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Monica Runiewicz - Status: Member
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I love learning and uni, I just hate exams. It'll also be a comittment of another 4 years since I want to do pharmacy which does in a way come off my biochemistry major. The other course I would consider doing would be psychology. But yes, at the same time, I like working full time and having money, which will stop again if I start another degree. Which will suck.
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- Current Age: 21
- Current Residence: Sydney, Australia
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There have been dozens of times this month where the rain would be so bad, people would live up at the exit, waiting for the rain to stop so they can leave.
We could have made thousands!
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I don't really mind, but it's kind of strange, we hardly get rain ever. I don't really mind, it keeps it from getting stupidly humid and such.
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~"Don't Panic"~
But yes, the weather has made a liar out of me. We've been getting snow in places we don't normally get it for the past week or two. I only had to drive an hour out of Canberra to play in several inches of the stuff. Pictures appearing in a tick...
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And I don't know why the drinking/tobacco/gambling age is 19. 18 is when we get to vote, and then a year later, we get a much more fun civil rights upgrade. I didn't start drinking until I was twenty, so I never noticed.
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But yes, air conditioning is good. But it doesn't work when you're walking to the car or stuff like that where you're outside. Plus you need good air con units. My dad's old place had that through the wall sort of deal that has the other side poke outside. Air con of the 90s. It doesn't work in summer cause the unit itself overheats once the temp goes above the high 30s. Which was often where he lived.
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As for the drinking age? Nineteen will get you alcohol-enabled, which is fine by me
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On the note of alcohol, what's the legal drinking age in Canadia?
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With palm trees, and fruity alcohol. And oceans.
Definately with a hammock.
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Well, the western world isn't all bad. I can think of much worse places and situations that I could be in. Paying for my glasses ain't the end of the world.
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It's pretty annoying, eh?
Agreed on the health care, that's pretty much how it is here, too.
Go socialism
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Warren.
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And you are very welcome!
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Doctors and optometrists visits and x-rays, ultrasounds and whatnot are free, but dental work and glasses themselves cost cashola. As for corruption of nature, Sydney is pretty scungy, however I would imagine that steel mills would be worse.
As for saying "eh?" is that something that Canadians are said to say? Cause I haven't heard that one.
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Thanks the
Your support is very appreciated!
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Cold winters, pretty hot summers, free-ish health care, lots of taxes. I live right near lake Ontario, so we've got lots of beaches and stuff, but they've all sort of been corrupted by one hundred and fifty years of steel mills
That said, said steel mills are awesome to take photos in
We also don't usually say "Eh?"
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It's not that different to Canada I imagine. Except for the accent, and the fact that souvenir stores sell plush koalas and kangaroos and didgeridoos rather than stuff with maple leaves or whatever you guys sell
Winters are milder, summers are hotter. Lots of beaches cause most cities are either on the coast or within a couple of hours drive of the coast. Uhhhm... Not as many crocodiles as you may think
We don't really say "G'Day" as a greeting, unless we're doing it for shits and giggles. That's about it
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I know rather little about austrailia, save from crocodile dundee and the olympics a few years back
What's it like?
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But yes, I say Canadia because of the word Canadian. If you're Austrlian you come from Australia, so if you're Canadian you come from Canadia!
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Yeah, sometimes we call ourselves Canadia, or other such silly names. Other countries get to end in an "-ia" so why can't we?
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