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posted by Ksam @ 6:25 PM
Totally Frenched Out
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9 Comments:
One would do! Enjoy. Eat cheddar cheese and Indian food. Buy books. Go to a show!
a British foreign exchange student got hit by a car and killed at my university when I was in first year because she looked the wrong way before crossing the street. I think painting instructions on the ashphalt is very socially responsible :)
ha! sounds like fun.
I'll keep a look out for you :-)
Australia? ... no, India? ummm ... hmm where could you be! ;-)
I was so messed up when I came back to France after a week in England because I'd really forced myself to look right, and then I had to forget it all!
India! You are in India :).
I remember the first times in London, always looking everywhere before crossing the road, even after reading the information on the ground!! good times
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I remember the first times in London, always looking everywhere before crossing the road, even after reading the information on the ground!! good times
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