Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

You're in Florida, right?

Yeah, you got me beat. Hot damn, that sucks.

Evening bros.

MAAAAG! We've moving to Switzerland!

/shares


XI Narshe > XIV Narshe

HOLY ***!! Wait, can I get certified in Sweden if I got my bachelor's out here? Because... that would be epic. Got to learn Swedish.

Good doctors too apparently, unless they've really been over hyping the University of Iowa.

MINE CAN GET HORNY... CAN YOURS?!?




Yup... I'm riding my narshecat hard mannnnn :p

I wouldn't be surprised if they're trying to. But from what I know you're right, apparently we have some of the best Neurosurgeons or something up there.

I have no idea but god damn that's no fair. x.x

Hold on, iirc correctly Swiss dollars are not worth that much, or are they?

I just got back from the gym and I almost died on the treadmill, don't undo my efforts! D:

The Swiss Franc is currently 1.0652 American Dollars.

I guess I shouldn't tell you that I am making cookies?




Err... I mean i'm not making anything! that nice chocolatey smell is NOTHING!

*passes out*

And I totally quoted the wrong post for that response... meh too lazy to fix it.

Ghost Sickness
A belief that ghosts of the recently deceased can cause disease and even death to the living. The spirit of the dead person is thought to linger near its body in the first few days after death before journeying to the place of the dead, and during this time it is thought to be lonely and likely to seek the company of humans. Children are thought to be particularly vulnerable as their souls are less firmly attached to their bodies.

This belief is rooted in many tribal societies around the world, where preparations are made to ensure that the dead cannot find their way back to the house they lived in. Some American Indians believed that ghost sickness can be caught from either the dead, the sight of the corpse or their possessions. The Apaches, for example, buried their dead on the same day as they died and reduced the absolute minimum time the living spent with them. The relatives would typically move to a new house and to mention the name of the dead was strictly forbidden.

Fear of ghost sickness could explain some funeral rites and customs, as such as carrying a corpse out through a window rather than the door, to make it difficult for the ghost to find its way back home. Even through a ghost is feared most in the first few days after death, in many cultures seeing any ghost is also thought to be a death omen.
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Haven't posted one of these in awhile. :D

Hells bells now there is a reason to be a teacher. Are the children born of the devil in Switzerland or something?

Hang on. First off, I thought that was Sweden, which is my bad. Secondly, I'm suddenly realizing that the Swiss may not need an English class...

<.<; Ok, I guess I'll have to learn Swiss and teach. Science wins this round, but only slightly! I don't wanna learn Swiss. :<

Nevermind, the Swiss speak German and French. I may be ok with this.

Bleh! I feel weird today.

You've caught ghost sickness! D: /hazmat suit

Just speak Amurican. Plenty of "Overseas" and foreign teachers that live in different cultures are quite surprised by how much english is spoken in day to day lives outside the classroom.

Granted it becomes easier to read "Kraft Dinner" or "Big Mac" in french or german in places with french and german text

Zahrah is getting ghostbutted, and she doesn't realize it.

Pretty much what I thought when I read 'ghostbutted' D=

Why can't i find a damn definition for "ghost butting"? I feel like Kawar now.