[QUOTE=Kemii;2475496]I might start a funding page...
Im saving up, but when you can only save $5-10 a week its going to take a century. $300 for my flight, $100 for my passport, not to mention money to spend when Im there./QUOTE]
It'll be worth it though.
Wtf is Lucozade? Sounds like some bull**** prescription medicine that you get because you have major ****s.
Gatorade is love and I do prefer warm, fresh bread and butter over toast. It's almost as dank as dank le reddit memes.
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Lucozade is a ******edly sweet sports/energy drink. ****ing love that **** but it's impossible to find in the US. It's carbonated and doesn't have electrolytes though, which makes it a **** sports drink compared to Gatorade. It did used to be given to sick people though lel
Edited: June 20, 2015
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I forgot. Kemii loves energy drinks :|
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Brazil-Serbia world cup final U20 : 1:2. There isn't smaller and more successful sport country in the world. To bad that sport is one of the small country's bright sides...
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I like toast. Too bad I've ditched bread.
Anyways, good ****ing morning to me :3
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So...did you get a free copy of JC3? Either way...I'm mirin.
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I finnaly reached Gold V on league! Yes!!! :D
I'm winning 25LP per game, I also heard that LP earnings are kinda bugged, anyone can testify that? xD
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I got food poisoning right before my ****ing vacation. I'm so mad right now, being stuck in my goddamn hotel room
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Nay, a figurine, I'm getting Collector's Edition anyways
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I don't know if its possible for you, since its a short flight. But i picked a non direct flight because i saved quite a bit of money doing so. It extended my trip by 7 hours, but saving 200-300 bucks on that is soo worth it. And my friend gave me an advice, if you live close to the airport you can check shortly before a flight and get some heavily discounted prices since they try to fill up thier machines. I haven't tried it since I'm living 2 hours away from berlin, but its another good way to save money.
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That's the same argument she gave me when I said it's ****. That plus, "Athletes drink it", then I saw the 7% sugar on the back of the bottle. Didn't know that racing for diabetes type 2 makes you an Athlete those days.
While we talk about drinks, I tried finding some sparkled mineral water today, since that's basically the only **** I like to drink. In Germany I pay 1.70 euro for 12 bottles 0.7ml each. Here it's ****ing impossible to find sparkled mineral water without flavor, and its expensive as **** on top of that. Actually now that I think about it, all drinks that aren't soft drinks seem to be god damn expensive here. I saw some American beer while I went shopping today, that **** literally looks like piss, but still costs like ****ing 6 bucks.
And Alli noticed I say "thank you" and "sorry" in German a lot, out of reflex >.> Totally not embarrassing or anything....
Oh and jet lag is awesome at 2 ****ing am, woohooo.Edited: June 20, 2015
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You just sound ****ing grumpy as ****. Go get some sleep, you need sleep :|
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But I'm not grumpy tho :< Annnd not tired either >.>
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Whoa hold your horses, wait a moment, they don't have mineral water over there?
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Not with sparkles, and not without flavor either. In the entire store I only managed to find 1 brand that was non flavored sparkling water. And it was quite expensive too, compared to what I'm used to. And as much as I like to complain, I do like it here. It's pretty awesome to experience a different culture, even if SOMEONE is making fun of me for being so lost everywhere we go ._.
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Oh, calling American beer piss just because of how it looks, a whole new level of absurd elitism. We do have mineral water here (should be able to find some San pellegrino in normal grocery stores) but it's not drunk commonly here. Also lol, jet lag is a lot worse going easr than westI don't know if its possible for you, since its a short flight. But i picked a non direct flight because i saved quite a bit of money doing so. It extended my trip by 7 hours, but saving 200-300 bucks on that is soo worth it. And my friend gave me an advice, if you live close to the airport you can check shortly before a flight and get some heavily discounted prices since they try to fill up thier machines. I haven't tried it since I'm living 2 hours away from berlin, but its another good way to save money.
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That's the same argument she gave me when I said it's ****. That plus, "Athletes drink it", then I saw the 7% sugar on the back of the bottle. Didn't know that racing for diabetes type 2 makes you an Athlete those days.
While we talk about drinks, I tried finding some sparkled mineral water today, since that's basically the only **** I like to drink. In Germany I pay 1.70 euro for 12 bottles 0.7ml each. Here it's ****ing impossible to find sparkled mineral water without flavor, and its expensive as **** on top of that. Actually now that I think about it, all drinks that aren't soft drinks seem to be god damn expensive here. I saw some American beer while I went shopping today, that **** literally looks like piss, but still costs like ****ing 6 bucks.
And Alli noticed I say "thank you" and "sorry" in German a lot, out of reflex >.> Totally not embarrassing or anything....
Oh and jet lag is awesome at 2 ****ing am, woohooo.
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