roxy

Yes, we've got that as well..

 

A girl asked me "are you still green/ben je nog groen?" I didn't know what it meant, so I asked her, and she said "Did you kiss yes/heb je al gezoend?"

 

funny, learning more about my own language

At my school it is used a lot..

 

Could be.

We do have 'being green behind your ears' in Belgium, and that means being inexperienced. But that exists in the netherlands as well, no?

but being green... of jealousy yes, but nothing else. Not that I know of at least

In Dutch "being green" also means that you haven't kissed yet.. Is that the same in English, or not?

really? i've never heard that one before... and i'm a native Dutch speaker.

Hmm maybe it only exist in the Netherlands.

M.

 

Pink or purple?

Pink.

Yes or I Do?

I always learned it was de kat krabt de krullen van de trap.

 

I could kind of understand him.. a bit..

yeah me too. He sounds quite german though

The Strokes!

Music.

Shiny

Diamonds.

I've seen it, and love it!

Being proud of your nationality...

 

Umm.

 

To be honest I'm more proud of the fact that I'm quarter Italian

That's what I mean. If you lived in Italy, you wouldn't be proud of being quarter Italian, because everyone there is Italian, but of being 3quarters English, because that makes you different. I think.

People are mostly proud of something that makes them different.

scratch

 

homemade or brought?

homemade

Fate or Faith?

The new year makes me think :

do you say two thousand ten or two thousand and ten?

Pink

 

Vogue or ELLE

ELLE

Harry Potter or Twilight?

Belgium:

-Flanders:

Rain #8 (last week #15)

TBWKTM #19 (last week 28)

-Wallonia:

Rain #4 (last week #5)

TBWKTM #16 (last week #17)

mask

 

 

Erase or I see You?

I See You

hate or loathe?

I'm distinguishing between national identity and national pride. I'd be surprised if people getting to know me couldn't guess I was British, but I'd never say "I'm really proud to have an English mother and father" (I've actually NEVER heard anyone say they're proud to be British/English) yet I do think Mika has said he's proud to be half Lebanese. I really don't get the concept- neither he nor I did anything to determine our nationality, so where does pride come into it?

I think that that pride only comes when you don't live in your own country (anymore). I would never say that I'm proud to be Belgian as long as I live in Belgium. But I do think that if I moved to... anywhere in the world, I would start to feel proud as well. I think it's just a part of finding out who you are, and where you belong. Does that makes sense?

Water

 

Watch or Clock?

Clock. I have an obsession with clocks.

Kids or children?

I'm in love with Mika and Randy the Rat

Started on a drawing of them yesterday! Hope I will finish it today.

 

Edit: Finished!

http://www.mikafanclub.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2714643#post2714643

Wow... That's an amazing drawing!

that

 

Smile or Laugh?

Smile.

To be or not to be?

Yesterday, I saw this girl I hadn't seen in months. She used to be a huge mika fan. But yesterday, she told me she is "so over him. Mika is just a phase in life you need to get through. It's time to grow up."

up !!!!!!!!!!!!

 

still water or sparkling water ?

sparkling!

2009 or 2010?

Princess

 

dark and scary or happy and mellow?

happy and mellow.

or ?

Tall

 

big or small?

Small.

Prince or Princess?

Dress

 

Ghost or vampire?

Ghost.

Tall or Short?

Hi

 

Pyjamas or nightdress?

pyjamas.

dress or skirt?

Pretty

 

cereal or toast?

cereal!

hi or hey?