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at least there'll be no risk of conceiving inbred kids

i'm all for it lol, who will regret it? the stripper (cuz we'll be wild and unpredictable) or dom (cuz he'll miss the fun)?

thanks i'm pretty much fond of it too and yeah, i guessed you do. the heero in your icon is kind of a giveaway *hugs* lol, how many posts you should have to be legally considered a postaholic? sweet you are for sure, for the 'innocent' part we have to believe you

nope, not even grocery shopping the person below me has skipped breakfast today

ahahaha XD *is laughing* not a funny cinema story, time answering story instead: when the time is around 'half past a given hour' i tend to answer the "what time it is" question like "it's seven to half past two" or "three past half past six" or sth like that. my best friend found it particularly hilarious and for a while was answering my time questions in "it's it's thirteen to seven past nine" or "it's six past ten to seven" style. she still does that sometimes, lol

nope, i'm pretty much attached to my logitech, cord-having one do you own a cork board?

when it comes more to psychological things and less phisical (like spiders or knives) it's RESPONSIBILITY. it scares the sh*t out of me, when i think that in some more or less near future i might be responsible for other lives (kids or whatever). i have my hands full being responsible (ha ha) for myself... can't even imagine that.

lol, are you trying to claim that you're just a lurker here, too? ^^ and no, i haven't been to madrit either. i have never swimmed fully clothed

deal so where do we go to eat it? your place or my place? (when there's no updates domaholics seek consolation in sweets... ^^')

10 000 posts, that's definitely impressive :] maybe we should bake a cake with 10 000 candles? ^^=

wow, this guy is really good! thanks for sharing :]

that'd be me, right?

that explanation is a bit confusing to me. i know german a bit and know for sure that "sch" is pronounced "sh" in that language. for example german word for school is "schule" and is pronounced "shu-leh". germans pronounce all theit "sch" as sh, as far as i know. so why would the insist on reading schedule as "sKedule" and not the other way around? thanks and yeah, there's an accent but my problem is my tendency to pronounce words weirdly at times it's what you get from learning new words from books and being to lazy to check the proper way of pronouncing them at a dictionary

hehe XD i can only imagine how amusing it was :>

ouch ^^' i actually pretty much like them. if they're not too bratty. and not mine (being able to drop them on their parents the moment i lose my patience with them is crucial here)

lol, i didn't even know that "y" is being discriminated in english i thought that since all the "abc" alphabets derive from latin the basic rules are the same, too (regardless of the language): a vowel is a vowel. now, i'm hardly an expert in latin (know maybe 20 words) but i think that it treated "y" as a vowel. so all the other english vowels should shut up and be nice to their sister. and it's not true that abbreviations always discriminate vowels either. just look at YMCA - how nice: two vowels, two consonants. ...plus 4 hot guys with bodies that can only be described as yum... undressing... ...um, what were we...?

for some reason i keep finding amusing little stories about kids and decided to share them. hope you'll enjoy them as much as i did :] A kindergarten pupil told his teacher he

*hugs* congrats on passing the exam ^^= *offers cookies* i'm sure you did better than i would

i honestly don't know what to answer here. obviously i wouldn't love my child any less if he or she was gay and i would do anything to support them (though i would lack your guys' experience ^^') but then i don't really know how it is to be a gay teen in my country. i don't think it's easy, may the proof be that i don't know EVEN ONE gay person in real life. there were no gay bashings in my high school if only because there were no gays around. oh, i'm sure there were, but noone was out, noone taked about it, there was no topic. furniture shops must be making fortunes on all those closets... what i know is that our current goverment leaders are all bigtos and would be happies if all homosexuals were 'converted' (or at least stayed in the closet forever and never raised a voice). can you imagine that if you are a teacher, even straight, you cannot be a member of any gay supporting organization? (our previous minister of education was the biggest bigot of them all). don't even try to come out if you are a teacher or have any other job that actually requires you to touch a kid (music or gym instructor for example). there's still lots of people for wchich homosexual (espacially male homosexual) equals pedofile. catholic country, huh... well, things change, obviously, but i dunno if they'll change significantly enough by the time i have my own kids. i know that my friends are not gay haters (most of them know that i'm interested in reading gay fiction and drawing male/male pics and never said anything against it) but as i said i have no idea how it is to be gay here now. (the influx of teen yaoi fangirls doesn't count. they're scary O_o) but i do think that having a gay son would be kinda cool. i can totally imagne myself pointing a hot guy at him and say "what a cookie" (and totally embarrass my poor offspring in public XD). and hey, i can tell if a girl is hot (sth a straight guy will never say about other guy, i always wonder why...) so i can talk girls with a lesbian daughter too (i can even show her how to use a soldering iron ) whatever he or she will i would be happy for them and i'll try to be there if they need me. but i can't reply either yes or no in your poll ^^'

Happy Birthday, BeaStKid! even if i know you for a short time: wish you all the best, i hope all your dreams will come true (both the small ones and the big ones), i hope this new year of you life will be the most fantastic year you've ever had (but still not better than the one you will have ater your 18th b-day) and i hope people arund you know what a great guy you are and that they make you smile and laugh and i hope you will smile and laugh all the time :] oh, and i hope you got lots of fun presents and a huge cake (your favorite one). enjoy the day and al the ones that come after it from me you get virtual hugs *hugs*

lol ^^ i guess i'll take what is given to me and won't complain. a lick on the cheek is nice too *wonders how would she look like with teeth marks on her cheek* that's a pretty weird place to bite...

lol... *shakes head* there's still a lot for me to learn (not that i didn't know that before) thanks for the explanation

are you kidding? O_o you're not, are you...?

um... i have to admit that i dunno (another one :]) what "jeet" is supposed to mean

you're exactly like me in this area i hate spoilers and am in a mood for serious ass kicking if someone blabbers a vital information about the future plot development in front of me. the element of surprise and the suspense you feel while reading is one of my favorite (almost wrote "favourite" ^^') "components" of reading both books and internet published stories. i can never understand my best friend who often pesters me to get those vital future acts out of me when reading a book i've read before. she says she likes to know. sometimes i give in ^^' totally it's true that it doesn't always work, but somehow after reading zafon's "the shadow of the wind" i managed t get quite a lot of ppl close to me to read it (i still strongly encourage people to read it, so go on, guys, read it :]). and i was coerced to read it by a friend in the first place too but you're right. with the net published stories it's easier to find others that like the same titles you do. and you get to know new people there *hugs you guys* haha... so true ^^' add the diminished font (to save both paper and ink), uncomfortable A4 paper size and a shaking bus. huh ^^'