Noticed the Australian forum, though it was time i made my 3rd triumphant return to the forum.



:D Go the chi

tom_rowlands_chemical_chi Escribi�:

Noticed the Australian forum, though it was time i made my 3rd triumphant return to the forum.



:D Go the chi

Sup bitch how you doin� this is not anymore a chemical brothers forum is now a place of mutant dicks,drugs and free web space and gay pr0n.

I hate amateur porn ads! }:-@

mX. Escribi�:

tom_rowlands_chemical_chi Escribi�:

Noticed the Australian forum, though it was time i made my 3rd triumphant return to the forum.



:D Go the chi

Sup bitch how you doin� this is not anymore a chemical brothers forum is now a place of mutant dicks,drugs and free web space and gay pr0n.

word!



Drugs and gay porn is discussed here more than chems but that's what the chemical brothers are all about anyways.

chemicalreaction Escribi�:

mX. Escribi�:

tom_rowlands_chemical_chi Escribi�:

Noticed the Australian forum, though it was time i made my 3rd triumphant return to the forum.



:D Go the chi

Sup bitch how you doin� this is not anymore a chemical brothers forum is now a place of mutant dicks,drugs and free web space and gay pr0n.

word!



Drugs and gay porn is discussed here more than chems but that's what the chemical brothers are all about anyways.

8O ... *leaves for another 2 years*

No chi, come baaaaaaaaaaaaack!!!

.... Ok. But only because you can protect me, whiry. Your motherly instincts can sheild my eyes from offensive content. :)

tom_rowlands_chemical_chi Escribi�:

.... Ok. But only because you can protect me, whiry. Your motherly instincts can sheild my eyes from offensive content. :)

whirly is a shemale

mX. Escribi�:

tom_rowlands_chemical_chi Escribi�:

.... Ok. But only because you can protect me, whiry. Your motherly instincts can sheild my eyes from offensive content. :)

whirly is a shemale

Who said shemales can't have motherly instincts? Huh? X-D

Hahahaha X-D

Come back Chi! We need some more females on this board !!





Thanks so much everybody for those words....it really makes me feel good people understand what i am trying to do.



Bosco - i see you're point. However.....it's not really like you think it is. There USED TO be good money in modelling. And there still is when you are modelling on a high level. However , i'm starting to make less and less money.....i made good money for about 3 years but i am starting to work less so less money. Plus , the lifestyle i have needs a lot of cash. Think of rent , plane tickets , all that stuff. When i lived in NY rent alone was 1200 $ a month!



Plus , i believe money isn't everything. Would you prefer to have a job youre really happy in , or one that isn't thw right job for you but you make good money ?! I know what i would choose ;-)





Slipvin - Oke oke je bent soms wel grappig :P



Chemicalfan - Flaky...Hmm.....i guess i'll just take that as a compliment :-P



Whirly - thnanks for that wonderfull compliment !!



NO but seriously it really makes me feel good to read everybody's reply.

Now i'm off to buy a new sweater that says " Loud Ass MotherFucker "



Bwah!

Jeanie Escribi�:

Slipvin - Oke oke je bent soms wel grappig :P

Ben ik een keer serieus... :?

Ok, you guys should really post an English translation so the rest of us knows what the hell is going on :P

chemicalfan Escribi�:

Ok, you guys should really post an English translation so the rest of us knows what the hell is going on :P

Or you should learn Dutch. ;-)

Slipvin Escribi�:

chemicalfan Escribi�:

Ok, you guys should really post an English translation so the rest of us knows what the hell is going on :P

Or you should learn Dutch. ;-)

Dutch isn't THAT hard to get the gist of, even without knowing a word of the language.



I understood the intent of all three Dutch sentences in this thread even before I Babelfished them. Very similar language to English in terms of sounds and sentence structure. Context, of course, is the most important tool.



I recall at least two times over NYE last year where Jeanie and Ed were surprised that I understood fragments of their Dutch conversations with each other.

yeah dutch is alright especially if you know german.

I wish my language skills were better. I have a rudimentary grasp of French that slips with each day that passes. I'm fine reading it and writing it (or would be with a bit of practice), but can't think fast enough to speak it and especially to comprehend it when a native speaker is rattling off sentences like machinegun fire.



Would like to learn some Spanish, as many of my friends speak a fair bit of the language, and one of my best friends is a recent immigrant from Mexico, and I would love to visit both Mexico and especially Spain. Don't have the time though to learn, unfortunately.



It was probably just the jet lag and the fact I was pretty drunk, but I had a hard time understanding ENGLISH in London the first day or so. Wasn't until I met up with Mips on the second night that I really got my bearings in the city and the variety of accents.

can speak german pretty well.which is handy. bit of spanish . and of cousre the greatest language ever irish.

irish fan Escribi�:

yeah dutch is alright especially if you know german.

Was ist loss, herr obersturmbahnfuhrer!

Darkstarexodus Escribi�:

Slipvin Escribi�:

chemicalfan Escribi�:

Ok, you guys should really post an English translation so the rest of us knows what the hell is going on :P

Or you should learn Dutch. ;-)

Dutch isn't THAT hard to get the gist of, even without knowing a word of the language.

Jeanie taught me how to say "Eat shit" in Dutch!! X-D



It's funny, there were times when I spoke with her on the phone and it was real early in the morning and she'd been up all night. The more tired she got, the more Dutch she spoke. I understood what she was trying to say for the most part but then she'd say something in Dutch, then pause for a bit and say, "Dammit, I wish you could speak Dutch because I am having such a hard time talking right now!"

Darkstarexodus Escribi�:

I wish my language skills were better. I have a rudimentary grasp of French that slips with each day that passes. I'm fine reading it and writing it (or would be with a bit of practice), but can't think fast enough to speak it and especially to comprehend it when a native speaker is rattling off sentences like machinegun fire.



Would like to learn some Spanish, as many of my friends speak a fair bit of the language, and one of my best friends is a recent immigrant from Mexico, and I would love to visit both Mexico and especially Spain. Don't have the time though to learn, unfortunately.



It was probably just the jet lag and the fact I was pretty drunk, but I had a hard time understanding ENGLISH in London the first day or so. Wasn't until I met up with Mips on the second night that I really got my bearings in the city and the variety of accents.

I wish I had taken Spanish instead of French because being in California, knowing Spanish would be very handy. I took over 5 years of French throughout school and I've all but forgotten most of it... but I would hope I'd know enough to find my way around should I actually make it to France one day. Then again I'd probably sound like every other American trying to be cultured by attempting to speak French, so I'd get laughed at. X-D



I remember my first trip to the UK and I had a tough time with the accents at first. Living with a host family in Cambridge, the lazy East Anglian accent was the order of the day - my host brother being damn near unintelligable. Whatever he was trying to say sounded like a muddy mess the first week. I'd just sort of nod, shake my head, use body language... I felt like such an idiot. And finally I had to say to him, "I'm sorry man, but I have no fuckin idea what you're trying to say!" Of course this was amusing to him. Anyway. I had a tough time at first with some of the television shows, my host family watched Coronation Street and god knows I couldn't understand a damn word of what they were saying til I'd been in the UK for a few days.



The thickest I've encountered was the Glaswegian accent. I had a really good friend who was from Glasgow - really sweet guy, loads of fun but I told him straight up "I can't understand you" and thankfully he was patient. It took a good 4 solid weekends of hanging out with him before I finally got a grasp of what he was saying. I have some video around my house somewhere of this cab ride we took in Glasgow and his mouth is going a mile a minute. Good luck trying to figure out what the heck he was saying!