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People giving up?

I think there was also another website where you could write Arabic in English letters, and then it would give you options of words in Arabic... yamli.com, I think.

I watched Zero no Tsukaima. AWESOME. And Allison and Lillia. SUCKS.

Ocean.

I'm currently thinking of how much I'm avoiding finishing my drawing these days.

I think my personality would match either Haibara's or Ran's, depending on my mood and state of mind But I'd like to be Kaito or Heiji XD

Like I would know XD mine was 3 I lost my pen. 2? 1. I like jam 2. I like cheese 3. I like whipping cream.

Are you a person who is constantly bored, like... 95% of the time, like me?

Saw.

Really? \o/

XD mine was 3. I HATE physics. But.. somehow I'm top in it. Great, soccer... (completely random guess) 3! 1. I wear an orange bracelet on my right hand 2. I carry a notebook around with me 3. I carry a blue pen around with me.

...........Okay... well no. XD

Tricycle.

@Light: ...How... as in where to find the keyboard? On computer, you can find that somewhere in the keyboard settings. If your keyboard doesn't have the letters, you'll have to experiment and memorize them

I just heard my mom talking over the phone............. about me getting married in a few years. *speechless*

No, 2. 3? 1. I'm top in class in physics 2. I'm top in class in math 3. I'm top in class in P.E.

<_< I HATE IT WHEN PEOPLE DO THAT.

People who do not stop once you tell them to do so.

Finished Anne of Avonlea, reading Anne of the Island.

من السعودية XD Took me a moment to understand that. This is true, but as far as I know if the first word, which can kinda be referred to as the subject of the senctence, is جمع مؤنث سالم (plural created by adding ات to the word) then the second word could be either singular or plural correct. Example:هذه سيارات كثيرة (These are a lot of cars) هذه سيارات كثيرات (Also "These are a lot of cars) Here the word كثير/كثيرات both can be used, but هذه (this) cannot be replaced with هؤلاء (these) because هؤلاء can only be used for humans. Both are correct. I'm not really sure, but it was in my sixth grade grammar book XD

Correct! ("knafe nablsiyye"... XDDDDDDDDD) 1? 1. I can write backwards 2. I can read what is written backwards. 3. I can write backwards upside down.

Tire

@Light: ?

@Amane: *shakes head**shrugs* Exam today... I'm one of the only two who's coming to school.