second year of schooling is called year 1.

It's only called Kindergarten in NSW and ACT. Everywhere else, Kindergarten means pre-school. Most states call it prep.

[Forsher]

And now for the only locally made 8:30pm show on NZ free-to-air (and that is likely to be redundant) telly, The Almighty Johnsons.

[Forsher]

I'll put this next bit in a spoiler in case any of you like The Almighty Johnsons.

I can honestly say I would not have seen this coming if it weren't for the ads and my recognising of the dress. Axl has turned into a woman. He went to bed in a dress, a party by way of explanation, and woke up as a woman. Apparently this is typical Odin behaviour.

[Forster Keys]

I'll put this next bit in a spoiler in case any of you like The Almighty Johnsons.

I can honestly say I would not have seen this coming if it weren't for the ads and my recognising of the dress. Axl has turned into a woman. He went to bed in a dress, a party by way of explanation, and woke up as a woman. Apparently this is typical Odin behaviour.

I've never had the chance to check that out. I've wanted to though. It plays here sometimes.

[Costa Fiero]

In fairness some of us also have a Y13.

Some of us are out of college and are in tertiary education getting real qualifications.

[Forsher]

In fairness some of us also have a Y13.

Some of us are out of college and are in tertiary education getting real qualifications.

And some of us do nothing.

[Blouman Empire]

Ah yes I see how it works, you did half of the first year then had to do it again.

In Australia we have 13 years of schooling though the 13th year is called year 12 because the first year is called kindergarten or reception if in SA. The second year of schooling is called year 1.

It's only called Kindergarten in NSW and ACT. Everywhere else, Kindergarten means pre-school. Most states call it prep.

I have only been in schooling in NSW and SA, as I say in SA they call it reception. And I understand they don't have it at all in QLD.

[Yohannes]

All Blacks amirite?