Petit Prince

it depends when you're going. there's usually rooms available but i'd book in advance to make sure you'll get a room. there are more busy times and you as an american might not be aware of this. many people might wanna visit a city because there is an important football game for example. i found a youth hostel in bern. i havent been there myself but youth hostels in switzerland are generally alright. its a german website, feel free to ask me if there is something you dont understand. http://www.youthhostel.ch/hosteldetails.html?&user_hostels_pi1[bez]=BRN&user_hostels_pi1[tab]=contact&cHash=e89a4d2ff7

wow that sounds amazing! you forgot about the north of england though :P great to see you're coming to switzerland. bern's a lovely town :dance: oh and thats where we stayed in barca: http://www.kabul-hostel.com/

whats your point though. the whole enthusiasm isnt solely based on the fact they beat derby 6-0 you know. liverpool actually look like they have a decent chance to win the league. you cant win the league in the first few games but you can very well lose it.

liverpool still played well though and not just against derby county.

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did you really have to create a thread about this?

well you can speak to her and tell her how you feel but if she really decided to leave and stay there] there is not much you can do about it. it's hard to forget someone you love, all you can do is move on with your life, meet new people and try to make the best of it. i'm not just saying that, i've been in your position and i know how hard it is. but if you really think there is no way you can be together again, its probably best not to contact her too often anymore because it only makes you feel worse.

i'd move out if i was you. however if you dont feel well about living with this girl i'd call them and tell them you dont want the room. i wouldnt be worried because shes a few years older though, this really doesnt make much of a difference.

exactly, they exist in many countries but not everyone labels them! however the amount of drunken people in the city centre really is quite annoying.

i know what you mean, i guess i'd feel the same.

oh yes. i wish i could. what are you looking forward to?

in self defense or if somebody tried to kill a family member or a friend

i didnt say there werent because i dont really know. i dont mind people who leave the country but i find it rather annoying if people who have never left britain complain about it all the time. there are things i dislike about it but its generally a good place to live.

which proves my point :P

it would still takes ages to get there from liverpool. plus its notting hill carnival so i doubt nobody's going there.

it surely cant be that bad if everyone else is coming.

i'd be devastated to be honest but i'd support them anyway and i wouldn't stop them from bringing their partner home. there is no point in denying it as a parent either.

i actually considered going to london but i decided not to go. probably a good idea when i look at those pictures.

Everton fans vote for Kirkby move Everton fans have voted in favour of the club's proposed move to a new stadium in Kirkby. The club balloted more than 36,000 supporters on the move, which chief executive Keith Wyness described as "the deal of the century". Everton vowed to abide by the outcome of the vote but 59% of the 25,761 votes returned supported the proposals. The 50,000-seater new stadium will be financed alongside supermarket giant Tesco and the local Knowsley council. It is part of a planned £400m redevelopment of a 32-hectare (80-acre) site. With Liverpool set to move into a new £300m stadium in Stanley Park in 2010, Everton are keen to keep up with their fierce rivals. The new ground will be modelled on the traditional four-sided structure modelled on Cologne's World Cup stadium. The plans caused consternation among some Everton fans as well as Liverpool Council, who were upset at the idea of the club moving outside the city boundaries. However, the club argue that Goodison Park, the club's home of 115 years, is too old and impractical to expand while other suggested sites within the city were too small. As they revealed the results of the vote, Everton pleaded with opposition groups to end their protests. "We believe that now is the time for all supporters of Everton Football Club to set aside any differences of opinion and unite for the common good," said Everton's statement. "The simple truth is, we all want the same thing - a thriving, ambitious and prosperous club away from the field of play and an attractive, competitive team on it." But opponents of the plans have vowed to continue their fight. Keep Everton In Our City spokesman Dave Kelly said: "The ballot has served to split the fans. "That makes me sad as an Evertonian. There is still a long campaign ahead because public opinion in Kirkby against a football stadium is growing." Knowsley Council are facing opposition from local residents over the prospect of a football stadium being built as part of their town centre regeneration scheme.

but he already showed a yellow card to terry and terry wasnt even around when essien got booked. doesnt make sense at all!

my life is so weird at the moment. if only i new whats gonna happen in the next few months.

thats cool! i wish you the best of luck, i'm sure you're gonna improve your portuguese a lot once you're there.

welcome to the forum!

welcome aboard!

good night! :kiss: