-I believe (as this is a sort of goodbye) that everybody´s
writing will be so sweet that after reading them you would want to throw up
your brain. In order to prevent that I will try to make my post a little bit
more bearable. We´ll see how it goes. Also I want to apologize for my English
in advance because I´m not a native, eh?

Second important milestone was when I was so kind to invite
Janine for a dinner (because I knew she WAS absolutely incapable of cooking).
But she already had a dinner scheduled with other people. Me – being kind of
desperate (as I needed to get dinner in quite short time to leave for my
training) I had to accept the “invitation” to their dinner. I think that was
the point where I met Laura and Jessica (Sticky).

Well - why not :-D being regular and boring sucks. (I´m pretty much sure that you know a lot about that too, right :-D ? ). (If you don’t believe me that I´m a regular human I can send you some stuff from the psychologist who tested me for me for my extracurricular study :-D – I´m not sure that there was written something like that though).
Firstly – accept people as they are – you can´t change them.
Just think that you met them because there is something you can/have to learn
from them.
Second thing is your intensive stare when you want to
express – “you are too drunk (you aren´t making sense) to speak to me”. Just
try to use words next time :-D . We can take it and next time we might try to
prevent that (by not drinking/improving our English/not speaking to you).
But at the end of the exchange, Janine was perfect. She is
the definition of beauty, she can cook, she is hard working and she is just
about the most perfect bitch. Therefore if there is someone from Janine’s
friends who is reading this stuff and they are considering to go to exchange. I
would definitely recommend them to do that – they might not be able to become
as awesome as Janine did.
In conclusion, meeting Janine was great. She introduced me
to her friends who are also great (freaks). And without them (her) my stay in
Tilburg would be so fucking boring.
This post even though based on truth is sometimes remotely distant
from the stuff that actually happened. People mentioned here are either
unrealistically drunk or unrealistically sober so I do not recommend anyone
recreating above mentioned stuff. Also the post might contain some language not
approved by people using English in regular life (not just among international
students).
She´s so Canadian that maple syrup drips from her mouth when
she speaks, eh.
I will remember you whenever I see a cat I think – so you
did a pretty good job being a cat freak :-D
I hope that you will think of me in a good way when Czech
Republic comes up J.
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They are trustful and polite rednecks
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They have square heads
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A lot of farting (south park – Terrance and
Phillip show)
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Living in wooden houses
On the other hand I was not such an asshole to YOU after all
as I also did some nice stuff for YOU too J
Some stuff I just recalled
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Rushing to her when she fell on the stairs
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Baking her cake with her favourite icing (at
least take on that)
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Biking her home during night when I knew that
the party at her place is over for sure and I had to return to my place on my
own
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Cooking with her during mentor dinner even
though I already cooked twice before
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Seriously wtf – I just realized that I´m too
nice – I should be more mean :-D
Keep on smiling – you are good at that :-P
(Ok my post is too sweet after all – excuse me I´m going to
throw up now - big time )
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