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That does sound quite complicated to learn,I found English history quite interesting,especially from The Industrial Revolution to WW2. Just out of interest does the Lithuanian language use the Roman alphabet like English,French,German,Spanish or the Cryllic one like Russian?.

Ouch, I suppose one thing going for them is that their pretty safe.

I am but I grew up in the UK and actually know very little about American history, and I can't name all the States:laugh3:. I don't know anything much about Lithuaniaian history either:embarrassed:, we did a bit of Russian history at school though, with the Tsars and 1917 Revolution.

Why do old people always drive Saabs and Volvos?.

That's true, the USA is a very young Country.

Aw congrats on your new baby boy:).

I think adopting is a really great thing to do, just I've always wanted to have my own child, I don't think being pregnant would be too bad but I'm with you on the giving birth part, it's something I still would go through to have a child when I'm ready though,I'm sure you and your gf will make great parents when the day comes:).

English History is pretty easy.

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I really think she should start a complete new series not involved with the HP universe at all instead of flogging it to death.

I think she should just leave it finished, if she wants to write more then great,but start a new series.

Looking forward to it,I had better not sit with the Spurs fans though:laugh3:

I'm looking forward to going to Inter-Spurs next month:)

I found the episode a little slow moving but then it had alot to explain and he had alot to deal with.

Inter arn't doing badly at the moment but I don't think they will retain the trophy,I think they will win Serie A again though.

I've never seen an American team play, the only one I really know of is LA Galaxy because of Beckham. It was quite a bad loss for Werder, I would feel sorry for them if I wasn't an Inter supporter:laugh3:.

Yay 4-0

Hello:)

It's ok:), if I could go about it the normal way I'm pretty sure I would be a mum by now, I've known I wanted to have kids since I was 15 or 16, I think when I do though I will be a nightmare new mum, because I would always worry about every little cough or noise.

I'm not attracted to men, but still want to have children.

Great name, it's mine too:P

I would maybe have 2 in the end as I always wanted a brother or sister when I was younger, and having friends is great but it's no substitute, I dread the formality when I want to get pregnant though,clinics and endless form filling, as I wouldn't want to use a man in that way.

I've wanted to have children for ages, or 1 anyway I don't think I would be able to cope with more.

I bet Cameron was even happier than Ed himself was when he won the leadership contest.