hey, Jack, could you start a new post sometime? It's kind of a hassle when you just have to look somthing up in a hurry to critique on and you have to back up quite a ways. I'll critique in a moment...hang on...
Graffiti is the most passionate form of literature there is.
*sigh* Maybe I will. Its just I dunno...I don't like starting new posts. It makes me look like I'm trying to get points or something. But I will, just for you.
Nate wrote:And if YWS ever does become a company, Jack will be the President of European Operations. In fact, I'm just going to call him that anyways.
"...hard as buggery" and then the portuguese guy laughs. I'm not really sure about European culture, but he proboably wouldn't laugh at something. US/British culture is pretty much the same, but I wouldn't know what the heck you said. So, a Portuguese guy wouldn't get it much, either.
Graffiti is the most passionate form of literature there is.
I loved it! It was amazing; just, like, wow. I think the date is a good thing, because I've only done four months of history this year, and three last year, and we've done NOTHING on napoleon and stuff. I can tell you the time period and that's about it. I think the portugese guy would understand "...hard as buggery" because i've been there, and they understand lots of common slang phrases as well as standard English, but maybe I'm wrong, cuz the time period is different. Right, well I'm away to read part, two. Great job, jack.
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