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[nackrufs]

Today's news:

- Essay opposition. It went fairly well and most things they recommended me to change in the essay I agree about. But there was one thing the lovely "supervisor" of mine said that I didn't like at all. She wants me to look for the word "nice" in one more novel now (that's what I did with Bridget Jones's Diary), and I'm afraid I don't

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[fluffpudel]

Vad bra att det gick bra med uppsatsen, trots att du åkte ner till oss :)

Awwww, kanin!

[nackrufs]

Kanske var det just därför :) När man är "high on life" klarar man mer än vanligt.

[quasilie]

Han kanske inte kostade 500 spänn men nog är han värd mer än så i alla fall? :D

Fina grejer. Jag har några knappar med Quasimodo och Doc Ock på men jag vågar inte ha dem på jackan eller väskan av rädsla för att de ska ramla av, så jag har dem i väskan istället. XP Meningsfullt!!

Och... öhm... den andra bilden är rätt kinky. O_o

[nackrufs]

Ja, absolut! :D Det är det som är så konstigt.. Att jag fick betala mer för lite B&S-grejer än jag gjorde för min älskade Mosse.

Tack! :D Jo, du sa det. Du visade mig dina fina knappar när vi väntade på bussen ;) Jag är också lite rädd att Scotland's for me!-knappen som jag har satt på min väska kommer att lossna. Jag kommer gå och titta så att den är kvar hela tiden :P

Haha. Ja, kanske.. o_O Bra eller dåligt? :P Nej, men.. jag förstår vad du menar. Jag ville inte att hela ansiktet skulle synas bara, för det blev inget fint. Sen var jag blöt i håret också efter promenaden hem i ösregn ^^;

[pfefferhahn]

Ja, absolut = yes, totally? <- this is like in German

[pfefferhahn]

And, off course: aaaaaaaaaaaaw for Mosse ^^

[flankblack]

Rebecca, I don't think that t-shirt could have found a lovelier home. I'm glad you are enjoying all your "swag" (you can look that up at http://www.urbandictionary.com). I'm not glad to hear about your so-called "supervisor". But, I'll tell you what I would do if I were you: I would go to http://www.gutenberg.org and look through the catalog of public domain books. For example, I went there and searched for Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. I downloaded the text version of the book (took about 10 seconds) and then did a search in my browser (in Internet Explorer it is just Control+F) for the word "nice". I found it right away

[nackrufs]

Thank you! That's a great idea, and I had thought of borrowing an e-book from our library actually, but there were hardly any books in English there :/ And gutenberg.org is great (I think you've sent me the link before..?), but I'm looking for newer books, written the last few ten to five years or so. I suppose there aren't any there..? Still, good site.

Thanks for teaching me a new word! :D My "swag" wasn't free though, but I did get a free rain mac thrown in ^^

I wish you the same!

[flankblack]

I went to Amazon.com and did a search on "The Da Vinci Code" (I'm one of eight people in the entire USA that have NOT read the book). I then did a "Search Inside This Book" and found a few examples of "nice". I'll send
the graphic to you at your email address. I hope this helps you, because
you need to be out having fun and not running around to libraries.

All my best.