Petit Prince

watched the race live today. i'm quite happy with the result. i wouldnt have expected heidfeld to become fourth even though his qualifying result was brilliant. so yeah very good season start for bmw sauber, looks like the futures very bright for them. i'm a bit disappointed that kubica couldnt finish the race but its still a very good result for the team. nice to see hamilton on the podium, brilliant result in his first race. räikönnen winnig the race and alonso becoming second isnt really a suprise, i thought they were favourite this season. still räikönnen did really well and definitely deserved the win. looks like renault arent as good as they used to be. i know its too early to make any prediction but i suppose they seriously need to improve otherwise they wont have a chance to win the title.

true.. i dont even think its a lack of confidence in that way. theres certain thing i can do, like i'm usually able to speak to people if i really want to. but i'm at a stage of my life now where i know that i really got a make huge changes because my current situations extremely depressing. but i spend way too much time thinking about possible consequences which makes it very hard for me to act. i feel like leaving home just now because we've got some huge conflicts, my boyfriend lives abroad and so do many of my friends and most of the ones in my country moved to different areas. however my father doesnt want to let me go and i know he certainly wont support me if i went to uni [even though theres a law which obligates parents to support you if they've got a certain income] and i expect him not to speak to me again for years. leaving is a huge risk apparently but i seriously feel like i have to change my situation. but theres something which holds me back and i hate myself for it because i know i'm responsible for my situation. i'm trying to figure out whether its about taking stupid chances but i dont think youll know until youve actually tried it.

i wasnt sure where to put this. maybe this should be in the world of music section but i put it in the lounge because it isnt about an artist or a band. sorry if i was wrong. so how did your taste in music change? do you think it just changed with your age or do you think its mostly friends who influenced it? my taste in music's changed a lot i supposed. i listened to girl- and boygroups when i was a kid like most did probably. then there was a time when all my friends got into rap and r'n'b, i bought a few records and also liked some of it but i still listened to some pop suff even though i wouldnt have admitted it. then i got into indie/ alternative. i still like it but my music tastes more diverse now. i dont care that much what other people think about the music i listen to anymore.

i dont really know, could be. theres one thing i'm wondering about. why are there more gay people here where people are lets say more open-minded about sexual prefernces than elsewhere? is it because they are allowed to live their sexuality or is it because of the way they are brought up? oh and of course you fall in love with the person. but if you were right mo this would mean that everyones bi? i dont think so, i really dont think i could be attracted to a woman.

i dont think i've ever had that phase. my neighbour's married and he's got two kids and he fell in love with a man when he was in his forties.:shocked2: i dont think he was bi or anything. everyone who knew him and his family was a bit shocked. must be really hard for the kids and his wife.

i'm a heterosexual female

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not necerssarily. i've had an ID for years, in fact many swiss people dont have passports anymore. i didnt have one until i needed one to go to the czech republic. however it isnt quite what its going to be in the UK. they ask for the same details like when you wanna get a passport. i read somewhere that this is gonna change though. theres gonna be a new passport because the us require passports with more details, fingerprints and that stuff, is this true?:thinking:

i wish i was better at it. i tend to think about stuff start worrying and therefore i dont do things i really should. i'll regret it later because my situation wont change if i dont take risks. i really gotta change this.

What is the first thing you think when you think of ENGLISH people? british humor, strong accents, football fans Would you like to be ENGLISH/move to ENGLAND? i'd love to move to england. What do you think is good about ENGLISH people? people are generally very friendly. What do you think is bad about ENGLISH people /the country in general? the government. racism. people getting silly about football rivalries. high unemployment/ poverty. bad schools. What do you think is the best thing to come out of ENGLAND? the beatles. generally the city of liverpool and its people. What is the funniest thing about ENGLAND? i love british humor/ commedy. Have you ever visited ENGLAND? If so, what region/city? i lived in liverpool, visited a few towns in the merseyside. i've also been to chester, birmingham, manchester, leeds, newcastle, middlesbrough, darlington, london, oxford... thats it i guess. Do you like the English accent? i like some english accents, especially scouse. When you hear world news regarding England, what are the issues usually about? war in iraq. about the royals. about elections. sport news What clothes/fashion do you most associate with ENGLAND? tracksuits. hoodies. football shirts and girls who wear little even if its freezing. What would you say is the most stereotypical thing English people/England has? five o'clock tea. english breakfast. the gentlemen image. red busses and phone booths. chippies. pubs. the monarchy. What do you think makes a typical English person? i dont think theres such a thing, englands got a very diverse society. What do you think is your country's opinion of England? people have a very old fashioned imagine of england. they think everyone dresses like a lady/ gentlemen, drinks tea at five and stands in the queue for hours without saying anything. they think its raining alll the time and lots of people think england= london

both but most of my friends are male.

tell me about it.:( but i couldnt help you even if i was back in the city... i'm not that talented.

2006/07 UEFA Champions League quarter-finals 1st leg: 03/04 April 2nd leg: 10/11 April 1 AC Milan (ITA) v FC Bayern München (GER) 2 PSV Eindhoven (NED) v Liverpool FC (ENG) 3 AS Roma (ITA) v Manchester United FC (ENG) 4 Chelsea FC (ENG) v Valencia CF (ESP) 2006/07 UEFA Champions League semi-finals 1st leg: 24/25 April 2nd leg: 01/02 May 1 Winner quarter-final 4 v Winner quarter-final 2 2 Winner quarter-final 3 v Winner quarter-final 1 2006/07 UEFA Champions League final Olympic Stadium, Athens Wednesday 23 May Winner semi-final 2 v Winner semi-final 1

grace, do you know why theres only one german gp next year?

happy birthday steph! sorry that i'm a bit late. :embarassed:

how come some people change their opinion so fast?

oh maybe they could but they always think i'm silly tourist and start to speak english haha

mine doesnt either. i find it so difficult to pronounce the r correctly in spanish. i just cant do it and people keep telling me that i sound german. :embarassed:

i dont think its easy. espacially because hes never studied a language properly, he had to take french classes at school for two years but he couldnt be arsed to study. now he realises how difficult it is to actually learn a language. i still like the fact hes trying to learn german. i never told him to, he thought he wanted to learn it. true. maybe it will be a lot easier if you can talk about your studies first and then talk about personal things so you can get to know each other better.

yeah it takes a long time to learn a language... he says german is hard to learn. dunno. sounds like hes interested in you. so lets hope hell actually speak to you. looks like hes quite shy.. i see, well maybe its good that you have your practices together so you can get to knoe each other better and you'll see hoe you get on. ;)

i see i'd do the same probably, its important that you understand people where you live even if classes were in english. nah he still lives in england, hes just learning german. have you known him for a long time? i guess all you can do is wait and see what happens if you dont wanna speak to him anyway.

haha dirtypool isnt much better

sounds great! do you have to speak the language if you're going to a country? oh you will some day :kiss: i thought i was unlucky as well... i got to know my bf when i really wasnt looking for someone because i knew i was gonna leave anyway. its a very difficult situation now because he lives so far away and he doesnrt have much of a chance in my country. he's only just started to take german lessons.:\

people in liverpool are friendly indeed. i lived there and i thought it was a great place but thats what most mancs think. ;) its like everyone told me manchester was a horrible place, i first thought they were right because some of my friends got attacked when we were there. but i've been there a few times now and i think its a nice city, good for shopping and great nightlife. i still perfer liverpool though. i'm from switzerland and i curently live there, i miss liverpool a lot. my bf lives there and i found many friends there.

liverpudlians/ people from liverpool we have weird accents in every area in switzerland. most germans dont even understand us.