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I tried kind of...

It's so funny how the least intelligent people are the ones with the triggers. Oy vey.
But I was hoping to lighten your mood. When I have nothing intelligent to say, I opt for comic relief (:

Hey London, just saying hi and wishing you well!
I wouldn't worry about North Korea, I think... Their country can't really handle a war,I think-They would need too much foreign assistance from China and stuff...
I hope Korea is treating you well >_<; and that you're doing better, hehe..

awh...i haven't even talked to you and i feel sad. hha.
i wish you the best of luck and keep your hard devotion to your studies.
i'll shoot you a friend request...

~britt~

eeh when will you be online ? heinoir@live.com

i did

heyya! eeh you know korean ? lucky ! i just speak japanese. you're korean or japanese ?

O.O damn you move to Korea just as I find someone who most likely might be willing to help you practice with Japanese *squints at you then sighs palm faceing* lol =] good luck in all that you do glad summer is on it's way.

ya, its a really good picture..

No,not really. Sounds like a dumb question. Sorry DX D:

Oh, I know you're American. :) But if you can make it at any higher educational level in the East, you've got brains.

Oh,is it fun?

Good. Just alot going on but it's the whole world. Where are you?Yes,I know it's so random.

I love making new friends. You don't want to be mines?

Oh okay just making sure. I read it fast. Can we be friends? If you want to get to know me first just look at my journal the very first one which is "About Me".

Your welcome. It's the truth. No need to thank me. Are you going to stay on Mibba and just be away for awhile?

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Well, god, I hope things pick up for you, man... At least you get to do them in Japan where you can actually understand some stuff than in Korea ):

Yeah. We bought this blue flower tea set. It was really cool!

Oh cool. You learn something new everyday. :-)

Oh I see. Your saving your yen?? Is that what the money in Korea is called. I know that's what it is called in Japan. I loved going to 100 yen stores with Marie. We found the neatest things.