A jolly good idea...the english topic is back! Yay!

yes I do^^

So...how are you today in Japan?

quite fine, but it's nearly 9pm so...the day is almost over
I went to the immigration for a re entry permit, cause even if I've got a visa for a year, if I leave the country after 3 months, I cannot come back in japan...stupid

Night a écrit:

if I leave the country after 3 months, I cannot come back in japan...stupid

And what would happen if you left the country BEFORE 3 months ?

My Gosh, japanese administration is even fussier than the french one!

well the duration is not important

I've got a stuedent visa for a year

and then I can stay a year..BUT if I want to visit other countries, I just need that re entry permit, after 1 week been in japan or after 6 months

I just need this paper to show to japanese administration people that I'm allow to come back to their wonderful and so easy paper country XD

It's not like they let people go in and out of their boudaries so easily!
They're even more paranoid than that I imagined, I don't know how you handle all that so easy, I would already have freaked out fine with those people! XD

Shangora a écrit:

It's not like they let people go in and out of their boudaries so easily!

For sure !

But in some case, they only go "in", never out, and they use all their strentgh to make sure you're... In.

so today I asked my school for a letter for the immigration and the said

"yes but we need your return ticket"

...? hu?

so now I only have my return ticket from france to japan and japan to france, but I need to show them the proof that I will come back in Japan in january

I paid so much for that fucking school and they think that I could not come back O_o for the other 9 months?? silly

For those of you who may not be quite sure what a "typical posh english accent" sounds like... You can hear a good exemple of it, listening to the boy speak in this video.



...And it's funny one as well, isn't it ?

is it the griffins?
haha I love it!
bitteulze, could you explain me where does your picture come from?

Sure it is !!! (like it too)

Bitteulze a écrit:

For those of you who may not be quite sure what a "typical posh english accent" sounds like... You can hear a good exemple of it, listening to the boy speak in this video.

Do they roll "R"s a little? A good example is the narrator in the RHPS (Ducky and you will know what I'm talking about), I think he speaks the same.

Nice video! This dog knows about almost all the songs with a female name!
Some of the ones he enumerated are my favorites!

Night a écrit:

bitteulze, could you explain me where does your picture come from?

I know the answer, but I won't tell you unless you give me € 1.000.000!

Shangora a écrit:

Do they roll "R"s a little? A good example is the narrator in the RHPS (Ducky and you will know what I'm talking about), I think he speaks the same.

BUT !!!

Referring to Charles Gray's role, it's "a criminologist (an expert)"


In RHPS, "usherette" or "narrator", means these lips in the main title:

Canard Boulet a écrit:

Referring to Charles Gray's role, it's "a criminologist (an expert)"

okaaaay!
I used "narrrator" but I knew this was not the proper name but I just couldn't remember "criminologist". So much for me!

Shangora a écrit:

So much for me!

To my mind, this idiome hasn't any meaning in english ! has it ?

I think it means "dommage pour moi".

Let's wait for our official english teacher for a confirmation

She wanted to say "autant pour moi", and that's an error in frech, because the right sentence would have been "au temps pour moi".

Shangora a écrit:

I think it means "dommage pour moi".

Let's wait for our official english teacher for a confirmation

To be quit honnest, I've never heard this idiom before and I can't find it in my dictionnary. Nevertheless, I looked it up in the British National Corpus and i found out an exemple of how it could be used in a similar way (though I'm not sure it has the same meaning here as it does in your sentence ) :

"I see that Wetherall got MOTM for the game on Saturday from one of the tabloids, so much for me saying he was at fault for the goals. "

But mostly, it's used in this sense :

"There's so much for me to give,"
or
"He did so much for me, Ellie, won't you let me do just a small bit for you?"

Dr.House is in fact... British ! (talking about "british", I wish their was somekind of British-Symbol smiley in the smileys we already have... I'll have to remember to ask this to darkdays).

noboy answered me........T_T

and by the way, I just LOVE hugh laurie

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noboy answered me........T_T

and by the way, I just LOVE hugh laurie

Poor baby...

So in fact, this picture's from "Life of Brian" by the Monty Python In fact, almost all of Bitteulze's avatars pictured a scene from MP's movies or TV shows so far But not that I mind this....it's a proof of good taste (non je suis pas lèche-pompe)

I love Hugh Laurie too...he's the archetyp of classy, cynical, matter-of-factly male attitude which many of modern women are fond of in movies or series. The staff he carries in "Dr House" makes him even more sexier to my sense

BTW, did you know he appears in the cast of "101 Dalmatians" from 1996? He plays a villain who captures the puppies, working under the orders of Cruella De Vil! Even if this role is pretty stupid, he was already hot back then, nevertheless!

YES I saw that!!! XD

but did you read his book? I tried in french but..I think it's too messy, didn't really liked it

A song by Jon Lajoie (yeah... Again).

Shango, listen carefully to the lyrics. It's starts out softly but doesn't stay that way...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuVsLR_2GX0

OMG, thanx for the fit of laughter!

Well in fact I knew the song would turn up that way, I just had a feeling...
No regrets, sooner or later the children would have ended up knowing about that sort of things