MadmoiZelle speaks English
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BryterLayter;1661505 a dit :I remember some girl here mentioned she was bound to attend Reading fest, the same day as me (ie Saturday) if I am not mistaken... That's odd!But I can't recall who she is... and I can't be arsed to make a search right now. Who is she, does anybody know? (That's pure curiosity
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Wait, you're going to READING ? Ok, now I'm jealous. (and if you tell me you will see The Libertines there, it will get even worse)
(I'm sure you know I'm only joking, and I hope you will enjoy Reading fest as much as possible)
You're so lucky ! I would do (almost) anything to see The Libertines on stage. (right at this moment, there is a part of me that really wants to hear about the other bands, and an other one that doesn't want to know anything about it. I guess I'm kind of schizophrenic when it comes to music)BryterLayter;1663595 a dit :Haha, yeah, I'm going indeed, and I'll basically see the Libertines.Actually what decided me to get a ticket is the Libertines playing on Saturday.at this fest. Then I discovered this day's line-up was just a motherfucking line-up so that sounds like paradise... (but I won't tell you about the other bands, I don't want to turn cruel :chat
I'll tell you if it was worth attending...
PS: Hooray for your profile pic!
Oh yes, you definitly have to ! But anyway, I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
PS : Thanks ! Glad you appreciate it.
I have a weird feeling about English. I've been living in Chicago for almost 2 months and am still ashamed of speaking in front of French people. I feel like they'll think I speak badly. I guess English is not my thing. But I decided to do something about it and this message is the first step 
So the other day Obama was back in Chicago for his birthday and was staying at the hotel on the street right next to where I work. The street was blocked and the crowd was waiting for him in the sun... so coooool.
So the other day Obama was back in Chicago for his birthday and was staying at the hotel on the street right next to where I work. The street was blocked and the crowd was waiting for him in the sun... so coooool.
miss-ter;1663696 a dit :I have a weird feeling about English. I've been living in Chicago for almost 2 months and am still ashamed of speaking in front of French people. I feel like they'll think I speak badly. I guess English is not my thing. But I decided to do something about it and this message is the first step
So the other day Obama was back in Chicago for his birthday and was staying at the hotel on the street right next to where I work. The street was blocked and the crowd was waiting for him in the sun... so coooool.
Your English sounds pretty good to me !
So how's the weather in NY? It's a nightmare here: so hot and HUMID. When I wake up it's usually cool and sometimes raining, and then it changes when I'm at work and not paying attention. I'm dying right now. My neighbor felt sorry for me when I told him we didn't have AC (heard that the other day :idea in the apartment and he offered to buy me a fan... but I refused of course. I can't stand fans.
in the apartment and he offered to buy me a fan... but I refused of course. I can't stand fans.miss-ter;1663706 a dit :So how's the weather in NY? It's a nightmare here: so hot and HUMID. When I wake up it's usually cool and sometimes raining, and then it changes when I'm at work and not paying attention. I'm dying right now. My neighbor felt sorry for me when I told him we didn't have AC (heard that the other day :idea
Pretty much the same here, the weather is hot and humid. The AC in my flat does not work very well but I got used to sleep in a hot room. The subway though is a real oven, about 50°C in some stations. And since they are kind of AC fanatics around here, I freeze my ass off in my office because there is a 30° gap between the subway and my desk....
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