Not sure I'd agree with you - but that would be my opinion, and I find the definition of "left" in the UK and the US somewhat skewed as well (although in rather different ways).
Is there an internationally acceptable definition of "left"?

For the UK, it seems to be "the party who leaves the country virtually bankrupt".

Second that embarrassment.

It seems figure 9 required some editing to protect the children..

Truth is, there really aren't many homeless people in NZ...

Absolutely. I often hot-desk in one of our offices, with a special-bake of Win2k. Unfortunately, because hundreds of other people have previously logged in (the purpose of a hot-desk) each OS keeps bumpf from each and every previous person. I'm not sure if this is the reason for the time-delays involved, but the login process takes at least 5 minutes before being usable.

either that or accounting. Both require fairly strong maths and of late are incredibly creative.

As for not too nerdy, I don't think that will matter quite so much when she's driving a car worth more than her classmates are likely to make in their lifetime.

Fun? Sure. Think of it as a game where you get to take money from fools and bend the rules of the game as much as possible while avoiding the authorities. Pretty much the same as Grand Theft Auto, but without the Auto part.

Sixth? I've only just found discovered that hardly anyone posts on Friday night.