So it's decent? I haven't watched it yet, no. I began watching Harry Potter movies when the 3rd movie was out in theatres, and so I may watch the fifth one, cause I liked what I've seen - the 3rd and the 4th. The first two are shit I've heard. I don't know, I've just heard it.

Oh yeah, it's a lifedream of mine to become a journalist.

I just read on someones tag board that you want to be a journalist. Do you really?

I just saw the 5th film. Have you seen it yet?

I was pleasantly surprised. It's actually decent. I had a few problems with it but overall i was pretty happy with it. Plus Ron is turning out to be a hottie. I saw it coming in the 3rd when he does that little tiger 'Rawwww' in the bedroom. Dammmmmmn

Me neither. But at least it was a fun ride. Oh goodness, I think I'm gonna cry... I've suppressed it for quite some time (ten hours, yes).

Have fun at work(out)!

ARHHHHHH REALLY? I DON'T WANT IT TO END!!!!!

Gotta go so i can finish a chapter before bed so i can get some sleep before training tomorrow morning before work allllllllll day long. Oh how i hate this life.

See ya!

What a wank, indeed. Anyway, she spoiled the fun for herself, that's punishment enough. Or wot.

Awesome, Rachael! I finished 10 hours ago.

I would smash that bitch given the chance. What a wank.

I've been reading Harry by the way since last night. mY friend finished first

You know, I read in the newspaper (it was the last time I read it, before I decided to media-detox for own good) about a supposedly big Harry Potter fan, who had been standing in line outside a bookshop in London, for TWO DAYS, and when she finally got her copy like one of the very first, the first thing she did was rip it open, AND READ THE MOFO END. Because, as she said, "If I don't know what it ends like before I read it, I simply can't enjoy it at all". Nigga plz.

Yeah I'm staying away from the media as well. I'm not taking any chances.

I know, man. I'm so dumb.

Don't worry, I won't tell you anything. Other than: Your sister better finish it soon!
There are spoilers everywhere; mostly on the Internet though. Makes me sick. I'm thinking of not surfing randomly around for an entire week or so. Oh, and the newspaper prints reviews everyday, and I try to avoid them all. So no newspaper for me neither, a good solid week.

that was heaps silly of you to watch the movie. OH NO! Silly Bea, you just went and ruined it for yourself.

You should check out his films then.

My sister is taking ages to read it as i expected. It's killing me. I'm so worried that someone is going to tell me the end or it's going to be on the news or something. I'm just not going to watch the news.

Don't tell me anything about the book. I don't want to know ANYTHING!

I know David Lynch, but I've actually never watched a full movie by him. Except the Twin Peaks movie. Which was a mistake... I haven't watched season 2 yet and then I watch the movie. D'oh. But Lynch has always freaked me out, and so did the Twin Peaks movie. I can probably get season 2 somewhere. I don't know, haven't checked.

ANYWAY, I'M BUSY READING HARRY POTTER!!

Well yeah it's personal and memory based, but it's more that it's probably my favourite tv show. Yes, of all time.

Enjoy! You're in for a wild ride!

Did you pick it up because of David Lynch? Do you like his films?
You can get the other seasons can't you?

I don't know, I just peeped around in the record store, and it sorta talked to me. I'm an impulsive kind of shopper. And then I noticed that you got that picture of Special Agent Dale Cooper, so I thought I'd let you know of my latest purchase.
Is the show a more personal/memory based thing for you?

awesome. Why did you get twin peaks then? Did someone tell you to see it?

OK, good. Lately, I've been having this feeling, like I'm talking out of my ass.

My mother tongue is actually Turkish, but I don't really speak Turkish. I can just barely communicate with my Mom and my relatives in Turkey. They must all be ashamed of me. I feel that Danish is my mother tongue, you know.

I had major deja vu when I (re)watched one particular scene: Cooper's dream involving the dwarf in the red room. It fucking freaked me out. Other than that I don't remember anything from it. But I guess I have watched it before, if I remember the dwarf...
Regardless, first season was the best Friday 13th present for myself, EVUH. (And first).

well yeah that's a given. you're always going to need past and future tenses aswell. It'd be pretty hard to communicate otherwise. I understood what you meant. :)

What's your mother tongue?

Have you seen twin peaks before?

OK, I may have said it in a wrong way. What I meant: In English there are two/three ways, yes (ie. am, are, is), and in Danish there is only one (ie. er). We still have to conjugate the verb considering the time, you know, present, past, future etc.

Example: English(is -> was). Danish(er -> var). You know?

I don't think it's sad that you read German grammar books while in Schwitzerland? Omg, I've studied a lot of Danish grammar myself, because it's not my actual mother tongue. If that's not sad ....

I totally bought first season of Twin Peaks last Friday!!

wow i had no idea how similar swedish, norwegian and danish were. That's pretty cool. Even if you were to never learn another language you'd still kind of be multi-lingual. kind of.

Sounds like Danish would be an awesome language to learn if it's that easy. Are you saying that you NEVER have to conjugate verbs? You just learn the one and that's it? WOW. English is easy too but cos it really only has two different ways of conjugating a verb right? (I'm not 100% sure as it comes naturally... you know, being my mother tongue and all i don't really study english grammer)

German grammer is fucked up. But i loved it so much. I'm such a frickin nerd. I used to just read German grammer books when i was in switzerland because i found it interesting. Sad i know.

Alright, I'll order it now. Hee hee.

Yeah, Kathi writes in Swedish and I reply in Danish, but it looks similar?
All Scandinavian languages? Nah, Finnish is nothing like Danish, Swedish, Norwegian... But those are really alike, you can have a conversation across these three languages and understand each other. Danish grammar is very simple; we have 2 ways of saying "a/an" and 2 ways of saying "the", and the difference is one letter (either it's en or it's et), but that's very difficult to outsiders to learn, because really it's just guessing, I guess. And we only have one way of conjugating verbs. I mean, we don't have sing.pluralis etc. I am, he is, you are, we are..., it's all the same in Danish: Jeg er, han er, du er, vi er. But of course our pronunciation system is pretty fucked up (oh, and that word, er, it's pronounced like the English word 'air'). For an outsider, I mean. It's not like French or German where there are rules, it would be difficult for you to read any Danish sentence out loud correctly.

I seriously admire you for knowing German... The grammar kills, doesn't it?