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[copycat]

So what, nobody's perfect, and it's not the first time I mix up words and think too late I picked the wrong one. After all, I'm just a cat, and far a cat, that's pretty good considering...

[Say]

no offense, but I kinda hate cats, since one almost killed my bird recently I do have such a hard bad feeling toward cats.... again....

my poor birdie cant fly
Im just really happy hes alive though

anyways... whats your real name copycat? feel like sharing?
mine is really Say

[Say]

hey Storm, whats your real name also?

[Storm]

My real name is also Storm... You can see my full name on my website.

[copycat]

My real name is just as long as yours, it's invertible (?sp), and it is: ...

BOB!:D

P.S. Also no offense, but if only our cat caught a few of the birds which keep stealing our chicken's grains, maybe they would think twice before attempting to go there.

[Say]

Storm Shiri?
wow I certainly never met anyone called storm before in my life
cool name!

[Storm]

Storm is my last name

[Say]

chicken's grain?
oh, now Im curios, where do you live exactly?
I see near you avatar your from belgium but Is it apart from city or stuff?

[Say]

but it is part of your name still, when I said name i meant it whole.
wow still really unique

[copycat]

Yes, we supply our chickens with grain(s) and in turn they supply us with eggs.  I think that's a fair trade. But unfortunately, since there is no cat patrolling the chicken pen (?sp) the little birds come flying in and out and we'd very much appreciate it if only the redbreast could come and eat the grain. But the sparrows (I think that's what they're called) won't listen.

Plus, I don't get your question. Don't you know what Belgium is or do you have another question?

[Say]

I do know where belgium is, but since I've never been there I dont know what its like neither the place your profile says you live.

[copycat]

Flanders is the northern part of Belgium, where everybody speeks a form of Dutch, but different enough to keep the Dutch from comprehending us completely. Thus, we call it 'Flemish'. In the southern half everybody speeks a form of French, which doesn't differ as much from the common French as our Flemish does to the common Dutch. And in the middle is Brussels, and although you're supposed to be able to talk to shops etcetera in both Flemish and French (for lack of a better word), in most cases you need to know French if you want to get anywhere in Brussels. However, Flanders is still the most productive region of the two (three if you count Brussels). If I told you the city, or even the town where I lived, you'd be completely lost, trust me.

[Say]

hahahaha, I am since now anyways
so you live outside the city?

[Say]

Im a big city freak myself, I've lived all my live in this big capital city and to be honest i dont think i could ever be outside it, not because of i dont like country or beach or whatever, but its since the fact living -inside- the city you actually get more access to it all, its somehow more crowded but easier, unlike living outside town or something its a lot of driving... too quiet agh
hehehe i dont think i could get used to it

[Curlay]

Personally.. I love the city, especially the city I'm in right now: Washington DC! YAY!

[KatieHal]

I technically live in the suburbs right now, but I love being near Boston! If I had the funds, I would definitely be living in the city right now. It's great:)

[Storm]

YACK!
Can't stand the city. It's disgusting, dirty, noisy and never dark!! I've been living here for over a year now and I don't think I saw a single star.
I miss the lovely view, the open sky, the grass, the smell of earth after the rain, and not having to breath car exhaust every time I go out
The big city is highly overrated

[KatieHal]

For me, I think it's something about the way it isn't ever dark and always full of life that I love so much!

I must admit you're right about the star part. My family has a cottage on Cape Cod (the little hook/elbow coming out of Massachusetts, for those who may not know) and that's one thing I *love* about being there in the summer, the sky's full of more stars than I knew existed!!

But I still love Boston...every time I come home from a trip somewhere and I see thay skyline, which may not be famous, but I still love, I feel like I'm home again.

[Curlay]

Hey, Katie or anyone else in the Boston area. This summer I need to take some courses to supplement my education or else I won't be able to get the double major and minor that I want and so I'm looking for some colleges in the Boston area (Because that's where my significant other lives). I've checked out BU and they don't appear to be offering what I want. Let me know if you have any advice, because my advisor certainly doesn't.

[KatieHal]

Well, it being the biggest college town in the country, there are plenty of places to look! What kind of classes are you looking to take?

BU is just one place - there's also BC, Northeastern, Harvard, MIT, Emerson, UMass Boston, Simmons, Brandeis, Babson (nearby) and tons of others I can't even think of right now!  

But yeah, knowing what you may be looking for would help narrow it down. Most places just offer the basic core requirement type classes in the summer, but some may offer more specific classes depending on the school/department.