dont know what to say...dont even know why i still keep writing here..what for?...who for?...me?!?...oh, no, i dont need all this...by the way, brittany taught me a great song on friday!...heres how it goes:
"I'm a bastard, i know, and it's true
Yes, i'm a bastard, i know, i't's true
Sucks to be yoooooouuuuuuu tu-du-du-du...
Sucks to be you..."
(Repeat througout the song)
...what a deep meaning lies in these lines!...simply brilliant!...
and, oh!...heres another little story about friday the 13th...(last friday that is)...well...its not actually a "story"-story...just a narration about our little adventures (which we never cease to have

)..theres actually not much to tell...(guess its because of the amount of vodka being drunk before that)...but one of the funniest moments i remember was when we were having a dinner (cooked by half-sober caroline and mads in the same condition as hers) at brittany's place together with her host dad, and me and caroline (especially caroline!) were teaching him some russian and german swear words...no, no! it was not our idea!..he asked us to

...it turned out that he even knew some of the russian poetry:p...and after the dinner we decided to go to caroline's place all of a sudden...which is situated about 4-5 km (!!!) away from brittany's house...but that, of course, didnt matter for us (nothing can stop us now, la-la-la-la...)...there was pitch-black darkness outside and, considering the fact that brittany and caroline both live in the countyside, there were absolutely no street-lamps, we almost literally had to grope our way...it was fun...and fucking creepy like hell!!...especially, when a couple of cars suddenly appeared from a turn and blinded us with their sun-bright headlights...it felt like we were three alices in wonder/nightmare-land...all those giant, gloomy trees along the roadsides, impending over our heads...dark and endless fields around us...the moon and the stars in the distant sky above us...and friday the 13th!!!...we were full of excitement, fear and trembling...it was unforgettable!...