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i dont like the taste of alcohol very much....but id have to say Mikes hard Lemonade, Colt 45 if ill drink anything it will be that....shots of vodka if im already pretty drunk Tang, lemonade, ice tea, apple juice...most fruit juices for that matter

what is a hafada piercing?

great story! did anyone comment on ur boots?

happy birthday laurie!

yea nice shoes

i really love the first pair of sandals!

not being able to walk in 2inch heels is really quite sad..i have mens work type boots that have 2inch heels and it is VERY natural, u dont even feel a 2inch heel

whats sixth form ? SH: id try walking it off for maybe a week however if it gets worse id see a doctor, if your parents ask what u think its from just say u were running or playing soccer with ur friends and it started to hurt or something *shrug*

great shoes shock

meh the thought of having a metal spike rammed through my earlobe doesnt appeal to me very much

trolldeg, ya look like an interior designer or a choreographer

whats Asda?

exactly!

werd, i found out there is an age conversion on IQ tests, so my getting 131 at 16 is the equivalent of a 30 year old getting something like 150+ mensa, bunch of friggin losers....they must get NO action!

trolldeg, what university u go too?

pfft i write like crap on the internet, because really...who cares? if im writing an essay for english then ill use proper grammer / spelling azzraele: it depends where in Canada....Ontario for example has OACs right now, which is basically grade 13, which at the end you must pass a test to graduate....but in 1 year they are phasing that out...however when ya think about it, every grade has end of year exams in all courses, so if you dont pass that, you cant graduate....Ontario also has a grade 10 litteracy test which u must pass to graduate

u lucky bastard! it woulda been good to have clear rolemodels like the beatles now a days, EVERYONE liked the beatles, and what they did was "cool" and "ok", and if u didnt like it you were an obvious minority, now people like different styles of music and with shitty boy and girl bands popping up every damn week theres nothing that everyone can relate too, and i really think the only way men will ever be "allowed" to wear heels is if for some reason everyone does it...dont see that happening any time soon

fair enough

yea, then again i guess american and european webmasters do design their sites differently, and that is an american site... btw, how much would broadband cost you? my 5mbit/1.5mbit cable with unlimited traffic and static ip costs me $40/month here....i must be very spoiled how much would cable/dsl cost in europe?

congrats shock on ur amazing progress btw: i really really love your sandals

i didnt do the TV one, but i did take a written IQ test a few months ago at school...got a 131

get with the times firefox, most new sites are aimed at the broadband user...dunno how things are in the UK, but here in north america (well canada at least) most people have gotten rid of crappy 56k in favour of broadband, shit...i maybe only know 2 or 3 people that still have 56k, i havent used dialup in almost 4 years myself

i wouldnt go to highschool wearing heels, im a really big guy and could beat a lot of people up...but i wouldnt want to purposely put myself at the centre of a barage of negative attention

question: if your nervous about wearing heels in public...why would you wear something like a stiletto boot outside? wedge or chunky heels are WAY more discreet

wow school is WAY different here in canada than it is in the UK.... here there is primary school which is grade 1-8, highschool is grade 9-12 (13 for some, but they are phasing that out next year), again, you dont HAVE to stay in school past your 16th birthday, but i dont know anyone who has left, and its not like you go to a different school, its not even mentioned....when you graduate highschool then you can go onto university or college (university / college rather interchangable words here, university is generally more carrer focused, while college is broad range of skills) I wouldnt say that the US/Canadian system isnt "up to standard", it depends entirely on the student and the school, almost anyone can coast through school doing the bare minimum, either here or in the UK...and when ya consider prolly the 2 best schools in the world are in US (think Harvard/Yale), it cant be that bad...then again, Oxford is pretty respected school too....meh