What Are You Doing Right Now? (581 Viewers)

[Sheik Yerbouti]

I know but I can't use my coupon there.

So only the 16Gb version is what's in retail? :faq:

 

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[Monco]

How old are you anyway? I thought you're way older, lol.

But yeah, I know exactly what you mean. What sad is that it's actually something normal here. When I start raging and when my blood starts boiling once I enter some discussion that goes into that direction (older) people always tell me like '..but get used that, it's been like that forever' or 'you'll have to wait a couple of years before you get some (shit) job'. That kind of talk seriously kills me inside, like what the hell... You're basically losing too many things at this (great) age. Too many things holding you back. Can't really think about any relationship, let alone anything more serious. But of course that's not the only trouble and I'm sure you're aware of that.

I definitely know what are you talking about. Good thing I have friends, whose parents are a bit wealthy, so they have travelled, seen things and experienced different cultures and know that the life quality in other countries is not even comparable to what we have here. I've spent my last 7 summers here in Italy and I'm absolutely loving the country - the food, the weather, the general attitude of people, the football of course, it's all great, but I feel like I'm still missing something. I'm pretty sure I'd get over it once I'd develop a natural social life in here, because I do have friends here and I talk to people, but it's not completely the same as constantly living here, because I don't get the chance to get close enough to those people in just 3 months. If things don't work out as I plan, I always can return to Lithuania, but that to me sounds like "Yeah, say goodbye to your dreams and say hi to this dull reality that you will be facing for the rest of your life".

I'm 17, I guess some people thought I was older.

 

[swag]

I'm 17, I guess some people thought I was older.

You could have fooled me for 34.

(That's a compliment, btw.)

 

[Ragazza]

Nothing, just curious. You seem to be in a situation that I'll most likely face sooner or later myself, but I've figured out that if I'll be still rotting in Lithuania by the time I'm 23, I'm going to hang myself. I'm getting out of here one way or another, the environment here is so depressing, that sometimes I wonder if it's even worth getting out of the bed and going somewhere. I wish I could go to Australia, but it's hard to get there if you don't have any relatives living there, so I'm kind of fucked.

Have you gone to uni yet (not sure how old you are)? If not, or if you're not finished yet, you might want to look at studying abroad.

I've learned a lot about immigrating to the US these past couple months considering the situation I'm in, if you want any info. I know about the UK too (but it's way hard to get in), not sure about any other countries though.

 

[Dostoevsky]

I definitely know what are you talking about. Good thing I have friends, whose parents are a bit wealthy, so they have travelled, seen things and experienced different cultures and know that the life quality in other countries is not even comparable to what we have here. I've spent my last 7 summers here in Italy and I'm absolutely loving the country - the food, the weather, the general attitude of people, the football of course, it's all great, but I feel like I'm still missing something. I'm pretty sure I'd get over it once I'd develop a natural social life in here, because I do have friends here and I talk to people, but it's not completely the same as constantly living here, because I don't get the chance to get close enough to those people in just 3 months. If things don't work out as I plan, I always can return to Lithuania, but that to me sounds like "Yeah, say goodbye to your dreams and say hi to this dull reality that you will be facing for the rest of your life".

I'm 17, I guess some people thought I was older.

lol that's crazy, I'd give you around 30 based on your posts. You sound very mature all the time, which is pretty great.

Yeh, I know what you mean. I'm still living in hope. False hope most likely, but it's still a hope. I'd be happy if I had 500e/month here but what reality offers is somewhere around 300 which is pretty sad. 500 is not a lot, but I don't really need skyhigh wages to live a decent life. My bar is still not set high I guess.

 

[Martin]

I definitely know what are you talking about. Good thing I have friends, whose parents are a bit wealthy, so they have travelled, seen things and experienced different cultures and know that the life quality in other countries is not even comparable to what we have here. I've spent my last 7 summers here in Italy and I'm absolutely loving the country - the food, the weather, the general attitude of people, the football of course, it's all great, but I feel like I'm still missing something. I'm pretty sure I'd get over it once I'd develop a natural social life in here, because I do have friends here and I talk to people, but it's not completely the same as constantly living here, because I don't get the chance to get close enough to those people in just 3 months. If things don't work out as I plan, I always can return to Lithuania, but that to me sounds like "Yeah, say goodbye to your dreams and say hi to this dull reality that you will be facing for the rest of your life".

I'm 17, I guess some people thought I was older.

Oh god, it wasn't a dream. Please do not say "in here" ever when speaking English. It must be a Lithuanian thing, you have no intuition for it.

 

[Hængebøffer]

I'm 17, I guess some people thought I was older.

Just as I thought you weren't a double

 

[Monco]

You could have fooled me for 34.

(That's a compliment, btw.)

Thank you. And I know that was a compliment, please don't start talking to me like I'm a retard just because I turned out to be younger than you thought, I bet you wouldn't have said that earlier.

Oh god, it wasn't a dream. Please do not say "in here" ever when speaking English. It must be a Lithuanian thing, you have no intuition for it.

As you please.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Thank you. And I know that was a compliment, please don't start talking to me like I'm a retard just because I turned out to be younger than you thought, I bet you wouldn't have said that earlier.

Don't worry, people are retards by default.

 

[swag]

Thank you. And I know that was a compliment, please don't start talking to me like I'm a retard just because I turned out to be younger than you thought, I bet you wouldn't have said that earlier.

But really... which One Direction member is your favorite?

 

[Powis]

Monco, matau ne vienas prie PC sutinku naujuosius

 

[Monco]

But really... which One Direction member is your favorite?

Wow, already?

I see I'll have to use one of the famous "Yo, this definitely makes me a lot cooler" Youtube tricks - I'll post some Metallica or Led Zeppelin song in "What are you currently listening" thread and brag about how I was born in 96 and I like this kind of music and everyone must worship me.

Monco, matau ne vienas prie PC sutinku naujuosius

Aš Italijoj, Nauji dar tik už 40 minučių ir tikrai nesėdėsiu prie PC. Še tau!

Juokauju, su Naujais, linkiu gerų metu, daug laimingų akimirkų ir aišku - daug įsimintinų pergaliu!

 

[Powis]

Aš Italijoj, Nauji dar tik už 40 minučių ir tikrai nesėdėsiu prie PC. Še tau!

Juokauju, su Naujais, linkiu gerų metu, daug laimingų akimirkų ir aišku - daug įsimintinų pergaliu!

Tau tai pat..! Šiaip nekenčiu tokiu dienų, nes nesureikšminu aš tų metų Eilinė diena vos ne.

 

[Monco]

Shit, I just realised that I should be aware of @Albertmare now that he knows it.

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Tau tai pat..! Šiaip nekenčiu tokiu dienų, nes nesureikšminu aš tų metų Eilinė diena vos ne.

Man tas pats, mano nuomone šventė, kuri oficialiai trunka 60 sekundžių, nėra šventė apskritai.

 

[swag]

Shit, I just realised that I should be aware of @Albertmare now that he knows it.

Sorry, you're over the hill for his tastes.

 

[Ragazza]

I'm 17, I guess some people thought I was older.

Holy shit, I thought you were older than me (I'm 25). It's a good thing though because it shows you're mature for your age.

Definitely consider studying abroad though.

 

[Monco]

Sorry, you're over the hill for his tastes.

Ah, I didn't knew he was the "Till there is no menstruation, let's forget the masturbation" type of guy.

 

[Powis]

Beje Monco, iš kokio krašto esi?

 

[Monco]

Holy shit, I thought you were older than me (I'm 25). It's a good thing though because it shows you're mature for your age.

Definitely consider studying abroad though.

Thank you, you are very kind for an Interista.

Beje Monco, iš kokio krašto esi?

Angelų miesto, dar žinomo kaip Kaunas.

 

[Powis]

Thank you, you are very kind for an Interista.




Angelų miesto, dar žinomo kaip Kaunas.

Kaunas ir afrikoj Kaunas. užskaitau šitą miestą