What's going thru your head right now??

The internet is so boring right now

Hi everyone!

freak wrote:

Hi everyone!

Hiya freaky

It's been a long time.I miss all of you lovely Vines people

Patricia wrote:

It's been a long time.I miss all of you lovely Vines people

Heey, welcome back

Rusty wrote:

Heey, welcome back

Thanks Rusty

Rusty wrote:

Hey, it was a pleasure
and yay, awesome (:

My teacher was away on Monday so class was cancelled and we have it only every second Friday - which just happens to be next week - so I will get to talk to him next on Monday and will tell you then which one I will read. (If I'm allowed to use another novel as a related text that is. )

Rusty wrote:

Aww, you're welcome (: Always glad to share my Ramooo
Well, not many ppl are into Arabic music, so it's not really surprising that it isn't universally known

Yeaah, true.

Rusty wrote:

Ohh, it sure is
I tried to learn it once, but it was a total disaster lol

btw Welsh people are lovely too <333

What do you do, just learn every language ever?! I swear, you Poles...
But awh, shame to hear.

I've never met any Welsh people. That's my aim in life! Haha, not really. But kind of.

Patricia wrote:

It's been a long time.I miss all of you lovely Vines people

TRIIIISH. Yaaaay. I have missed you!
I have actually been thinking about leaving you a message somewhere but I figured you must be very busy with work again so I decided not to annoy you. But I want you to know I have been thinking about you and that I have been wondering if/ when you'd join this forum. So glad you have! ^_^

Anyway, it's great to hear from you again and reassuring to know you're not MIA. Hope you're well and that the Brazilian spring isn't hitting too hard.

-

I'm in one of those pathetic moods I get in every now and then where if I watch a video of the Verve live (esp. in 2008) I just want to cry because Richard's voice is so passionate and powerful and his lovely little face is in pain hurting when he sings certain songs and Nick's guitar is so emotive and sometimes he smiles to himself and the audience and Simon keeps bobbing up and down like a monkey and Pete goes at it like a champ, smiling occasionally, and Davide is totally in the moment with them and tweets about it and as a band they're they're so mind-blowing and amazing and perfect and I love them so much and I can't express it and I'll most likely never get to see them play together so just get in a state where I want to hug my laptop screen and write long sentences like this in which I ramble on and post on this forum because I'd be ridiculed anywhere else, except maybe Tumblr. ;_;

Anysound wrote:

Rusty wrote:

Hey, it was a pleasure
and yay, awesome (:

My teacher was away on Monday so class was cancelled and we have it only every second Friday - which just happens to be next week - so I will get to talk to him next on Monday and will tell you then which one I will read. (If I'm allowed to use another novel as a related text that is. )

Ohh, I'm so curious what he'll say

But...but... you can read them in any case, can't you?? They really are awesomeeee

Anysound wrote:

Rusty wrote:

Ohh, it sure is
I tried to learn it once, but it was a total disaster lol

btw Welsh people are lovely too <333

I've never met any Welsh people. That's my aim in life! Haha, not really. But kind of.

There is something very special about the people of Celtic origin, something...ethereal
(I'm sure Tolkien modelled his Elves on the characters from the medieval Welsh and Irish sagas, as many of them have names that sound/look suspiciously Celtic)

And they sing like the proverbial angels
(they drink a lot though lol)

I ADORE those Welsh choirs
(you need to listen to this at full blast lol)

Anysound wrote:

I'm in one of those pathetic moods I get in every now and then where if I watch a video of the Verve live (esp. in 2008) I just want to cry because Richard's voice is so passionate and powerful and his lovely little face is in pain hurting when he sings certain songs and Nick's guitar is so emotive and sometimes he smiles to himself and the audience and Simon keeps bobbing up and down like a monkey and Pete goes at it like a champ, smiling occasionally, and Davide is totally in the moment with them and tweets about it and as a band they're they're so mind-blowing and amazing and perfect and I love them so much and I can't express it and I'll most likely never get to see them play together so just get in a state where I want to hug my laptop screen and write long sentences like this in which I ramble on and post on this forum because I'd be ridiculed anywhere else, except maybe Tumblr. ;_;

lol

"lovely little face"??
His face might be little, but lovely?? That's carrying things a bit too far I'm afraid

Sorry, just teasing

Anysound wrote:

TRIIIISH. Yaaaay. I have missed you!
I have actually been thinking about leaving you a message somewhere but I figured you must be very busy with work again so I decided not to annoy you. But I want you to know I have been thinking about you and that I have been wondering if/ when you'd join this forum. So glad you have! ^_^

Anyway, it's great to hear from you again and reassuring to know you're not MIA. Hope you're well and that the Brazilian spring isn't hitting too hard.

Hey Elenaaaaaa!
I've missed you too. You're so lovely.Your words made me so happy.I never forget about you,even though I disappear sometimes hehe...I hope everything is fine with you. I'm glad you're still a moderator!

P.S: you could NEVER annoy me.NEVER.

Rusty wrote:

Ohh, I'm so curious what he'll say

But...but... you can read them in any case, can't you?? They really are awesomeeee

I'll be sure to tell you.

And well, I can try but I have so many books to read for school and so little time to read so I mightn't get around to it for a while. But I will try! D:

Rusty wrote:

There is something very special about the people of Celtic origin, something...ethereal
(I'm sure Tolkien modelled his Elves on the characters from the medieval Welsh and Irish sagas, as many of them have names that sound/look suspiciously Celtic)

And they sing like the proverbial angels
(they drink a lot though lol)

I ADORE those Welsh choirs
(you need to listen to this at full blast lol)

Agreed! I automatically join the Celts with all things magical. ^_^

Awhh, that was so nice, thanks for sharing. ^_^

Also I just remember I did my Year 9 Commerce assessment task that had to be about travelling to another country on Wales. I still have it somewhere, I was pretty proud of it hahah. So lame.

Rusty wrote:

lol

"lovely little face"??
His face might be little, but lovely?? That's carrying things a bit too far I'm afraid

Sorry, just teasing

Just kiiidding. Kind of. Not really.

Patricia wrote:

Hey Elenaaaaaa!
I've missed you too. You're so lovely.Your words made me so happy.I never forget about you,even though I disappear sometimes hehe...I hope everything is fine with you. I'm glad you're still a moderator!

P.S: you could NEVER annoy me.NEVER.

Awhh, I am glad! ^_^
Hahah, that's okay. Thanks, I am pretty good. And I hope everything is fine with you too.
Thanks, so am I! But it doesn't really feel like I am because I have no spam to delete anymore, woooo! haha.

And awhh, thank youu. You're so sweet.

Anysound wrote:

I'll be sure to tell you.

And well, I can try but I have so many books to read for school and so little time to read so I mightn't get around to it for a while. But I will try! D:

Yay, I can't wait (I hope he's a Rendell fan lol)

and yeah, I understand (:

Anysound wrote:

Agreed! I automatically join the Celts with all things magical. ^_^

Awhh, that was so nice, thanks for sharing. ^_^

Also I just remember I did my Year 9 Commerce assessment task that had to be about travelling to another country on Wales. I still have it somewhere, I was pretty proud of it hahah. So lame.

Nooo, not lame, just awesome (:
And hey, I do hope you'll have a chance to go there one of these days, it really is a beautiful place, Wales <3
(and it's just great that people still can and do speak Welsh there on a regular basis )

And you're welcome, glad you liked it (:

Rusty wrote:

Nooo, not lame, just awesome (:
And hey, I do hope you'll have a chance to go there one of these days, it really is a beautiful place, Wales <3
(and it's just great that people still can and do speak Welsh there on a regular basis )

And you're welcome, glad you liked it (:

Haha thanks.

And you've actually been to Wales?!

Yeah, I love that too.

Anysound wrote:

Haha thanks.

no need

Anysound wrote:

And you've actually been to Wales?!

Yes

Rusty wrote:

no need
Yes

So, let me get this straight. Not only do Poles know every language ever, they have been to every country ever, as well?!

Anysound wrote:

Rusty wrote:

no need
Yes

So, let me get this straight. Not only do Poles know every language ever, they have been to every country ever, as well?!

lol We seem to be suffering from what is commonly referred to as wanderlust, haha
Someone once said that we don't just travel, we colonize lol
Britain? When you go there, the only language you hear is Polish lol

Rusty wrote:

lol We seem to be suffering from what is commonly referred to as wanderlust, haha
Someone once said that we don't just travel, we colonize lol
Britain? When you go there, the only language you hear is Polish lol

Hahah.

And haha, are you serious? That's awesome. :')

Btw, I spoke to my teacher! I gave him a list of the books/ styles of Ruth Rendell which you gave me. He didn't seem in a very good mood, like he was in a rush or preoccupied or something (though he said he had a few minutes to spare). He seemed to just skim over the list and very quickly and simply stated, "Babes in the Wood. Yeah, sounds good." and then made it obvious that was the end of the conversation. Usually he is very friendly and willing to talk at length about anything - even things not schoolwork related - so that was quite weird. I wish I had more to tell you, like his opinions on some of them (he briefly mentioned he read some books by her) but I don't and I feel bad, sorry.

Oh well, at least I know which to read now.

And again, thank you for your time and effort, I really appreciate it.

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Coincidences, man...

Today I had a conversation about Oasis with a guy in my roll call class and I mentioned how I have heard stories of instances in which whole pubs and clubs and such in the UK and other parts of Europe break out singing when Oasis songs come on the radio/ tv/ etc or a band covers them (some people have told me personal stories along these lines). I said how awesome this would be - especially if it happened here - but doubted how often it would actually happen.

Just then I watched some vlogs on YouTube and one of them was a travel vlog of a guy visiting his friend in Ireland. He took his camera around with him and filmed his night / day with his friends. Several of the scenes were inside pubs/ bars or out on the street and not only did these pubs and clubs have super awesome local musicians playing super awesome folky Irish music with fiddles and accordions and all, but these musicians also played Green Day, the Monkees, the Beatles (more than once) and.. Oasis! And of course there were singalongs, and one particularly rowdy singalong to Hey Jude. This is even stranger because I watched an interview with Noel Gallagher two nights ago in which he talks about the power of songs like Hey Jude; no one really knows what they're about but they sing along like crazy anyway, and are waiting for the chorous the whole time etc.

Of all the videos to watch tonight, and two nights ago, of all the songs they could have played in those pubs, and of all the conversations I could have had to today... so weird.

I guess these crazy 90s Britrock and Britpop singalongs really do happen still.

I WANNA GO TO IRELAND.

Anysound wrote:

Hahah.

And haha, are you serious? That's awesome. :')

Yes, it's true lol

Anysound wrote:

Btw, I spoke to my teacher! I gave him a list of the books/ styles of Ruth Rendell which you gave me. He didn't seem in a very good mood, like he was in a rush or preoccupied or something (though he said he had a few minutes to spare). He seemed to just skim over the list and very quickly and simply stated, "Babes in the Wood. Yeah, sounds good." and then made it obvious that was the end of the conversation. Usually he is very friendly and willing to talk at length about anything - even things not schoolwork related - so that was quite weird. I wish I had more to tell you, like his opinions on some of them (he briefly mentioned he read some books by her) but I don't and I feel bad, sorry.

Oh well, at least I know which to read now.

And again, thank you for your time and effort, I really appreciate it.

Ohh... they're such weird creatures, teachers lol Totally unpredictable ;p
Anyway, I hope you'll like the book and hey, any time and I mean it (:
And don't feel bad PLZ!

Anysound wrote:

I WANNA GO TO IRELAND.

So it's Ireland now? Make up your mind already, you fickle creature you

pubs... *sigh*
since the introduction of that abominable smoking ban they've somehow lost their appeal

Irelands awesome

Rusty wrote:

Yes, it's true lol

That's so cool.

Rusty wrote:

Ohh... they're such weird creatures, teachers lol Totally unpredictable ;p
Anyway, I hope you'll like the book and hey, any time and I mean it (:
And don't feel bad PLZ!

Thanks! I'll tell you when I start it. I have 4 books to read before then, though, so it might be a while.

Rusty wrote:

So it's Ireland now? Make up your mind already, you fickle creature you

"Shut up, that's why!"

Craig's Angel wrote:

Irelands awesome

It sure is

Anysound wrote:

Thanks!

Aww, no need

Anysound wrote:

I'll tell you when I start it. I have 4 books to read before then, though, so it might be a while.

I think I'll read The Babes once again, just in case ;D
Read it rather a long time ago, don't remember all the details, heh

Anysound wrote:

Rusty wrote:

So it's Ireland now? Make up your mind already, you fickle creature you

"Shut up, that's why!"

looool

Oh, btw...
Sean Patrick says "Hello"

Craig's Angel wrote:

Irelands awesome

I'm in love with Ireland.

I actually talked about the film "The Wind That Shakes The Barley". Because we watched "My Name Is Joe" in class today, which is also by Ken Loach.

But omg... Back in my heavy Cillian Murphy days I'd watch several of his films, some more than once, and the Irish ones always were better. <3 His accent is sooooooo great.

The Household Cat wrote:

Craig's Angel wrote:

Irelands awesome

I'm in love with Ireland.

I actually talked about the film "The Wind That Shakes The Barley". Because we watched "My Name Is Joe" in class today, which is also by Ken Loach.

But omg... Back in my heavy Cillian Murphy days I'd watch several of his films, some more than once, and the Irish ones always were better. <3 His accent is sooooooo great.

Have you been there?

Haha the Irish accent is just great
love this guy
(The joke's kinda corny, but still... lol)

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=280744205294146&set=vb.100000757065628&type=2&theater

Ive been Wondering how bad this Is.... i cant Tell
Perhaps a few Honest opions? Maybe.Singing means Alot to me

Craig's Angel wrote:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=280744205294146&set=vb.100000757065628&type=2&theater

Ive been Wondering how bad this Is.... i cant Tell
Perhaps a few Honest opions? Maybe.Singing means Alot to me

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