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[mystical_dragon]

Yus, i havent been online for very much. Last summer with certain friends, Bart is leaving 2nd of August to Poland, then straight to Cornwall so i wont see him again. Thea is leaving for LA in September,etc so im trying to fit in as much friends time as possible

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[bobbarker]

New one for your list, coming this fall: "The Walking Dead". It's the only show that has me really excited.

[mystical_dragon]

If its about a zombie apocalypse, count me in!
A tv series about zombies is what was really missing from my list, so thank youuu for bringing it to my attention!

[dj_damien]

That's horrible about the boss :/
Hope you find a good job soon!

[mystical_dragon]

thanks, ill probably look for it in September as there's a chance of me flying away in the end of August, so if i find one now ill only work for half a month.

[dj_damien]

What are your plans for the next few months then?

Sherlock's pretty good by the way. That first episode is better than I expected.

[mystical_dragon]

Not a lot of plans really, i just have a list of things to do:
To see my friends off, get my results, maybe fly to Russia, get laser eye surgery, learn to drive a car, get a driving license, get a summer job, get try to earn enough money for at least 10 helicopter lessons for next summer, watch around 20 tv series, download around 50 tv series (to be all stocked up for next year in England/Switzerland...), buy a bunch of games, play a bunch of games, try to work out every day, read up for uni,etc

I thought so too, i usually don't like Sherlock Holmes adaptations and i watched it completely by accident, but i cant wait until the next episode. It was less a Sherlock Holmes 'adaptation' and more 'what Sherlock Holmes would be like in modern England'.

[oontzbboontz]

'lazy butts'? I thought that whole story was about your brother not wanting to join the army

[mystical_dragon]

Well, he isnt getting one XD

[oontzbboontz]

Ahaaaa LOL

[mystical_dragon]

In Cyprus it doesnt work that way. A lot of bosses here hire 'international' people, make them work for a month and then get rid of them and then never pay them. There aren't a lot of laws like that here, and if there were no one would care or do anything about it (In Cyprus the people stick up for their own, and if the employer was Cypriot and the employee was international, theres really not much one could do)