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France just reminds me of Canada.

Oh fuck, what I'd give to live in the land where everything comes with both English and French labels.

Canada does have its downsides. Many, in fact. Also, I hate that dual language labeling law: My friend almost got sued because his store didn't have a person who spoke French in it. In China, you can get by with Mandarin or Cantonese. In South Africa, Afrikaans or English. Why is Canada the only place where it's necessary to know one language and another, rather than or? And further, not only is it a fact that it's not necessary to know how to speak English in France, English proficiency in French Canada is abhorrent. the Bullshit, it is.

Sagna, I love you.

Sagna, I love you.

Breaking news: Anto prefers the company of men. More on this at 6.

I have never denied this.

Purple monkey dishwasher.

I like Xillion's idea.

I may try my hand at shooting a music video some foggy morning...

Fr srs?

Truf.

You have my interest.
And you have my bow.
And MY AKSH!

This post has been edited by Anto of the Sand: Jan 20 2011, 05:24

Canada does have its downsides. Many, in fact. Also, I hate that dual language labeling law: My friend almost got sued because his store didn't have a person who spoke French in it. In China, you can get by with Mandarin or Cantonese. In South Africa, Afrikaans or English. Why is Canada the only place where it's necessary to know one language and another, rather than or? And further, not only is it a fact that it's not necessary to know how to speak English in France, English proficiency in French Canada is abhorrent. the Bullshit, it is.

I never had to take French, even in high secondary school.

Since I transferred from Korea after graduating middle school, in the second semester of 10th grade, the mandatory French was something denied to me. To this day, I rejoice and proclaim my bliss in horribly mangled French.

Moi ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

I honestly can't say I know much about Canada. I lived in, then near, then in Toronto the whole time, and I'm not really the type that's interested in cultural background or such. Still, I loved my time there. I lived downtown during my last year, and I could lose an hour or two just walking on the streets. Doing nothing but listening to my phone/MP3 and looking around. I find it different here in Korea. Even if I walk around, it feels different. Feels less alive, feels lacking in variety, feels bad man. I felt far more comfortable in Canada then I'll ever do here.

This post has been edited by BlorgAlmighty: Jan 20 2011, 11:13

The grass is always greener on the other side. If When you return to Canada, you will miss Korea, no exceptions. The human brain is weird.

Unrelated Question: So do you now constantly play Starcraft, or what?*


*Noah knows nothing about Korea other than the fact that a large number of Koreans play Starcraft. Before he actually searched google, he thought it was a part of Mongolia.

This post has been edited by noahbody: Jan 20 2011, 11:29

Nah. I torrented SC II and played through Story Mode twice with a crack, got a program that allowed me to play against the computer and played that for a bit and then didn't touch it again.

Also, I have no doubts that I will miss Korea, but in the end I'll still regard Canada as the superior.

I always did hate Korean-Chinese food.

You have my interest.
And you have my bow.
And MY AKSH!

It will either utilize [www.fileden.com] this song or [www.fileden.com] this song, but incorporate the same imagery, which was inspired by the former.

Are these your songs?

No.

But...there was no imagery. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

Then you weren't listening to the same sounds that I am.

This post has been edited by radixius: Jan 20 2011, 20:34

As far as regular members go, am I the only poster who frequently starts writing a post, then changes their mind and deletes it after it's finished? If I posted everything that I wrote without stopping to consider if it's worthwhile, I'm sure my post count would be at least 4 digits by now.

...That's probably an exaggeration. It would at least be triple what it is now, though.

As far as regular members go, am I the only poster who frequently starts writing a post, then changes their mind and deletes it after it's finished? If I posted everything that I wrote without stopping to consider if it's worthwhile, I'm sure my post count would be at least 4 digits by now.

...That's probably an exaggeration. It would at least be triple what it is now, though.

3*500 = 1500