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  1. poopnoodle
    October 25th, 2009 10:43 AM
    poopnoodle
    I took Spanish and German in high school, I don't remember a whole lot of it though. Yes I've heard of Oktoberfest, we had a couple of German foreign-exchange students at our school and they loved to discuss that subject. xD We had a tiny celebration ourselves when they introduced it to us.
    That's really neat, learning a second language shows a lot about a person. I wish I would have kept up with my studies. Currently, I'm trying to teach myself Japanese. I have the material, I just haven't pushed myself to do it.
    That's what I'm worried about, I don't want to become the "starving artist." (Actually, I probably wouldn't mind.) But there are a lot of obscure, overlooked careers that a few courses in art provide a path to, so I'm hoping I'll be able to start narrowing down my career choices once I get started taking courses.
    That's great that you're doing well and enjoying (which is something I don't hear often) the classes you're taking, I hope you continue to pursue a career in that area. I'm the same way, there is so much that interests me. Thank you for the advice...it's just that I'm not exactly sure what I love most. :(
  2. poopnoodle
    October 24th, 2009 3:24 PM
    poopnoodle
    Cheers to you then, when you see it please tell me whether or not my Jarmuschy-bear has lost it. :3 I'd download it myself, but I've been having a lot of internet/computer troubles lately. >.>
    Well you seem to be doing well, you at least type English pretty fluently. Do you speak any other languages?
    I'm in that "indecisive" stage right now. I'm being practically stalked by this Art Institute, so I might head in that direction, maybe study graphic design or something. I just don't know...it's frustrating. >:/
  3. poopnoodle
    October 24th, 2009 10:31 AM
    poopnoodle
    It's fine, sounds crazy. I'm starting all that education business next year, I'm not particularly excited. xP But gotta get it done...
    I haven't seen District 9, I've heard really good things...I'm going to have to bootleg it or something. Haha, I'll try to get it done! (I've been making Pokemon gaming a priority lately. :3)
    Hmm, I can direct you to isohunt.com which is what I generally use, though I haven't been lately.. Just skimmed through isohunt, and there's only one that hasn't been reported as a fake, and it has zero seeders. >.> I didn't realize this movie was so hard to get. :/
  4. poopnoodle
    October 19th, 2009 8:24 PM
    poopnoodle
    About Lula (it's Portuguese for squid. You know things are good and solid when people kindly refer to politicians as moluscles) I think I know what article you're talking about, it's the one in Times, isn't it?
    The thing is, his approval rates are very high on the north and veeeery low in the south. There are even several movements and groups for separation of south from north here, and I do not doubt it can become a conflict. What his government does, is take money from the south where there's the industry and big cities and send it to people from north, where everything is more poor and there are waaay more people. But it does not build schools or create jobs, it simply sends money for people for anything (kid money - the more sons you have the more you get every month, gas money, food money, propane money and school money - wich doesn't take into account if the kid really is in school!). These people barely subsist on agriculture, you offer them benefits, of course they'll take it. Even worse, they're having more children only to benefit more - how much money should raising a baby properly take? These people barely have what to eat!
    The movie is intended to improve a little his image here on southern and central Br, where there actually movie theatres for people to watch the movie.
    Sounds like a less noble Robin Hood. It's certainly not helpful to just spew money at people who won't spend it on necessities, and obviously harmful to the economy...makes me wonder why he doesn't specify where the money needs to go. I hear unequal distribution of wealth is an issue in Brazil, and with a popular leader supporting such, it's a shame you can't vote in the upcoming election.
  5. molepeople27
    October 18th, 2009 9:35 AM
    molepeople27
    It's a story a boy who lives his life traveling from dream to dream. It's very surreal, but coherent; in a mystical fashion. It's taking a toll on me, but I'm bound to finish it! :D
  6. molepeople27
    October 16th, 2009 9:05 PM
    molepeople27
    OMG my sister used to live in Brazil.
    But yea I'm not that bust these days, I'm only taking nine hours... and writing a book on the side.
    I've been on the computer all day and I'm feeling my brain melt XP
    imma go outside even though it's 12:04 am hah
  7. molepeople27
    October 16th, 2009 7:38 PM
    molepeople27
    haha
    how are you?
  8. Fox♠
    October 11th, 2009 1:38 PM
    Fox♠
    Ah; I see. Don't take that offensively. it was in response to your "half free range" info, those statistics aren't very high in reality, especially in the UK.
  9. Fox♠
    October 11th, 2009 1:15 PM
    Fox♠
    Do point out where I flamed you old bean;
  10. wakachamo
    October 10th, 2009 3:33 PM
    wakachamo
    É bom encontrar alguém que saiba falar inglês bastante bem, mesmo sendo brasileiro. :D
  11. Percy Thrillington
    October 10th, 2009 9:03 AM
    Percy Thrillington
    I think you need to get a hip and hopping avatar. For the greater good.

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