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Easy grammar, so many words, everybody speaks it around the world, just unavoidable to speak some if you are going to travel in a country whose language you cannot speak.
It’s also the best way to communicate all over the internet, to know new friends, writing a blog. This kind of stuff.
Muffin87's Life List
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1. smoke more weed
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2. want to speak english like a native
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3. make proper use of the english subjunctive form
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4. speak with a british accent
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5. be more articulated
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6. Take more pictures
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7. Do some Mac programming
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8. get a driving license
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9. Graduate from university
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10. speak japanese fluently
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11. defrag my computer
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12. Eat better
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13. live to see the cure for AIDs
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14. cure my insomnia
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15. Never stop learning
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16. To live instead of exist
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17. Read more books
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18. wake up when my alarm clock goes off
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19. stop procrastinating
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20. make art
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21. blog more
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22. write a novel
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23. tidy my room
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24. read the Tale of Genji
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25. buy an iphone
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26. live in london
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27. live in tokyo
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28. pass the JLPT 2 test
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29. Learn Flash
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30. Build a Flash-based blog
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31. clean my room
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32. get a nose job
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33. get laser hair removal
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34. write a story
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35. have blue eyes
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36. be happy with myself
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37. sleep without sleeping pills
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38. be really thin
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39. Learn Aperture
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40. learn illustrator
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41. learn photoshop
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42. Fall in love
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Recent entries
Maybe it’s just that I’ve been living here my whole life so far and I’m Italian myself. But I don’t like Milan that much. Milan is without doubt the most livable city in Italy, but that doesn’t make it worth living here… Maybe if you are learning Italian, studying fashion or something like that.
Milan’s weather is horrible, people are unpolite, prices are always the highest in Italy.
Also “La Milano da Bere” (Milan by night) isn’t that good as it is believed to be abroad.
Sforzesco Castle and the Duomo are the only two things I love staying in Milan, cities like London, Tokyo or New York are far more stimulant from any point of view.
Maybe I didn’t take the right side of it, or simply expected to feel like something else. But as far as it concerns my experiences, one night stands are to be avoided.
They are some kind of emptying, sometimes they lack humanity.
Maybe it’s just me being not mature enough to enjoy it. I don’t know.
