Yeah, I'm referring to the part where they're clearly making fun of themselves. XD

Rando: Good luck with it. D: And don't read legal blogs right now. Or anything I'm writing about. Or visit lawshucks.com for any reason whatsoever.

Rando, you're going into law? That's awesome 8D

Chi, you don't take multiple item offers, correct? :C

I thought I responded to this. XD; Maybe not.

The part with the jokes amused me a lot. :) But I was mostly commenting on the fact that even they make fun of the massively detailed and probably boring legal content they have to put up with or write.

But then again, I probably haven't visited enough of them to really form a good opinion about it. XD Maybe I'd find something interesting if I tried.

I am. ;D

I'm going into my second year of English in Holland, but it's a three year bachelor programme so I guess the equivelant of third year of English in America.

And my first year of 3 in law. So I'll be a double major.
As for my minor, I plan on doing a business minor since I wish to go into business law. Hopefully work with a big international company or something.

Holy crap, you live in Holland?! WHAT THE HECK, it seems like I don't know anything about ANYONE here! XD

Law & English double major? D: Must be a lot of work, I would think not many classes cross over for those two majors.

I can see the benefits of being an English major doing Law. You could find all sorts of loopholes just through the misuse or use of grammar. >.>

@Alexi: I actually never thought of that one. ;D That's a good one.
I usually remark on how it's great for speaking and writing. Since that is generally what people will be basing their opinion on when they see/hear/read from me. So it's best to give them the best impression possible.

But that's a good one.

@Musa: I do, but don't worry. xD I'm an American expat, so it's hardly noticeable. I just live here. Not many classes do cross over, but they work well together. Both are largely independant studies, in contrast to say Medicine and Biology which require lots of experiments and hands on practice in a lab. We're mostly required to read at home and write/do our work at home, which works well since I'll have approximately 14-21 hours of classtime a week, which isn't much. And in Holland we have something called a propedeuse year, which means you basically have to pass everything the first time otherwise you don't get your first-years diploma. Once that's out of the way, what and when you do things because quite a bit more lenient, so they work well together.

Plus I already talked to my student administration and they said they'd work with me together to find times to complete my exams and find time for my lectures that I have to attend. So hopefully everything will work out.

I will be studying in my second language at university level, which is the thing I'm most worried about but hopefully it'll be fine. I did do high school here in my second language.

First years have to try for a diploma? Wow, a handful of people I know would not do well with that x'D

I wouldn't like independent studies, I'm horrible at driving myself D: I suspect that you do well at it though, Rando? :3

That's awesome <3 Do you go to a small university? Or wait... are you enrolled in programs outside of unis/colleges?

So wait, your second language is... Dutch? O: *totally did not just look that up on Wiki* >3>

Yes. Basically each course is either 5-10 study points.
If you fail an exam, you don't get any points, pass it you get the full points.

If you get less than 40 points, you can't continue, so you have to pass at least 60% of all courses to go onto the next year, otherwise you stay behind and have to redo the year. It's quite tough in comparison to other courses.

And I am quite good with it, sometimes I don't have the motivation, but other times I do.

And my university has around 25000 students, so it's not to small. It's broken up and located around the city of Leiden, which is a "student city" as it's called in Holland. Most of the citizens are students going to the university.

Holland only has 13 universities, and most cities except Amsterdam only have one university. But only about 10% of the entire population of Holland actually go to university so not that many are needed.

But yes, my second language is Dutch. :P xD

I was wonderign if you knew of anyone that was selling a Teddy Bear for lees then it's sold in shops,even if it's only a little less.Right now it's the only thing I need for my Avi.

@Musa
You can try a multiple item offer but I'm mostly interested in pure. :yes:

@Calistia
Unfortunately, I don't. I do have gold, however. :XD I'll send you some so you can get it. It's kinda hard to get specific commons from the Exchange as we don't have a Marketplace yet.

@Everyone Else
I'd make a better reply but I'm running late. Gotta get ready for eye appointments. Dx

All righty, here goes nothing XU

For the pirate/ninja set I'd like to offer:
x1 Scepter set
x1 Dove wings
x1 Anklet set
x1 Lunar staff
and 1k pure

Curse me and my purelessness x'D;;

*runs off to lab*

I don't care for the Dove Wings, the Anklet Set or the Lunar Staff. (I rarely buy outside of sets, but I have way too many Wings and Anklets. :XD)

D: But you like the scepter set! It's a miracle! You like something!

I wouldn't say that I like the Scepter set either, but I have 1 extra set of them. Maybe 2 wouldn't hurt. >>;

I like this quote from the book I'm reading. "You can love someone so much, but you can never love people as much as you can miss them."

Originally Posted by Chi

@Cami
I told him he can have Krissy's anyway.

I'm so glad I have this in writing. :D

@Cami
I disagree with that, having both loved and missed to extremities before. Probably because they went hand-in-hand, but the love was why the missing came in play.

@Kin
Why? Don't trust me? :(

XD If you take Musa's offer at face value, that's pretty high. ^^ But yeah I can understand why you'd want other items. Those things are hard to sell.

ah, but when you miss someone, all you have is the love, and the good memories, and that all bundles up into an inability to live without them, but when you just love someone, you have the good and the bad mixed together. So it's as if you love them more when you're missing them. Like how people only say good things once someone is dead.

@Alexi
Yeah. It may be a high item offer, but I've no interest if I can't sell the items. :XD And right now things are selling kind of slowly.

@Cami
I disagree with that, too, but I think it's a fundamental difference between us. XD

Really? I've always found that I like things better when they're unachievable.

The achievable scares me.

Unachievable allows for hope, and I think it's you who said that they love hope.

(I love hope too, mind.)

This discussion is way too serious for me.
Let's switch the subject.

Bewbies.

Mm, thanks for the offer of Bewbies, Rando, but I think I'll just go to bed. /steals your hangy wrap thingies and uses them as blankets/ Night.