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Quote from Lachlan4815: “I would never buy clothes online... unless i could see them at a store and try them etc beforehand. The thought worries me, too much effort to return it if it doesn't fit properly or if i don't actually like it. Pictures can be deceptive.” Yeah, me neither. I've never shopped at any of the stores that were listed.

I don't like them... mostly because I can't stand beige. D:

Go out somewhere, like to the library or a cafe and study. Or set an area in your house just for study where there are no distractions. And try and do revision that's interesting, or at least gets you doing something, like reading the textbook and making notes about it instead of just looking at the page.

I cook every day, but I'm sooo bad at it. Getting better but I still find it hard to make things like tomato sauce from scratch. I'm getting my mum to teach me when I go home.

Quorn, tofu, Linda Macartney's sausages, pasta, rice, cous cous, pizza, eggs, soup, jacket potatoes, ratatoullie (can't spell it, sorry), bean stew... umm.

I voted no but technically I still I am. I just haven't been to classes since January and I don't have to go again until May. Supposed to be revising and teaching myself at the moment. D:

That type trousers that I can't remember the name of. Like the really baggy ones... urgh.

Quote from aleaiactaest: “Frankly, everyone's situation is different when it comes to learning languages, I'd choose French but I'm a bit of a francophile and I'd feel more comfortable with a European language. You said that you'd prefer Japanese, I'd say that's more than enough justification to go for it ;)” Definately, I'd carry on with Japanese.

Quote from shawnycee™ happyGOlucky !: “sip like 5, been drunk, like, 13.” Same, pretty much.

Quote from COK3CAD3T: “:O Just Had Pepsi For The First Time Ever, It's The Sex!!! Which Do You Prefer? Coke or Pepsi?” You're 15 and you drank Pepsi for the first time today?! How?!

Do what you enjoy. If it's physics, then do physics. Or if you enjoy both... joint honours?

It wouldn't matter at all to me.

Lol, "nerd face". You look fine, no need to worry.

I like longer hair better on everyone except from myself. For me, I like shoulder length hair.

You can have a look at the course requirements for law courses at unis in the UK on www.ucas.com. I doubt that any courses would require GCSEs other than English and Maths, so I don't think you should be worrying at the moment about what subjects you do as your A Level choices are definately more important. For A Level I think subjects like English lit, history and languages are good for law and it's better to avoid subjects like art as they're not thought of as so academic. Other people might h…

My mum's face dropped a bit when she saw him, my dad said hi then wandered off somewhere else and my brother just ignored us and carried on playing computer games so we went upstairs for a bit, then more of my friends came round and we watched a film and took tequila shots. Um, that was it.

I always want to start laughing right in the middle of arguements and I've no idea why. Your dog sounds fun. :]

Haha sounds funny, what's the link? Don't worry too much about it, everyone does stupid things when they're drunk, you just have to learn from them. Just ask your friends nicely if they'll take the videos and pictures down, which they should do if they're decent people. If they don't you can always untag them on FaceBook so they're not associated with your account anymore...

Quote from FreeBornTeen: “I don't really care, I mean i know I'll want kids some day but I'm 17 I have plenty of time for that. Am i the only one who hasn't put a thesis's amount of thought into this topic?” I haven't either. Quote from imonica: “It wouldnt matter to me...I would love her/him no matter what.” Absolutely, I don't see why this topic matters so much to people.

I wouldn't bring a child up with a faith, but I'd let them know it's fine if they want to follow a religion as soon as they're old enough to decide themselves. I don't think I would find it that easy to be with a very relgious partner, but if I did end up with someone like that I'd probably let them raise the kids in the religion as long as it's made clear to the kids that they have a choice.