How old were you when you first started writing stories?
I started taking an interest in writing around 7th grade, which was around the time I wrote this one.
Looking through it, you can tell it was written by a grade schooler…not spaced, speech lost in text, just a big mess. I look forward to possibly bringing this back to life~
So, I want to work in a college, school enviroment, but my mom insists that I have to work anywhere…I just want to work in a place that I like, that´s why I did college....
When AP used to be good:
NEVER FORGET !!
I just had one of those sleeps where it feels like you're asleep for days and you think you'll wake up super refreshed, but the way I slept was awful for my circulation lol and I woke up feeling exhausted. At that, I only slept for 6 hours.
So, I want to work in a college, school enviroment, but my mom insists that I have to work anywhere…I just want to work in a place that I like, that´s why I did college....
Well you GOTTA get a job at a college now, that'll show her.
Carrots. Lots and lots of carrots.
Anytime my eyes hurt I take a break, go in a dark room, and close my eyes. After about 3 hours your eyes will feel better
basically… carrots and napping. roger.
@trappedolphin:
Look at trees!
lol BFF, I can only assume that was meant for me, but for a moment I thought that was how you spent your day.
Random question - anyone got any experience AT ALL in games design…? :ninja:
Karel Schwarzenberg managed to end up second in the election and is moving to the second round, with less then a percent between him and Miloš Zeman at # 1 so that made my day !
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lol BFF, I can only assume that was meant for me, but for a moment I thought that was how you spent your day.
This made me laugh XD Oh the things you must think of me.
But… looking at trees is a legit way of spending your day. :V
Especially if you're a Dendrologist.
Should I take that as a 'No… zachri, what the fuck are you thinking? Why do you want to know this? You're not possibly even considering doing something like that in University, are you...? God damn it zachri you crazy bitch stahp.' or a 'Not yet.'?
Regarding an interesting incident that occured to me the other day:
I'm not too familiar with Buddhists' customs, but do they normally go out and convert newcomers at around 9PM nearby shopping centers?
I thought it was particularly odd that they invited me to go to their temple at that hour. It was mildly annoying since I wanted to get some shopping done in the late hour so I can get a discount on vegetables/fruits. But is this a normal custom? They also told me that my great grandparents' spirits were following me around. Hm, maybe I accidently picked up some ghosts after sneaking into abandoned Japanese ruins last week.
It is official, I love Germanic languages and I want to work with them. Makes my French knowledge a little lonely, but oh well.
The best thing is, when I was asked what languages I want to learn (after French, German, Swedish), I half jokingly said "Hey, it'd be awesome if I were the world's only Hungarian-Icelandic translator" and my granddad totally approved of it.
It would be kind of awesome. But first, I shall finish French, and by finish, I mostly mean that I won't learn it to the same degree as English, which is self-explanatory in a way seeing as it is practically my second mother-language. I certainly communicate more in English than in Hungarian.
Also, I just found out that I can actually learn Scandinavian studies studies here in Hungary at a university. Which would be awesome.
As for actual on-topic stuff: I've found out that I'll surely be able to give blood this month. I always wanted to do this and now that I'm over 18, I finally can! And I will also find out my blood-type which is funny, because I should know as they told me ages ago, I just forgot it, heh. I bet it's AB. Definitely not 0, I'd remember that.
Me throat hurts in a weird way. Almost like I overstressed it/my windpipe. Is that even possible ?
I am now a double aunt~
Haha, yeah, no. Anything that involves me trying to make clothes or accessories of any kind in any way always ends in disaster.
Blargh one opf my nails keeps really hurting (like a pin prick pain) underneath @ A @
Dropped off a job application, then me, my dad, and my sister spent the better part of the afternoon giving our…..entry way/dining room? a major cleaning. We had to remove dust, vacuum, shred old documents......it took a while, but three bags of garbage later, it's done!
Random question - anyone got any experience AT ALL in games design…? :ninja:
I used to have an interest in a career in gaming. I think the satisfaction of a career in this field is based on which company you work for. Gaming companies such as Bethesda Games, the guys that did Skyrim, are known for laying off developers after a project is done.
So this field may not be the most secure.
@No:
Get some ice on that :O
Is it like when your finger moves even a bit downward underneath the nail ? Cause I had some of those, realy nasty and mysterious.
Sometimes if I accidentaly press down it it there's just a spike of pain @ A @
Hello, boys and girls.
You have all forgotten me but I hope some of you at least remember who I am now that you read my username. Anyway, for the 2 people who are interested in where I've been, here's a quick recap of my year 2012.
-Was a fat, lonely drunk with no idea what to do in his future for the first three months
-Tried to change but nothing worked (it only got worse)
-Went to Kenya in April because I have relatives there and it seemed like a good way to get out and gain new perspectives on life
-Started volunteer work at a hospital (I was always interested in medicine) there
-Though the people were nice and it was fun and rewarding, I felt emptier and emptier with each day
-At my lowest point I was basically crying every 3rd day because I felt so angry at myself for being a lazy and scared idiot who never took any chances to make something out of himself. I was basically stuck while all my friends were moving on, going to universities, moving in with their partners and having the time of their lives, while I was still my old useless self.
-One day, I decided that I was never going to be able to "catch up" and everyone would eventually be better off not be burdened by me. I made a noose with my bedsheets and looked for a good spot to hang myself.
-In the end, what I thought to be my biggest weakness turned out saving me: My inability to make a big decision that has permanent consequences.
-I thought long and hard and remembered that I was 19 fucking years old and my life hadn't even begun yet. I had never really tried hard enough for me to be able to say "I give up". I slapped myself (figuratively and literally), thought about my family and friends and what they've done for me thus far and I was finally able to overcome that lull.
-I promised myself I would try (really try) because in the end, the good things in life still outweighed the bad ones. In fact, one really good day could negate an entire shitty year. Plus, living in a third world country made me realize that I should stop being so selfish and self-pitying and start appreciating how open the world was to me. It was time to stop taking and taking and start giving, without expecting anything in return.
-I started working out, eating better, socializing more and trying my best at helping the people at the hospital who really needed my help (I was needed - not such a useless fuck after all).
-I climbed Mt. Kenya, lost 25kg (55 pounds), became happier, warmer and more open all around and learned that no matter how bad it gets, there's always something that can make you laugh and that that's worth staying positive for. I just don't take life as seriously anymore. I see some good in pretty much everything and there's almost nothing that can make me lose myself like that again. That's what Kenya taught me.
-Anyway, now I'm back and got a job at a hospital (which is pretty fucking easy compared to Africa) while I'm waiting to get accepted into a university to study medicine.
-I'm still working at myself and have a long way to go but I think the worst is over. Feels good, man.
Well, that wasn't such a "quick" recap in the end but fuck it. I'll post pictures and maybe elaborate on some stories soon.
I guess my question to you is (kind of an alteration of this thread's point): How was your year? What have you guys been up to?
Hello, boys and girls.
You have all forgotten me but I hope some of you at least remember who I am now that you read my username. Anyway, for the 2 people who are interested in where I've been, here's a quick recap of my year 2012.
[…]
Well, that wasn't such a "quick" recap in the end but fuck it. I'll post pictures and maybe elaborate on some stories soon.
I guess my question to you is (kind of an alteration of this thread's point): How was your year? What have you guys been up to?
Wow. We don't know eachother, but that's a touching story. It's admirable how you had a moment of such despair and turned it into something so positive. Don't lose that.
Best of luck to you for the future :)
No Tequila for me ever again … or Wodka ... or whatever that other thing was they called "Redbreast" that I ordered because, thehehe, breast.
Also, this was my first night out where I had to rely on an iPhone for communication. I'm really bad at handling that touch screen when I'm sober.
First time I was really drunk, too, not just tipsy.
People, especially my mom, keep asking me how the hell that happened, why I suddenly started drinking. And I think I said to my dad, while he drove me home, that I did it because why not, and that I was just really depressed or something and that's why I drank too much. When he asked me why I was depressed, I flat out answered that I wouldn't tell him. Good going, Nia, that'll not make him worried or anything.
I wasn't that depressed anyway. I think I'm slowly, SLOWLY getting over it. Sure, there are horrible backlashes, but overall, I think it's getting better.
Either way, I think my parents are onto me, because my mom very casually asked me if I had a crush on someone while we watched TV together. I'll admit, she was very subtle about it, but … eh, still fishy.
And that's the story of how Nia got drunk for the first time and didn't throw up.
SCORE.
Wow Chocula! I wasn't around AP much either due to hectic life rhythms. But goodness… You've really been through quite a tremendous life change! I am really glad you managed to snap out of the hard parts and get up again. And you did it completely on your own which is rather impressive! I applaud you! And for your weight loss as well as your decision to study medicine. You really are going to be good at it hun :)
You rock.
-I started working out, eating better, socializing more and trying my best at helping the people at the hospital who really needed my help (I was needed - not such a useless fuck after all).
-I climbed Mt. Kenya, lost 25kg (55 pounds), became happier, warmer and more open all around and learned that no matter how bad it gets, there's always something that can make you laugh and that that's worth staying positive for. I just don't take life as seriously anymore. I see some good in pretty much everything and there's almost nothing that can make me lose myself like that again. That's what Kenya taught me.
-Anyway, now I'm back and got a job at a hospital (which is pretty fucking easy compared to Africa) while I'm waiting to get accepted into a university to study medicine.
-I'm still working at myself and have a long way to go but I think the worst is over. Feels good, man.
Woah, that's one of the most impressive things I've heard. It truly is admirable that you managed to turn your life around like that!
Wow…chocula !!!..long time no see ... That's a pretty awesome life story you have there ... I'm glad that you were able to find happiness.
OT: So, I had a date today...but the rain..THE RAIN..made that date impossible. The good news is that the girl rescheduled the date for tomorrow.
And another thing, my bronys friends are going to "Brazil´s 1° Bronys meeting"...I could go, but I'm not a brony and the reunion is in another city.
It is official, I love Germanic languages and I want to work with them. Makes my French knowledge a little lonely, but oh well.
The best thing is, when I was asked what languages I want to learn (after French, German, Swedish), I half jokingly said "Hey, it'd be awesome if I were the world's only Hungarian-Icelandic translator" and my granddad totally approved of it.
Excellent~ Once you've finished a year in your uni I'm sure you could do an exchange thing with the university here!
RAVENS. FUCK YES!!!
This is the start of a good next week !!!
Tears of Joy!
Hey Chocula! I remember you. And that's awesome! Thank you for sharing your story with us, it's so encouraging. And I'm so happy for you! I'm certain that the year is going to bring amazing things for you, with the attitude and work ethic that you now have. Keep us updated if you can! And keep persevering! :)
Handsome man save me from the monsters. 
Avatar credits to rcerione
Sometimes if I accidentaly press down it it there's just a spike of pain @ A @
Yeah that's it. :/
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Hello, boys and girls.
You have all forgotten me but I hope some of you at least remember who I am now that you read my username. Anyway, for the 2 people who are interested in where I've been, here's a quick recap of my year 2012.
-Was a fat, lonely drunk with no idea what to do in his future for the first three months
-Tried to change but nothing worked (it only got worse)
-Went to Kenya in April because I have relatives there and it seemed like a good way to get out and gain new perspectives on life
-Started volunteer work at a hospital (I was always interested in medicine) there
-Though the people were nice and it was fun and rewarding, I felt emptier and emptier with each day
-At my lowest point I was basically crying every 3rd day because I felt so angry at myself for being a lazy and scared idiot who never took any chances to make something out of himself. I was basically stuck while all my friends were moving on, going to universities, moving in with their partners and having the time of their lives, while I was still my old useless self.
-One day, I decided that I was never going to be able to "catch up" and everyone would eventually be better off not be burdened by me. I made a noose with my bedsheets and looked for a good spot to hang myself.
-In the end, what I thought to be my biggest weakness turned out saving me: My inability to make a big decision that has permanent consequences.
-I thought long and hard and remembered that I was 19 fucking years old and my life hadn't even begun yet. I had never really tried hard enough for me to be able to say "I give up". I slapped myself (figuratively and literally), thought about my family and friends and what they've done for me thus far and I was finally able to overcome that lull.
-I promised myself I would try (really try) because in the end, the good things in life still outweighed the bad ones. In fact, one really good day could negate an entire shitty year. Plus, living in a third world country made me realize that I should stop being so selfish and self-pitying and start appreciating how open the world was to me. It was time to stop taking and taking and start giving, without expecting anything in return.
-I started working out, eating better, socializing more and trying my best at helping the people at the hospital who really needed my help (I was needed - not such a useless fuck after all).
-I climbed Mt. Kenya, lost 25kg (55 pounds), became happier, warmer and more open all around and learned that no matter how bad it gets, there's always something that can make you laugh and that that's worth staying positive for. I just don't take life as seriously anymore. I see some good in pretty much everything and there's almost nothing that can make me lose myself like that again. That's what Kenya taught me.
-Anyway, now I'm back and got a job at a hospital (which is pretty fucking easy compared to Africa) while I'm waiting to get accepted into a university to study medicine.
-I'm still working at myself and have a long way to go but I think the worst is over. Feels good, man.Well, that wasn't such a "quick" recap in the end but fuck it. I'll post pictures and maybe elaborate on some stories soon.
I guess my question to you is (kind of an alteration of this thread's point): How was your year? What have you guys been up to?
Oh I remember you Chocula. And nice going :D
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@Nia:
No Tequila for me ever again … or Wodka ... or whatever that other thing was they called "Redbreast" that I ordered because, thehehe, breast.
Also, this was my first night out where I had to rely on an iPhone for communication. I'm really bad at handling that touch screen when I'm sober.
First time I was really drunk, too, not just tipsy.
Okay, I legitimately would wanna see that :P
Hope you at least had fun while doing it. Hell I never got drunk in my life up till now, and that's because I just don't like the flavour of any alcohol I've ever tasted, I hate beer and the harder stuff usualy all tastes like cough medication to me :sad:
@No:
Hell I never got drunk in my life up till now, and that's because I just don't like the flavour of any alcohol I've ever tasted, I hate beer and the harder stuff usualy all tastes like cough medication to me :sad:
That is the exact reason I gave up drinking. I've tried to get myself to like the taste many times, to fit in social situations. At least I can say I've got all sorts of drunk. From incoherent speaking, to manic laughing, to puking, to passing out. And all those have been separate occasions. This New Year's Eve was the last time I got proper drunk (which was because I was at the Full Moon Party - look it up), and it was the first alcohol I had had in months, and the last alcohol I'll have in the foreseeable future (unless one of you decides to have a bachelor party!).
I just woke up after sleeping for twelve hours. I slept at 5:30 pm last night and woke up at 5:30 am today. I hate being jet-lagged.
I probably won't get drunk ever in my life and that's because I just can't drink that much. My body just doesn't want it and makes it hard to swallow after a few sips. I do plan on tasting most kind of drinks though, out of curiosity. So far, only very sweet red wine is what I truly enjoy. Beer, whisky, eggnog, pálinka, white and dry wine are too strong for me (except for beer) and/or I don't like the taste.
I do like ice-wine though (if that's what it's called in English). I could probably get drunk with that, if it wasn't expensive as hell and if I was drinking alone which I won't.
i despise the taste of lager/beer.
i used to be fine with it, but due to just one 'bad pint' i had, i can't bring myself to swallow it anymore.
whenever i try and take a sip, my throat tightens up and i instinctively pull away from the glass. it's pretty weird.
when i go out i usually drink smirnoff ice, because it's pretty much the same as lemonade when it comes to taste.
and for me, taste is the most important part of enjoying a drink.
although, smirnoff isn't strong at all. last time i went out it took me about 10 bottles to start feeling a buzz.
even then, i had 20 or so total bottles, including a couple of glasses of single shot vodka/lemonade, but i still wasn't drunk.
i like it, being able to drink as much as i want without suffering for it.
the most potent drink that i can actually stand the taste of is vodka + red bull.
when me and my friends went on a 'lads holiday' to a Butlins resort, i got drunk after having several pitchers of it.
i even got barred from the pub because i kicked a bin and pissed up the outside wall. which isn't like me at all, yet it proves that the stuff worked.
rough size of the pitcher:
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[/sees Chocula's post ; looks at self in the mirror]
I am glad I read all of that.
I need to get my shit together, honestly.
I'm almost 18 ffs and I'm a fucking wuss. I can't imagine my future, I'm scared to do things, and there are days where I just want to cry and days where I don't know how to continue. There is only one thing in my life that's keeping me alive, and that's the very few friends I have, especially the Babusa… if I didn't have them, I would have been dead long ago, I swear.
Thank you, Chocula.
This was EXACTLY what I needed. EXACTLY. Fo' srsls.
It's good to have you back, by the way.
@No:
Hope you at least had fun while doing it. Hell I never got drunk in my life up till now, and that's because I just don't like the flavour of any alcohol I've ever tasted, I hate beer and the harder stuff usualy all tastes like cough medication to me :sad:
Oooh, I had a GREAT time. Totally made that entire week. Pff, and I considered staying home to watch LotR instead (it was a really spontaneous thing, like "hey, are you free? Irish Harp in two hours!").
I hate the taste of beer. I mean, sure, I can drink it if I have to, but I don't like it.
So, instead, I always stick with the harder stuff, especially rum and wodka, always slowly starting off with cocktails, then switching to the pure stuff.
I probably won't get drunk ever in my life and that's because I just can't drink that much. My body just doesn't want it and makes it hard to swallow after a few sips.
That's a great protective mechanism you got there. Good for you! :D
@Nia:
Oooh, I had a GREAT time. Totally made that entire week. Pff, and I considered staying home to watch LotR instead (it was a really spontaneous thing, like "hey, are you free? Irish Harp in two hours!").
I hate the taste of beer. I mean, sure, I can drink it if I have to, but I don't like it.
So, instead, I always stick with the harder stuff, especially rum and wodka, always slowly starting off with cocktails, then switching to the pure stuff.That's a great protective mechanism you got there. Good for you! :D
Now I wanna see you drunk-post on here :ninja:
@No:
Now I wanna see you drunk-post on here :ninja:
I did post on here many times when I was tipsy - but I was still able to button my own coat and walk a straight line then, so it wasn't noticable, I guess.
The next time I'm utterly wasted (which, hopefully, won't be any time soon; I was miserable the morning after XD) I'll make sure to try to remember to post here XD
@Nia:
I did post on here many times when I was tipsy - but I was still able to button my own coat and walk a straight line then, so it wasn't noticable, I guess.
The next time I'm utterly wasted (which, hopefully, won't be any time soon; I was miserable the morning after XD) I'll make sure to try to remember to post here XD
Well I can speak german so that's not a problem :P
Oh man, I'm glad to be back. Thank you all for the kind words. It really means a lot to me.
I'm glad I could inspire you to change. Just remember to not be too hard on yourself. Don't get me wrong, I don't want you to lie to yourself and say "I'm fine, there's nothing wrong with me" when you clearly feel like the opposite is the case (even better when you know exactly what you're doing wrong and what your flaws are). However, it's neither healthy nor productive to just constantly beat yourself up and be depressed about your situation. It's a waste of energy you could use to do so many good things for you and others. Yeah, self-loathing is save, easy and even feels good sometimes but it'll get you nowhere. On the contrary, it'll drive people away and make you feel okay with being unhappy. It's not okay. It sucks and it should feel incredibly shitty.
One of the most important things to remember about changing and bettering yourself is that it's always theory and practice. The most fool-proof plan isn't worth anything as long as it stays in your head and you don't go through with it. Having something planned to the smallest detail (wether it's exercising, starting a conversation with a stranger or going to another country) is good but actually doing it is a completely different thing. First of all, it never goes as planned. Don't be too disappointed when it doesn't. If plans always worked out like the were supposed to, I'd be a rich doctor rock star, bathing in pussy. That's why practice is important. It takes you out of your head and places you back in reality. So until you've done that first push-up, said "Hi" to a stranger or bought a ticket, you'll have a twisted perception of reality. Change won't happen that way.
I guess that's my advice for the whole "not knowing what to do with one's future" problem. You just have to start and get out of your head. I've wasted an entire year waiting for an epiphany or a golden opportunity to come along and finally offering me the ideal future. It didn't happen. I only started to see what I wanted to do once I stopped waiting for things to come to me and started going towards them. Sure, a lot of those things will suck and you'll feel like you wasted time trying them but it can't be worse than not trying at all. Plus, even though I felt like there was literally nothing I could do with my future, I did know what I wanted to do. I wanted to travel the world, I wanted to be a musician, I wanted to have sex with that girl, I wanted to help people, I wanted to make the world a better place etc. Take those dreams and think of something that feels like it works towards one (or several) of them. Even if it's just a tiny bit and feels like it will never help achieving them.
Unfortunately, there's no secret to making the first step easier. Its always hard and scary no matter how small the step. There is a secret to making the second step easier though and that's taking the first. Once you gain traction and actually see you're going somewhere, you'll never gonna wanna stop taking new steps. You'll run and it'll feel awesome.
TLDR: You are young and have loads of time to try things out. Unless you do though, you're gonna be stuck where you're at forever (and eventually that will break you). Jump into the cold water. You'll get used to it and even if you get a cold, you've tried something new.
Oh man, I'm glad to be back. Thank you all for the kind words. It really means a lot to me.
I'm glad I could inspire you to change. Just remember to not be too hard on yourself. Don't get me wrong, I don't want you to lie to yourself and say "I'm fine, there's nothing wrong with me" when you clearly feel like the opposite is the case (even better when you know exactly what you're doing wrong and what your flaws are). However, it's neither healthy nor productive to just constantly beat yourself up and be depressed about your situation. It's a waste of energy you could use to do so many good things for you and others. Yeah, self-loathing is save, easy and even feels good sometimes but it'll get you nowhere. On the contrary, it'll drive people away and make you feel okay with being unhappy. It's not okay. It sucks and it should feel incredibly shitty.
One of the most important things to remember about changing and bettering yourself is that it's always theory and practice. The most fool-proof plan isn't worth anything as long as it stays in your head and you don't go through with it. Having something planned to the smallest detail (wether it's exercising, starting a conversation with a stranger or going to another country) is good but actually doing it is a completely different thing. First of all, it never goes as planned. Don't be too disappointed when it doesn't. If plans always worked out like the were supposed to, I'd be a rich doctor rock star, bathing in pussy. That's why practice is important. It takes you out of your head and places you back in reality. So until you've done that first push-up, said "Hi" to a stranger or bought a ticket, you'll have a twisted perception of reality. Change won't happen that way.
I guess that's my advice for the whole "not knowing what to do with one's future" problem. You just have to start and get out of your head. I've wasted an entire year waiting for an epiphany or a golden opportunity to come along and finally offering me the ideal future. It didn't happen. I only started to see what I wanted to do once I stopped waiting for things to come to me and started going towards them. Sure, a lot of those things will suck and you'll feel like you wasted time trying them but it can't be worse than not trying at all. Plus, even though I felt like there was literally nothing I could do with my future, I did know what I wanted to do. I wanted to travel the world, I wanted to be a musician, I wanted to have sex with that girl, I wanted to help people, I wanted to make the world a better place etc. Take those dreams and think of something that feels like it works towards one (or several) of them. Even if it's just a tiny bit and feels like it will never help achieving them.
Unfortunately, there's no secret to making the first step easier. Its always hard and scary no matter how small the step. There is a secret to making the second step easier though and that's taking the first. Once you gain traction and actually see you're going somewhere, you'll never gonna wanna stop taking new steps. You'll run and it'll feel awesome.
TLDR: You are young and have loads of time to try things out. Unless you do though, you're gonna be stuck where you're at forever (and eventually that will break you). Jump into the cold water. You'll get used to it and even if you get a cold, you've tried something new.
I honestly wish I could respond better than a gif or say 'thank you' better than just saying those two words, I swear.
Dat advice.
Thank y'all Q u Q
This made me laugh XD Oh the things you must think of me.
your avatar makes this better. A Hugh Laurie!dolphin sitting up in the treetops intently watching other trees. stealing faces. sipping tea.
Phew, finally done with my first review. At least, I guess it is the first.
If anyone wants to read it (it's about that young marines cover Oda did).
Excellent~ Once you've finished a year in your uni I'm sure you could do an exchange thing with the university here!
That would be awesome! I just have to figure out how university works first, hahaha~
Phew, finally done with my first review. At least, I guess it is the first.
If anyone wants to read it (it's about that young marines cover Oda did).That would be awesome! I just have to figure out how university works first, hahaha~
Ooooh.
I apologize for not paying much attention beforehand (I'm a derp) but I hear University :U y'all set for University this year or…?
This is my last year at high-school, so from September, it's university, yep~
Ohmai.
Tis my last year of college this year, so from September it's University for me as well = 3 =~
well, that is if I can get this damned thing in before Tuesday ends.
I don't want to end up in clearing I swear.
What will you b doing in University anyhow?
Ohmai.
Tis my last year of college this year, so from September it's University for me as well = 3 =~
well, that is if I can get this damned thing in before Tuesday ends.
I don't want to end up in clearing I swear.
What will you b doing in University anyhow?
English and Germanic (hopefully Scandinavian) studies. What about you? Can it be that it's law?
