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Derpy is so clueless he's not even funny. Full of unexplored potential, though.

Btw, my weekend was full of beer.
Friday I had 6 hours of beer time, wich was great, plus friends.
Saturday I had 3 Belgium beers and 1 Danish at home. I forgot the name of the Belgium one and the Danish was a Guld type, though I can't remember the name either. I kinda collect different bottles/whatever of beer. Have over 200 already.
Sunday I had more beers, brazilian this time, while I was watching my soccer team playing with my girlfriend. She cheers (is that the verb used? I don't think it is, but google translator says it is) for the team that was playing agains the one I do. Was pretty fun, since my team won and hers lost. She was infuriated, haha.


Btw, is there any english over here? I'm planning a trip to London on April 16th till 29th and was thinking about either go to Ireland or Scotland to spend two or three days there. Any thought of places I have to know? Pubs included, btw.

Edited, Mar 21st 2011 1:34pm by Brisin

Kali lives in England, but she's been MiA for a while now.

If you go to Scotland, try to avoid Glasgow if you can. Edinburgh has some nice pubs, and some really nice history, if your into that sort of thing. Edinburgh is one of those cities you can walk around all day, and still find some really cool stuff at the end of it. Probably has some of the best pubs in Scotland too, although I can't actually comment on pubs because when I used to visit on a weekly basis, I was still under 18.

Wtb: Craft Beer :(

Sorry, couldn't help myself. =x Also, English should be capitalized.

It's okay! You aren't a native English speaker, I'm just trying to help. :-) Plus I'm a bit **** retentive about these things being an English major and all.

You mean you guys don't like me anymore? :-(

I don't understand how anyone can study the English language. It's insanely tedious and boring, and, not to undermine your studies, but it's unnecessary. I couldn't tell you what the difference between an adjective and a verb is, but can I structure a sentence? Of course I can. Sure, I make mistakes when it comes to grammar, and I put commas in my sentences way too often (I failed most of my essays in high school because I used parenthesis too much).

That said, I also kinda owe part of my high school career to English, because It managed to get me published in something, don't remember what. I also used to have the "amazing" ability to spell really well. Scored 50/50 on the first spelling test in high school, they tested me again, got 100/100. They tested me yet again, and I got 150/150. Then I got moved up and English class and was forced to have a teacher I hated and made my life miserable for 4 years.

If you can spell relatively well, and make sentences not want to force people to burn books, then any further study is pointless, in my opinion. Also, they make you read the most boring books ever in high school. Probably why I've pretty much stopped reading books altogether. I used to really enjoy it too, then I discovered video games and booze.

Derplord isn't muted.

I like you; but I like lots of people. It's complicated...

/jealous