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Hey everyone. I have returned from Italy! A couple of my favorite places:

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Roma (The Colosseum)

Trevi Fountain

Vatican City

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Pompeii

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Venezia (Gondola ride with some friends)

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Firenze

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Siena (a really, really, cool place)

Some other pretty pix:
Casserta
Venice
Siena
 
^ Great pics! How long were you there? Italy looks just as lovely as I remember it. Where else looks as lovely in the winter as the summer?
 
Not to sound creepy, but I know where you live :evil: My grandfather took me there dozens of times to feed the ducks when I was a tyke.


Don't be a stranger then :p .
I'm actually in the area every now and then (especially seeing as my grandparents live in Häggvik and my cousin in Norrviken), and it isn't actually that hard for me to take the train out seeing as I'm studying down in Hammarby Sjöstad. It's just that time is not something I have a terrible lot of during this education, not to mention that I'm pretty crap with this memory thing ^^;
 
Hey, kids! How is everyone?! :)

I've got lots of pics to post. Since it would appear that I haven't posted on the board since Boxing Day, here's a picture of me from that day. This is at some party I went to back home in Ottawa.

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While I was at home, I found a flatbed scanner at a thrift store for $10. I couldn't believe that it would work, but I bought it anyway, and it turns out that it actually does! The most exciting part is that it has a negative adapter. I haven't completely figured it out yet, and it took fucking forever to get the thing to work (HP software sucks -- I had to manually goof around with the registry), but I'll post some of those soon. For now, here's some good old fashioned print scans. I used some old family photos to test out the thing at my mom's.

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Those two are of my mom and I. I'm not really sure how old I am in either of those. It looks like my hair is still blond in the first!

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On the other hand, I know for sure that I'm 12 years old in this one. This is from some ceremony where I was receiving that metal braid. The picture was for the local paper, but I don't remember if they used it or not. What I do remember is that everyone was telling me to look at the camera and I couldn't tell where it was at first, which is why I look pissed off and embarrassed. :lol: Anyway, the funny thing is that, 13 years later, that Boy Scout uniform shirt still fits me. In fact, I wore it just this Saturday...

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You gotta wonder what happened to that sweet looking kid. :D

Here's a neat thing. A couple of weeks ago, a friend of mine asked me if he could use a picture I took of him on a poster for his band's show. This is the final result...

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I'm certainly no professional, so it's pretty cool to know that a picture I took got plastered all over the city! This is the original.

Lastly, for no reason whatsoever, here's a scan of my driver's license -- featuring cool embossed signature!

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:D
 
Welcome back. Thrift stores are fabulous. I once found a very old battered Cartier watch in a sleepy little town.
 
Welcome back. Thrift stores are fabulous. I once found a very old battered Cartier watch in a sleepy little town.

Windy! It's lovely to see you. How're you doing, girl?

Hey, kids! How is everyone?! :)


:D

It's YOU! :eek: :mad: :angryrazz:

:D

So I just did a username search to see if anybody mentioned me while I was gone, and this came up...

I don't if "the youth" do this in America, but the current fashion trend in Britain of wearing really skinny jeans, pointy shoes, shit haircut, and basically just copying your whole look from some goon in a crap band like Kaiser Cheifs

You just described Hipsters. It's really an American thing but they've spread over here too. Those jeans they're wearing were probably bought from the women's section.

Which reminds me, where is Philo these days ?

I didn't want to bump such an old thread, but my response would have been, "sitting here, wearing my skinny jeans and "brainy specs", and listening to Van Morrison". :D

Oh, and apparently I'm the new Doctor Who. Someone could have told me. :vulcan:
 
^ Nice. "Jack's Path"? :lol:

I didn't want to bump such an old thread, but my response would have been, "sitting here, wearing my skinny jeans and "brainy specs", and listening to Van Morrison". :D

H-I-P-S-T-E-R!!! :p

I figured you'd like that. :D

Oh, and apparently I'm the new Doctor Who. Someone could have told me. :vulcan:
I knew it!!!! :lol:

If only I could convince the BBC. They won't return my calls. :(

If I tried to fit into my childhood clothes, it would be a disaster! Your shirt looks better on you now, amazingly enough.

Truth be told, it was probably a little too big on me when I was a kid. The arms are also about three inches too short now. ;)
 
^ Nice. "Jack's Path"? :lol:

Yep. :D That sign has been there for ages in the village, not sure what it's about though.

Edit: just popped downstairs and asked my parents. It's there as a little memorial to someone who lived in the village and presumably contributed towards gardening in and around the churchyard.
 
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