THE curly-wurly, super duper, mega AWESOME current Year 10 2012/13 thread

Original post by Kittaaaaay

It's kind of in the middle of nowhere xD And it's really been falling down the ranks lately, not that that means much.

To be honest, I think it's the whole middle-of-nowhere thing that actually appealed to her :tongue:

She's that sort of girl.

Original post by monisj1

thankyu do yu have eny for descriptive writing

Well, one thing I keep getting told is to focus on the description, not on a PoV or narrator or who's doing the describing. Just thought it might help.

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Kittaaaaay

Original post by KythingToWrite

To be honest, I think it's the whole middle-of-nowhere thing that actually appealed to her :tongue:

She's that sort of girl.

Well I love quiet towns, I've always lived out like almost into the countryside but I still like when there's something to do xD

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Original post by Kittaaaaay

Well I love quiet towns, I've always lived out like almost into the countryside but I still like when there's something to do xD

God, I can't wait to go live somewhere that's a little more sensible, if not quieter. Our city here is the eighth-fastest growing in the world, is hopelessly overpopulated, and has crap services. And to top it up, there's a very materialistic ideology going around. And there's way too much construction. And the place is all metal, concrete and destruction of history and character.

So yeah, rant over :wink:

I wouldn't mind living in the middle of nowhere, so long as there was a library around! I've literally got a sort of phobia of living in places like Dubai :O

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Original post by KythingToWrite

God, I can't wait to go live somewhere that's a little more sensible, if not quieter. Our city here is the eighth-fastest growing in the world, is hopelessly overpopulated, and has crap services. And to top it up, there's a very materialistic ideology going around. And there's way too much construction. And the place is all metal, concrete and destruction of history and character.

So yeah, rant over :wink:

I wouldn't mind living in the middle of nowhere, so long as there was a library around! I've literally got a sort of phobia of living in places like Dubai :O

I could never live in the UAE D;
Too much sand and heat and I might just die xD
I'd love to visit for like a week though.

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Original post by Kittaaaaay

I could never live in the UAE D;
Too much sand and heat and I might just die xD
I'd love to visit for like a week though.

I could never live there :colone:

not homely at all...

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Original post by Kittaaaaay

I could never live in the UAE D;
Too much sand and heat and I might just die xD
I'd love to visit for like a week though.

Heat and sand are fine :smile:

Visiting is great, if you know where to go. But it's really all malls.

Original post by shadab786ahmed

I could never live there :colone:

not homely at all...

You're back!! :biggrin:

Same as you.

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Original post by KythingToWrite

Heat and sand are fine :smile:

Visiting is great, if you know where to go. But it's really all malls.

You're back!! :biggrin:

Same as you.

Yep! ( was I ever gone)

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Original post by shadab786ahmed

Yep! ( was I ever gone)

For you, more than three posts gap equals 'gone'.

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Original post by KythingToWrite

For you, more than three posts gap equals 'gone'.

am I that excessive :colondollar:

Yeah, I think that'd be frowned upon in ky family too! :tongue:

Yeah, I don't like going there and everyone's so mean about it :colondollar:

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Original post by shadab786ahmed

am I that excessive :colondollar:

Yeah, I think that'd be frowned upon in ky family too! :tongue:

Yeah, I don't like going there and everyone's so mean about it :colondollar:

What's your mosque like, then? I like going to mosque, because everyone there is usually friendly and I volunteer a lot and I like to people-watch, but then 'khoja' communities are generally a lot larger and very different from typical Muslim communities. Yours doesn't sound too nice :frown:

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Original post by KythingToWrite

What's your mosque like, then? I like going to mosque, because everyone there is usually friendly and I volunteer a lot and I like to people-watch, but then 'khoja' communities are generally a lot larger and very different from typical Muslim communities. Yours doesn't sound too nice :frown:

Meh... The actual mosque (i live far away from all of them) is a nice place. I feel as if I don't belong there? Don't know... :/

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Original post by shadab786ahmed

Meh... The actual mosque (i live far away from all of them) is a nice place. I feel as if I don't belong there? Don't know... :/

Aww... Shift over here :wink:

For some reason, the guys in my community are all going to study Chem. Though the community's stifling, so... I dunno. Lots of not knowing, huh?

But the old ladies are nice. I volunteer on their floor in the mosque, and you would not believe how many sweets I get! :tongue:

Ok, I will be off for a while, since others need to use the net and my wi-fi's bust. So have fun :tongue:

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