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:howler: The idea of reading Nome Della Rosa in Italian always motivated me to learn the language, but I never read the book...

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Are you nuts, he's a quarter of a mental breakdown away from going out and killing her and you're telling him to picture her with another guy? The smart money says you are now an accomplice to murder :D

How disturbing. Get help.

Expect info by email :P

Prostitutes are only forced to sleep in dismal circumstances in barbaric civilisations. Yeah I've seen the garbage shoots in flat buildings, they roooock :D And don't let the bag system fool you about separating trash though: paper, chemicals and glass are to be disposed of separately...

We have that system in the suburbs. My parents, for example, have one for green (fruit and veggies), one for paper and one for everything else. There are dumpster for glass and chemicals located on central points. But there's no room for that in downtown Amsterdam, dude. Where in the hell are...

That's how we collect our trash here (in the city centers): you put your bags on the street on the morning of the day they come to pick it up and by nightfall it's gone. In the suburbs there are other ways. More friendly on the eye and nose :D

Not on the Continent there aren't, that I've seen anyway :D So how do you take out your trash in Norway?

I have no use for other languages than the ones I speak right now barring perhaps Spanish but since I speak Italian already that wouldn't be a problem anyway. Good enough :D

As opposed to giant dumpsters in Italy and randomly migrating garbage in the UK, yes

Which ones? I'm a fan of reading books in their original language, but there have to be other uses for it too or I lose motivation

Why?

Five years of Latin? Can you read the sports section? :D

I think there's about 20-25 in all. Doesn't take more than two minutes to cross through if you walk at steady pace though.

I never saw it. I studied the real legend, it was disappointing.

No it's right in the city centre. Same goes for The Hague. In fact, on my way to university I used to take a short cut through the red light district. Just walk past hookers and pimps with my morning coffee and my DHU bag

Andy, this one's for you: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/13/science/earth/13tier.html?pagewanted=1&8dpc&_r=1 I hate to tell you this: but the European climate is rea-heally boring in comparison to the rest of the world. :D

lol don't worry I'm not a fan

Yes, yes and yes. But as always you might need a local to show you around or you won't be able to find the really good places. But you should probably remember all of these things are normal here. The red light district, with women behind shop windows, might be exciting to you, but if you round...