Jack Frost

Use gloves. I don't think anyone is going to think twice if you wear a t-shirt and shorts with that... They'll understand.

Whereas I was smart enough to keep the sounds off first and see if I want to hear it.

That's because you have it easy in Vancouver during winter.

4C and I wore just t-shirt + hoodie outside. It's warm now. Relatively. I have friends... MIND YOU!!! ¬¬

Even it says "spring", it'll be still winter until early April. They're calling for snow this weekend. >.< I already had my "spring break" three weeks ago in February... so... Nothing planned. I'm just poor as hell to be doing any travelling.

Vancouver nightlife sucks though. Maybe I have high standards?

Exactly. Three days ago I had to deal with about 50-75 posts about her on my Tumblr dashboard. Memes over memes. I can't get her out of my sodding mind since then...

Isn't it so 2005 now?

"What's the point of making a summary of this book for you that you already read and know?" I said that to my teacher and obviously she didn't like hearing that.

Congrats, bitches. Now I'm off to eat some treats on the table and get some wine at the bar ignoring your acceptance speeches.

This.

1) Condoms doing no matter who, boy or girl (yes, that includes your girlfriend). Dick-eating sex bugs aren't something you would want ever. Keep some in your bag or wallet or whatever. 2) Girlfriend's consent is required. Yes means yes. No means no. Not many things suck more than dealing with a crying pissed off woman who might never trust you again and eventually ditch you. So think carefully on that one if you care for her. 3) People have soul, so common sense of respect do not stay at the door when you get in bed with a person. Even if it's just to get off for one night only. If the person is actually interested in you beyond sex, avoid him/her because it's not the right one. No one really likes a heart-breaking bastard. 4) If you have a girlfriend and he doesn't, why feel insecure? If I were you, I would have something to brag to counter his own bragging and get all holier-than-thou on him. 5) Have a huge dick.

Still makes you an amateur. Skis are for kids. Slap me and you're going to get it. I know where I keep my butcher knife.

The on the right of the picture let you insert it. Even Photobucket got it all ready for you. Skis = amateur. Snowblades ftw.

Note that I was purely joking. You prolly don't even know what is the REAL poutine. They're pure shit whenever I go outside Quebec. Cheese is not supposed to melt. The sauce is not beef or chicken gravy. Esh.

Yes, that's it... we're awesome and Parisians are a bunch of cheese-eating wankers. Not that we're any better considering we've invented poutine. You'll have to look quite back here to see a couple.

Bubbles.... Blossom... ICK!!! CAM!!! THINK MEAN, NOT FAIRY!!! That'd win my heart even more... That book is pure crap though... Too formal and loaded for my taste. How do you know it's a library book? I know I'm just too cheap to buy the actual thing... It's crap, so it's not worth spending $35 on it. hehe It says "French as used in the office" by the way. Merci. :$

It was two until I clicked on it. That thing is not permanent, gingerboy. ;p

I'm just going to post a pic of me looking unshowered and not very happy about the official end of spring break to do a paper. -.-

Oh.... DAMNNN!!!!

Montreal, Quebec. I live in a major Canadian city situated right on the island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River. Too bad the island doesn't come with sandy beaches and hot sun seeing that we still have over a foot of snow on the ground and it's March now. It's Canada's second largest metropolis (3.9 million) and has some things that you do not find anywhere in North America due to Montreal's French roots and history. It ranks high in quality of life and it's known for its joie de vivre, a laid-back attitude in life (as they say, people live in Toronto to work whereas the Montrealers work just to live). This is my apartment. I live on the second floor of the red-bricked building with the white staircase. It's in the heart of Villeray, a working class neighbourhood about 5-6 kilometres from downtown.

It's not our fault that the states have been very shoddy at this sort of enforcement since the dawn of online purchasing, which has been ongoing for like 10-15 years now. 9-10% is something I would love to pay now since I have to deal with 5% GST (federal tax) PLUS 8.5% TVQ (Quebec sale tax) on top of the total after GST. So, the combined taxes are at 13.925%, not 13.5%. Oh sod off Quebec. Then if you go to Europe, it's not too hard to find countries with 20% -/+ sale taxes, but they're already included in the price and not calculated at the register. I wonder for a long time why the US and Canada cannot include them in the price (apart from alcohol and gas) so I don't have to figure out if I should pay a bit more or not on some goods. It would save us a bit of time and it would tell us what we should have the right to know before going to the cash... knowing the final price. And saving me some trouble saying "sorry, darn... I'm missing a nickel". Oh yeah, I know why... it would make goods look "more expensive", something the retailers would be so opposed, so that's why sale taxes aren't included in the prices here and in the States. But what's the point? It would be a bit more expensive anyways at the cash. A retarded logic.

To everyone: What do you think I have been doing all of my reading week and birthday? Reading week/birthday end today. fête* Yes, I love .gifs.

I've missed you, min härskarinna.