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mhilton_web wrote:

balkan music with an epic digeridoo solol.. hello! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yuh5DsS8qEk

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MickeyMaousse wrote:

Great taste! =)

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rosamjukglass wrote:

Hey. Sultans of swing where playing the other day on the radio, and my dad commented that dire straits where typicall engineering music, came to think of you. How are you thses days? I actually survived the IB :D

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OpenOurHearts wrote:

So your father makes fresh pasta!?! Wow! :D You know, fresh pasta is always better if you eat it when it's REALLY fresh -- right after making it, and I must admit that when I was a kid I used to steal raw pasta from the table while my grandma was making it :D Anyway, I think it may be less expensive to travel every day than renting a room in UK :P

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OpenOurHearts wrote:

That's quite the same that's happened to me when I went for La Sapienza in Rome... It's not that bad, but we don't even know what the word 'organized' mean, I think I got ulcera when I applied for Erasmus :P I know you're not racist :P I only read somewhere on that site that you must be resident in the UK to pay less than £28 and that's not my case u_u So I must get a passport before leaving - I only have the ID valid for EU, but I guess it's not enough! I remember your passion for ice-cream :D you told me about Carte D'or once! So you're saying that the English will try to exploit my Italianity? :D So, are you on facebook? If you are, add me http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001083049010

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OpenOurHearts wrote:

Thank you so much! :D I regretted a little not taking Cambridge as a first choice, but all my Russian teachers recommended that I chose Bham because its Slavonic studies are among the best in all Europe and it's also the center of cultural studies... And also because the teacher managing the Cambridge exchange was totally unreliable and uninformed :s I was wondering if the rail card is also for foreign people or only residents in the UK...

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OpenOurHearts wrote:

Cambridge? Wow! I also applied for Cambridge, but it was my second choice (I had to choose among Birmingham, Bath and Cambridge). It must be quite hard there, isn't it? Don't tell me about the weather! Here in Italy it's very hot and muggy, I can't stand it anymore and I'm looking forward to rain and clouds there :D You should tell me more about this railcard :D are you on facebook?

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OpenOurHearts wrote:

Haha! I forgot you were from Derbyshire, in fact I'm going to the Western Midlands, Birmingham! I'm spending nine months there for an Erasmus exchange :D I chose that one because it's supposed to be great for Russian studies--I study English and Russian--we'll see! :D Say hi to the sheeps!

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