SoulcakeDuck
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27 Jul 2011, 11:10 am
27 Jul 2011, 1:48 pm
27 Jul 2011, 2:04 pm
bradt4evr wrote:
Spazzergasm wrote:
Hahaha. 
Yeah I do. I'm not obsessed like I used to be as a kid.
I love reptiles a lot. I am currently obsessed with WP/ASD-related stuff. All my obsessions wear down and become very enjoyed hobbies.
What about you?
Yeah I do. I'm not obsessed like I used to be as a kid.
I love reptiles a lot. I am currently obsessed with WP/ASD-related stuff. All my obsessions wear down and become very enjoyed hobbies.What about you?
You know your the first person i ever met on here who liked an animal more than something technology wise, i think thats pretty cool
. i never was into computers all that much, i love different cultural stuff, learning about diffferent cultures and talking to people around the world. its amazing how the world really is a small place 
Id also love to do traveling, but never had the opportunity, are you into any traveling or anything like that?Aw, I'm glad you think it's cool!
I'm not too into other cultures, but I love travelling, and different foods. I guess I'm more interested in the people, and watching them, rather than customs and stuff. It is a small place! Especially when you live in Europe.
I don't know what I'm going to do all secluded in America. I'm afraid I'll become too American. 
I LOVE travelling! shame it requires money and time. But it's worth it. I haven't been to nearly enough countries.
You should make the opportunity! Save up and go somewhere awesome.
I recommend Jerusalem or London.
I like compooters.
I'm no genius, but I know more than the average girl. I was the only chick in programming class. We had fun. Geek dudes are fun to hang out with if you can get them to talk to you. At one point in time we were intensely interested in googling different species of snakes. So you can imagine that was fun for me. And I impressed with my HTML skillz. 
Although I failed at actual programming that required logic and commands and stuff. 
27 Jul 2011, 3:42 pm
bradt4evr wrote:
wow, 50 books, im taking spanish at the moment in high school, although i dont start spanish II until the end of august since its summer break where i live, but man 50 books? thats quite a bit sometimes ill use gogle translate and practice spanish phrases and sentences, lets seee if you can understand this "A el le gusta escuchar musica de techno" . theres nothing wrong with being a computer geek, since technology pretty much runs the world now. did you take any computer technician classes?
sometimes ill use gogle translate and practice spanish phrases and sentences, lets seee if you can understand this "A el le gusta escuchar musica de techno" . theres nothing wrong with being a computer geek, since technology pretty much runs the world now. did you take any computer technician classes?Yes, I've probably spent at least $500 on language books over the last 3 years.
Let's see, I think it means "He likes listening to techno music", but I've never studied Spanish. Yes, at my old high school, in 9th grade, I took a Visual Basic class for a semester, then a semester of C++. Next year I hope to take a Java class first semester, then game programming second semester.
CockneyRebel
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27 Jul 2011, 6:45 pm
27 Jul 2011, 9:03 pm
Spazzergasm wrote:
Aw, I'm glad you think it's cool!
I'm not too into other cultures, but I love travelling, and different foods. I guess I'm more interested in the people, and watching them, rather than customs and stuff. It is a small place! Especially when you live in Europe. I don't know what I'm going to do all secluded in America. I'm afraid I'll become too American.
I LOVE travelling! shame it requires money and time. But it's worth it. I haven't been to nearly enough countries.
You should make the opportunity! Save up and go somewhere awesome. I recommend Jerusalem or London.
I like compooters. I'm no genius, but I know more than the average girl. I was the only chick in programming class. We had fun. Geek dudes are fun to hang out with if you can get them to talk to you. At one point in time we were intensely interested in googling different species of snakes. So you can imagine that was fun for me. And I impressed with my HTML skillz. Although I failed at actual programming that required logic and commands and stuff.
I'm not too into other cultures, but I love travelling, and different foods. I guess I'm more interested in the people, and watching them, rather than customs and stuff. It is a small place! Especially when you live in Europe.
I don't know what I'm going to do all secluded in America. I'm afraid I'll become too American. I LOVE travelling! shame it requires money and time. But it's worth it. I haven't been to nearly enough countries.
You should make the opportunity! Save up and go somewhere awesome.
I recommend Jerusalem or London. I like compooters.
I'm no genius, but I know more than the average girl. I was the only chick in programming class. We had fun. Geek dudes are fun to hang out with if you can get them to talk to you. At one point in time we were intensely interested in googling different species of snakes. So you can imagine that was fun for me. And I impressed with my HTML skillz. Although I failed at actual programming that required logic and commands and stuff. So your actually from england? how are you liking america, and just what would be so wrong with becoming too american
lol no i understand what your saying. its just our cultures, since your here in america have you eveer thought of trying to find some different species of snakes in person, since were loaded with many species, some venemous though, such as rattlers etc.
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27 Jul 2011, 9:23 pm
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