Viktorkrum77

Beautiful country, full of history, but nothing there is cheap, so be prepared to pay a little more for things than you probably usually do.

CDJ'ing. I have 2 tabletop CD players which don't have the ability to scratch, they are the lowest model so they can only speed up and slow down the music (but they were also the cheapest). Then fade it together with a mixer.

:shock: My school has maybe 1200 students! Ya its, from all around Canada. I forget if its 35000 now though... I highly doubt Paris and Rome have enough hotels. :lol: I assure you it's 3500.

Is it 3500 from all around Canada than? I misinterpreted you and thought you said 3500 from your school alone.

Ive had my passport for about 2 months now. I payed for the trip, it cost me $2825 Canadian. Don't ask how they arranged it, they just did :P Not all the schools are going on the same trip though. Some are going to spain before paris, some going to london, ect. We just happen to get Rome. (Which i love!) But an average plane can only hold 300 persons right? That's ambitious, but would still take days to fly all those students, and then take into consideration other travelers. The kids at your school must also have a lot of money as well to afford that.

I think its time people admit that people don't type the same way they would talk/write. But i could be wrong. Should have you counsler advised you to some jobs? Oops, my bad, forgot my tag.

Are they getting you a passport or do you have to pay for it? Because they take a while to have made. BTW who's paying, just out of curiosity, because 3500 students times maybe $2500 each is like $8.7 million USD. And how did they ever arrange flights and hotels with 3500 students? Does that even work, especially with flights, because it'd take days. :-s

You graduated college with that kind of grammar? :shock: [/sarcasm]

Yea, it's not. I don't even know how to do that, let alone really even know what it means.

You say that now, but $17 million to charity is an awfully lot of money, plus you'll need some to support that estate.

It's the fault of the government and specific people, we're not generalizing. I've talked to a few woman from Saudi Arabia, and they say they're treated fine, which is shocking however. :shock:

Hot baths and staring at the ceiling listening to music on my iPod.

I like Coldvenom's Blue Tang. Here's mine, I hope it's not too big, but I don't know how to check on paint:

What does the phrase 'European nights' mean?

Saudi Arabia (along with some other Muslim countries) will sentence to the death penalty anyone who's homosexual. Even the UAE does this, which is surprising to me, considering how much they want to be the Western World of the Middle East.

Oooh I love media field days. :P

It's much safer to take it as a balloon payment. People have this problem of blowing it all, and that's not smart. They do stupid things like buy a house without investing and without really checking real estate. And some invest loads into stocks or bonds without first consulting a brokerage firm or the likes.

Sarcasm please? They're still war torn after the civil war ended in 2002, and they're one of the poorest countries around. And the Liberian Civil War and possible Guinean Civil War aren't helping much either. They only think the RUF is gone, and they've only begun to take away their power. And even though Britain pulled out its troops from Sierra Leone, it hasn't improved much since.

Also fix the constructed room, the white needs to be transparent holes, as well as the bridge. :wink:

The USA has very bad education, Belgium has the best. The USA is very fat to put it bluntly, Finland is the least after the 70's epidemic. The USA has bad welfare, Norway has the best and most effective. The USA has a bad democracy or shall I say Plutocracy, Finland has the best. The USA is actually behind in technological advances, Finland rates first. Barihawk, in Michigan you can't go a day without seeing more than 12. In Colorado you could go for weeks. It's widely and unevenly dispersed.

I love Google Earth.

No, I really can't see that. Yea, I can't see the USA or the UK being anywhere near the top. They usually rank around the 20's.

Finland or Norway.

School dances. But my school's population is like 50/50 black/white. So there's alot of complaining from either side if you don't play what they want. I prefer gigs where it's about having fun, not what you play, which is why I enjoy clubs and private events. Actually, at private events I don't even have to bother getting music, it's supplied for me, which is great. :D On top of that I still need a better amp and another tabletop CD player, which is like $300, which I don't have yet...

They get mad if you play too much rap, but the moment you play a rock/techno/punk rock/etc song they complain, well some do anyways. They basically only agree on oldies and the Cha Cha Slide. I'm DJ'ing private parties from now on.