@galich - Congratulations ! ^ . ^ Hope you have fun in the course you wanted!

@Galich
That's cool. congrats! Welcome to uni life!

Just wondering if it is hard for you to learn Russian. Our language is quite similar to Thai. Learning Thai is kind of easy for us. I had tried learning it for one week from my older sis. As a result, when I was visiting Thailand last time, I could understand what Thai people were talking to me.

I have been here, austria, for a few years, and I really have never seen those insects even once. I thought it's the same for all european countries as well.

@Anon99
I've never seen those insects/lizards here in austria. My cousin who live in france said she really rarely saw cockroaches, and she said their sizes never passed 0.5x1cm. She was surprised seeing a cockroach when visiting asia because asian cockroach size is around 1x2cm. I don't even know if the thing she saw was a cockroach though.

Having house lizards in your house is good thing as they eat mosquito, cockroaches, and other smaller insects. Tokay, another kind of lizards, live in houses as well. There are two of them in my house in southeast asia. The big one is about 2x15cm. Their daily work is to make really loud croaks.

@Blackkitty
Were you talking about house lizards? I don't think "cute" is the right word though. I personally find them really annoying. Have they no shame at all showing themselves in girls bathroom pretty often? :D

It rains like 24/7 here. I don't like rain.

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@Chocolate never mind xD

Nuuuuuu, always mind =.= Explain to my feeble miinndd ;_;

Congrats Galich :o

@Galich Congrats! :D

Nuuuuuu, always mind =.= Explain to my feeble miinndd ;_;

Chocolate you seek drama again? xD

@oliver whyy? the ones here are tiny, cute, and not the dirty voyeurs xD well, they are more of stray little lizards, who happened to go through the open door and slip in. Last year I had such a visitor, a baby lizard, similar to this: http://rnhm.org/img/photo/a5c8f-ivailovgrad93.jpg
I chased after it everywhere, but wasn't able to catch it. Finally the cat came and said her final word on the matter...
I'm envious of these lizards of yours(because of the rain xD)
I believe the big fatty cockroaches live everywhere, I remember long ago, when I was in high school, sometimes these gross bastards just popped up out of nowhere and the boys kicked them around, trying to play football with them...

People talking about drama all the time but I never see any drama :(

Also congratulations, galich

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well, I had my popcorn ready...

Nuuuuuu, always mind =.= Explain to my feeble miinndd ;_;

Chocolate you seek drama again? xD

Who me? D:

I'm just a simpleton asking for an explanation ;_;

Nuuuuuu, always mind =.= Explain to my feeble miinndd ;_;

Chocolate you seek drama again? xD

Who me? D:

I'm just a simpleton asking for an explanation ;_;

And I, for one, support ChocolateCakeLover's drama.. Don't worry ChocolateCakeLover, I got you covered.

Thanks everyone! I'll just wait till I sober up for more posts, too drunk with vodk- happiness to write a comprehensive message. Hugs everyone in an overly excited manner

@Blackkitty Hugs twice to thank for the hug

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@oliver Well.. There are three groups of Slavic languages: East Slavic (Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian), Western Slavic (Polish, Slovakian, Czech) and Southern (Serbian, Serbo-Croatian, Bulgarian, Bosnian). My home language is western Slavic; all of languages from that group use latin alphabet (plus we're not orthodox, but catholic), while eastern ones all use the cyrillic script. Southern is not my niche, so I'll just leave it out for now.

Czech and Slovakian are mutually intelligible, Polish and Slovakian/Czech only partly. Enough to roughtly understand, not enough to not have it sound hilarious for the other side.

Coming back to Russian and Polish. We use a different script, but manyy grammatical structures and some words are borrowed from each other due to the same ancestor of similar heritage of Old Slavic language (from around the 9th century) plus a long history of fighting and bordering each other.

How to compare those two? I guess that Spanish and Portugese would be a decent example. Many foreigners confuse these two (I don't blame them), they sound similar to some extend and you may know a few words in the other language, but it's more of a cultural thing from the Iron Curtain.

alright, i lied about that part of not posting while drunk :X

EDIT: I'm completly sober now, rewrote this message to it actually makes sense.

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@Gengar It's like you want to see drama... >:}

@Galich One notable difference between humans and animals is that that animals don't have a sense of (time) displacement. Well, I mean this in a linguistic sense as it is actually talked about in anthropology. Humans are "special" in the aspect of communication. We can refer to the past, present, future, and other places. Animal communication is soley based in the here and now.

Also, SUPER CONGRATS ON GETTING INTO UNI!!!I hope you don't plan on sleeping ever again~

@Anon99 Yes, it's because you enjoy One-Piece that I believe "quirky" fits you. Muwahahah~

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@Chocolate if I'm not your boss... and what would I do without your..
drama?

DERP, I know what you were referring to now >_>

You'd live off Galich's drama, apparently he won ;_;

@Alvis Thanks! Well, I am addicted to caffeine, which I doesn't really will help~~
@ChocolateCakeLover Admitting that you've lost and then making more drama... sneaky~~

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Good evening everyone! Just did well for a presentation today so I am pretty happy lol ^ . ^

Hows everyone's day going?

@RinaGood job!^^ you worked hard for it :) People here are studious^^

@Chocolate so you wanted drama from me, maybe you are lucky^^ it seems I've failed my exam for 2 points, how is that xD... to bad I hate vodka xD

@ChocolateCakeLover Admitting that you've lost and then making more drama... sneaky~~

Ah, but I didn't, I said apparently :P

@RinaGood job!^^ you worked hard for it :) People here are studious^^

@Chocolate so you wanted drama from me, maybe you are lucky^^ it seems I've failed my exam for 2 points, how is that xD... to bad I hate vodka xD

Don't worry, I balance the studious out. I'm the literal wort student ever D:

Nooooo D: rip your exam ;_; Tequila is better ;_;

@ Blackkitty

That sucks big time... I'm really sorry! Can you retake the exam?

@Rina Hello! Trying to catch up on my sleeping schedule, those 2 months have done weird things to my sleeping hours. Also, doing the most stressful thing ever - filling out paperwork for the uni; cannot make a single typo in those ID numbers and what-not.

Congrats!

@Blackkitty Damn :( That sucks big time indeed.. I hope that you can retake your exam soon.

@ChocolateCakeLover it's all about those virgin screwdrivers V: and either mojitos, fruit flavoured vodka, cyder or especially advocaat. What can I say, I'm from Central-Eastern Europe :X

Dynasty is no longer a yuri scanlator reader site, it's repurposed as a alcohol beverage forum. Thanks to everyone who's contributed.

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Tequila, Stella and Whisky are better than all those things D:<

No, if you think that anything can beat advocaat, then you're a highly misguided individual.

Anon99, Galich thanks :) yes, in six months I guess. anyway, there are far worse things that could happen to someone^^ now I just have some food for thought and a couple of bottles with wine in the cellar xD

@Chocolate we both balance the studious out xD

aren't you at least a bit concerned that there could be minors on the yuri reader site xD

@Chocolate we both balance the studious out xD

aren't you at least a bit concerned that there could be minors on the yuri reader site xD

Nah I think Thatcher ruined mining for everyone? :P

I handed my history controlled assessment half a term after it was due without doing any of the reading, so honestly I think I over compensate for studiousness :o

@Blackkitty That's a good point, thanks for a reminder. Remember kids: if you want to drink alcohol but you're not yet allowed to legally, always go with the good stuff. Cheap wine is a no-no.

When I was 16, my parents have always told me that if I have to get drunk, better do it at home so I don't get kidnapped or beaten up. I guess it's worked pretty well, since you cannot really stop a teenager from drinking, doesn't matter how much you control them. To this day I don't like drinking all that much.

Well, don't torture yourself over that too much. We just have to deal with what we're given. Relax, have a few glasses of wine and just don't overthink it. You can make it, if not this time, then there's the next one.

When I was 16, my parents have always told me that if I have to get drunk, better do it at home so I don't get kidnapped or beaten up. I guess it's worked pretty well, since you cannot really stop a teenager from drinking, doesn't matter how much you control them. To this day I don't like drinking all that much.

Same except it was my uncle when I was 13.

Maybe you'd like drinking more if your favourite drink didn't sound like an avocado :P

Avocados are nice =(

Had the same thing with smoking, but it's worked less than ideal. Oh well, we can't all be winners.

There are chocolate flavoured advocaats, I strongly suggest you give those.. a shot.

drunkard.