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Originally posted by the Bear:seow has an armoured butt!
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Originally posted by seow:
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hmmm.. there are other spitters in the animal kingdom... the velvet worm and the spitting cobra.. and also, the llama
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the camel spits too i think...Originally posted by the Bear:hmmm.. there are other spitters in the animal kingdom... the velvet worm and the spitting cobra.. and also, the llama
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ya.Originally posted by starblue:but i also leh.... that time i come then nobody reply. T_T
whole day on bike?
wonder where my sis put the freaking upload cable, tasking stuff she doesn't need. -
do GEK1046 la, intro to cultural studies.Originally posted by starblue:hi LL...
i got 4 lsm modules liao... now waiting for next round to bid for breadths loh... and i jsut realised i got to do one more arts gem. FFFFFFFFFFFFF...
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oh oh!! and the moth that gives it's mate a packet of chemicals after mating, which is so foul to spiders that spiders are known to rip them (the trapped moth) off their webs to get rid of them.Originally posted by the Bear:hmmm.. there are other spitters in the animal kingdom... the velvet worm and the spitting cobra.. and also, the llama -
is it like a sociology module liddat? what's it about? got projects?Originally posted by LazerLordz:do GEK1046 la, intro to cultural studies.
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Originally posted by LazerLordz:do GEK1046 la, intro to cultural studies.
or do TS2238.
omg...how come the err...courses have such weird err...code things... -
let me see.Originally posted by starblue:is it like a sociology module liddat? what's it about? got projects?
GEK1046 Intro to Cultural Studies.
The course examines the import of "culture" for understanding human activity and the history of the emergence of Cultural Studies as a discipline within the university. Specifically it explores the theoretical and methodological tools that have defined the field, as well as the objects to which they are turned. The course addresses the following areas: theories and models of communication; the history of broadcasting and broadcasting institutions; current and future developments in media technology; and cyberspace. Starting with an introduction to key theoretical concepts, the course examines the production and consumption of a range of popular cultural forms including film, television, popular fiction, and music.
CA = 50%: A group Project to be presented virtually through IVLE at the end of the course.
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cuz it's not UPC.Originally posted by udontknowme:
omg...how come the err...courses have such weird err...code things...
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some moths are foul so the spiders don't eat them
and udon, i'm not sure about camels but llamas do
still intrigued by the velvet worm... doesn't look real.. some more, got blue, pink, red, white and black types -
dont feel like sleeping AGAIN tonight...
I WANT OLD CHANG KEEEEEEE.... -
had half of a cold curry puff.Originally posted by udontknowme:dont feel like sleeping AGAIN tonight...
I WANT OLD CHANG KEEEEEEE....
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Originally posted by the Bear:still intrigued by the velvet worm... doesn't look real.. some more, got blue, pink, red, white and black types
so cool!!
im going to google for pics -
in other news, Kamal Sidhu is fine...
i just ate a bak chang and am now chowing down on some twisties
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who/what is kamal sidhu?
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squid head!Originally posted by LazerLordz:had half of a cold curry puff.
and i like their spring rolls
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erm... that's totally not for me...Originally posted by LazerLordz:let me see.
GEK1046 Intro to Cultural Studies.
The course examines the import of "culture" for understanding human activity and the history of the emergence of Cultural Studies as a discipline within the university. Specifically it explores the theoretical and methodological tools that have defined the field, as well as the objects to which they are turned. The course addresses the following areas: theories and models of communication; the history of broadcasting and broadcasting institutions; current and future developments in media technology; and cyberspace. Starting with an introduction to key theoretical concepts, the course examines the production and consumption of a range of popular cultural forms including film, television, popular fiction, and music.
CA = 50%: A group Project to be presented virtually through IVLE at the end of the course.
Open Book Exam = 50% -
thats a velvet worm eh?? -
if you have cable, go watch Animal Planet now..
she's the host of the show...
and you're also going to have a laughOriginally posted by LazerLordz:who/what is kamal sidhu? -
sigh.... suddenly feel very bored leh... still got one more week of holiday. but i've ran out of animes to watch and stories to read... how ah?
oh oh! anyone watched Click yet?? is it nice? -
oh well.. search more then. I'm as clueless to GEK/GEMs as you.Originally posted by starblue:erm... that's totally not for me...
But can u recommend a Sci GEK/GEM? -
Heard it's nice..Originally posted by starblue:sigh.... suddenly feel very bored leh... still got one more week of holiday. but i've ran out of animes to watch and stories to read... how ah?
oh oh! anyone watched Click yet?? is it nice?
anyway have you heard of Full Metal Panic Fumoffu? -
nooo....
that's a nudibranch (nu-dee-branc) which is some kinda sea slug..
these are velvet worms...
they spit glue-like lassos at their prey which is stuck to the branch..Originally posted by udontknowme:
thats a velvet worm eh??