George! Hi! no catching up to do man, just jump right in! We're all behind!
George! Hi! no catching up to do man, just jump right in! We're all behind!
Cool!!
~LP ROX~
2 days so far, got some of my dumb posts out of the way, be prepared for me to lurk daily.
Anarchism is a game at which the Police can beat you. What have you to say to that?
-Misalliance
George Bernard Shaw
Im from the silicon valley, not to be confused with e siliCONE valley, which is LA/Hollywood/etc...
Anarchism is a game at which the Police can beat you. What have you to say to that?
-Misalliance
George Bernard Shaw
Hero, I love your avatars so far. I hope you continue to rotate them between my personal heroes.
...Also baby duck hat would be good for parties.
Well, I'm fairly new. Been around for a week or so. I will try to post more often, but semester is ending (LAST final is Tuesday Yeah!!) and I am finally graduating on the 15th. So after that I will be able to keep up a little better with the posts. Till then it will be studying, cleaning, party, cleaning, cleaning, cleaning, big graduation party, cleaning, rest, relax. I am really looking forward to the rest, relax part.
Oh, and I am from South Louisiana.
Welcome CBW, good luck with the cleaning part
I have a plan: attack!
RH, Duuude, welcome.
CBW, Congrad's on the grad. And, "Liassez le bon temps rouler, Aiyeee!" ... (Did I get that right?)
Uhhhh...
LMAO and the regional coloquialisms continue.
The French sounds right to me, btw.
If you had to live with this you'd rather lie than fall.
You think I can't fly? Well, you just watch me!
~The Dresden Dolls
Good luck with your final CBW ... and my condolences on all the cleaning you have to do.
Thanks for the support on the final (it is in 5 hours) and the condolenses on the cleaning.
The french and the saying was dead on, but I am getting ready to boycott french once my final is over (French lit). I am so sick of reading George Simonnon and his Maigret stories.
But I have determined that it is a reallllllly good idea to understand french verb tenses BEFORE started to read a story. Especially if it is a mystery. For the first half of the first story, I could not figure out if the woman was dead in the truck, going to die in the trunk, or what. Verb tense understanding truly helps in reading mysteries in foreign languages. Now I am off to finish rereading "La Vieille Dame de Bayeau" and "L'Auberge aux Noyes". At least it is only on two short stories.
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