40 Shreds and then leave

colorofmoney91 wrote: I've personally never used a netbook, but I'm convinced that they're stupid.  All of the elementary schools around here got iPads for whatever the hell they need them for.

i DONT KNOW what Wogs are or AFL is explanation please 

Networking is so simple, but this class is making it way more annoying than it needs to be.

i like Australian football more then American football

topographicbroadways wrote: colorofmoney91 wrote: I've personally never used a netbook, but I'm convinced that they're stupid.  All of the elementary schools around here got iPads for whatever the hell they need them for. wtf. I could just about understand if a school had Macs. But Ipads?

There's a thing in elementary education for integrating smart boards and iPads because you do stuff with the touch screen and presentations and all that. I don't see why it's worth the money, but my aunt works in special education for the public school system and she says it's great, so I don't know.

Well at least he had a mouse, Gazz, one would have to use to use the square inch touchpad on these netbooks. But I am impressed too, typing is extremely difficult on such a small keyboard.

irrelevant wrote: aginor wrote: i like Australian football more then American football It is quite an action packed game. The team I support is Essendon.

i have no team i just found it more varied and more passing oriented then the American version and not to predictable

The Labour party is incorporated within the Democratic Party.  All of the Unions always support the Democrats.

i thought sowise , it must be boring to just have to partys to wote on, I like to have more to chose from, i mostly vote labour, but can go both to social left, but can also vote liberal but never conservative nor progressive party

okey so it is the local state elections which must be mooved so that other partys might be more popular, so if one state elects a let say a Green party guvunour then that will give a ripple effect in other states

There are 2 Independents in Congress, although both almost always vote with the Democrats.  One of them, Lieberman, was the Democratic nominee for Vice President at one point.  In recent memory, Ross Perot is the closest that there has been to having a legitimate 3rd party candidate for president, but basically he just took votes away from the Republican candidate allowing for Bill Clinton to be elected president.

Edited by rushfan4 - September 12 2011 at 13:27