Bright

cause it's fried egg :disappointed:

hahaha she looks so happy

:dead:

that thing looks like a zombie

hahaha "that thing"

I'm itchy

Haha! Say's who? :wacky:

Yep :wacky: I'd say I'm quite introverted

I say dont get rid of it all cause longish hair is nice, but cut it a little bit shorter

Some weeks ago I took a walk together with a friend to explore the surroundings since we're rather new around here :nice:

That the place I live at is indeed pretty shitty.

I work at a place that provides home help service for elderly which means I get to be outside a lot, and this in turn means that I can listen to anything I wanna listen to on my iPod when I walk from house to house. We dont have any music at the "office", or whatever I should call it, where we eat lunch but there's really no need for it anyway cause there's a lot of talking amongst the staff.

I dont care if people like them or not. I'm not a big fan myself, though I like some songs.

HAHA

Apparently 20% extrovert and 80% introvert "You're your own best friend!" Is that supposed to be good or bad? :thinking:

I've lived about 20 mins away from a nuclear power plant pretty much my whole life and during my school years I've gone there numours times on field trips. Also the company owning the power plant is one of the main providers of jobs in the municipality so I've always known people who have parents who work there. Because of this I've always felt safe with the idea of nuclear energy production, simply because I've gotten so used to hearing about it all my life. Lately though, I've sort of started to change my mind about it. This is because there are plans on building a storage terminal for the nuclear waste and up until recently the whole storage plan has seemed very safe I think. Nuclear waste that's highly radioactive has to be stored for one hundred thousand years before it isn't dangerous to the nature and humans anymore. The idea is that this highly radioactive waste would be stored inside capsules made of copper that has some sort of protective barrier of bentonite clay on the inside, 500 metres down in the bedrock. This has been the plan for a few years now, after even more years of research, testing etc, but I recently heard on the news that they have found a risk with this. The capsules could become rusty after a certain amount of time and that could cause a leakage. According to The Swedish National Council for Nuclear Waste the storage plan isn't water proof for other reasons as well. If the bedrock moves a bit during the storage time, which isn't so unlikely since the storage time is so incredibly long, it could result in cracks on the capsule and that could of course cause leaks as well. I dont see how we can continue using nuclear energy production without putting more effort in finding an alternative way to produce enerygy, something that is more sustainable. We seem to think that there is no way we could find something thing as good as nuclear energy production, when we have no idea how to store the very dangerous nuclear waste. At least this is how I feel the majority of people in Sweden think and I just dont get it.

I dont remember because my memory sucks

Yes

I worked and talked and cleaned

love-love-lovely weather today :nice: was outdoors pretty much all day and it was all :sunny:

haha!

I vote french cause I think it's a beautiful language and I'd really wanna learn it myself. Oh and cause french people are hot.

They're pretty much avoiding all form of eye contact after they got stuck like that while undressing. Talking to them can get quite awkward after a while :anxious:

JULIA'S LP!! WOHOO

swallow langos :blush: