Put a face to the name(Post what you look like here!)
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Again, you've got a beautiful sister!
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Thanks again guys! She's loving the attention. 
BDS, we're from Finland. The poster probably says something along the lines of what you described, since the pic was taken this past summer when me and her were visiting a 'friend' of ours in Sweden (this gorgeous black girl, who I then hooked up with).
BDS, we're from Finland. The poster probably says something along the lines of what you described, since the pic was taken this past summer when me and her were visiting a 'friend' of ours in Sweden (this gorgeous black girl, who I then hooked up with
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Yeah, where in Sweden were you adn your sister? In Stockholm or Gothenburg?
Did you take photos of that hot ebony girl??? =P
Did you take photos of that hot ebony girl??? =P
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No tervepä terve BDS! On quite a surprise nähdä toinen suomalainen dick-tugger näillä forumeilla. I wouldn't have guessed you to be Finnish BTW, since your written English is quite flawless.
And Ghost_Dogg, that pic was taken in Stockholm, but we went from there to this chick's hometown, Karlstad. And yes, I do have a picture of her (several in fact), but I'm not sure she would approve of me posting them! :D
Not that it's likely she'll stumble upon them, so I'll have to consider it...
I wouldn't have guessed you to be Finnish BTW, since your written English is quite flawless. And Ghost_Dogg, that pic was taken in Stockholm, but we went from there to this chick's hometown, Karlstad. And yes, I do have a picture of her (several in fact), but I'm not sure she would approve of me posting them! :D
Not that it's likely she'll stumble upon them, so I'll have to consider it...
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Hehe Shafty, I grew up with English basically. I was watching English shows on the Sky Channel when I was a kid, and learned it that way. Interesting how it can work that way. To add to that, I have done some courses in English at university level. Hey, your English is great too!
To add to that, I have done some courses in English at university level. Hey, your English is great too!
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Well thank you! I have a knack for picking up on new languages, and I had the privilege of being introduced to the English language at such an age where it is said that a child is most receptive to learning new lingual constructs (7-8 years of age). We lived in the Bay Area for two years back then, and for half a year just recently (+ several extended vacations in between), so I've learned the proper American accent and the writing skills. I actually also took a university level English course for foreign exchange students during our most recent stay over there, and I was by far the best pupil in my class. I even had to correct the teacher on occasion! (ok.. enough of the bragging :s )
You can really use your good English for a variety of purposes; for example, speaking with a flawless American accent when you're out clubbing is a surefire way to get attention from the ladies. They're all like ''where are you from? America, yes?'', and I have to make up a convincing story on my background. Too bad my hometown is only 80,000 people, so the word gets around pretty quick. It's fun, though.
You can really use your good English for a variety of purposes; for example, speaking with a flawless American accent when you're out clubbing is a surefire way to get attention from the ladies. They're all like ''where are you from? America, yes?'', and I have to make up a convincing story on my background. Too bad my hometown is only 80,000 people, so the word gets around pretty quick.
It's fun, though.
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BDS said:Hehe, that's some cool stuff man! :D I have kind of a Swedish accent when I speak, and it annoys the hell out of me. But it's better than extreme Swedish accent (if you want a great example, take a look at Swedish politicians).
Well, it can't be nearly as bad as the accent most Finnish peeps have. God, sometimes I just want to vomit when I hear a politician representing our country to the rest of the world, sounding like a malfunctioning robot with his monotonous babble. Can't blame em though, what with Finnish being totally unrelated to English in any way. There are absolutely no similarities, so it's no wonder people have a hard time learning good pronounciation. :blush:
Do you still speak Finnish, BTW, or is it just the writing skills that have stayed with you?
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