It is impossible ...

[CFHollister]

Oh brad... perfectly normal. When I first got my En Concert I watched it about 3 times a day (usually in a row) for the first three days I had it (and those were working days for me). Though that phase has subsided a bit. Still, I can't help but start to feel a little bit sad whenever makes it into her pink sports bra and (cute as frickin' hell!) overalls 'cause on an even subconscience level I know its almost over, esp. when ACC starts... I find it to be borderline depressing and the only reasonable cure is to start the thing over
"Alizée [clap, clap, clap], Alizée [clap, clap, clap], Alizée [clap, clap, clap] Ouais!"

Originally Posted by Drake498

^ok i get that then... where are you guys meeting?

The local pub

[Alizee_is_Scottish!]

Originally Posted by brad

So I put the Concert DVD in to encode one video for the website, and I end up watching the whole damn thing ... I hear those drums at the beginning and it is like a drug, impossible to skip forward and miss anything.

It is getting close to the end, and the only thing I can think of is watching it again. This isn't normal .............

Luckily my pc has been dead for the last few days.

Lucky because I had an exam on military theory (of which I was clueless).

Still managed to mention that 'Napoleon was born in Ajaccio, Corsica - the birthplace of Alizee........". Will cost a few percentage points when the marker looks it up, but hey ho..........

What's the number for Alizee anonymous again????

[OGRE]

Originally Posted by Alizee_is_Scottish!

Still managed to mention that 'Napoleon was born in Ajaccio, Corsica - the birthplace of Alizee........". Will cost a few percentage points when the marker looks it up, but hey ho..........

If I were marking it up, I would deduct one point for punctuation; é vs e.

And if you had mentioned Tempête, you would have received 10 bonus points.

[Alizee_is_Scottish!]

Originally Posted by OGRE

If I were marking it up, I would deduct one point for punctuation; é vs e.

Sadly did German at school. Lack of French / computer knowledge means 'the little mark' above the 'e' is going to remain missing off my posts.

Although I do scribble it on the screen in ink, so as not to appear rude.

And have also ordered the concert dvd!

[Deepwaters]

Originally Posted by Alizee_is_Scottish!

Sadly did German at school.

So did I. Interestingly, I recently saw a production of the Moi . . . Lolita video with German subtitles and found I could still read/understand them, even though it's been years since I last studied that language and I don't consider myself fluent. "Habst du zwei hundert Franken?"

Lack of French / computer knowledge means 'the little mark' above the 'e' is going to remain missing off my posts.

Re la français, I predict you will soon find yourself studying it, and re computer knowledge, I recommend this web site:

http://www.starr.net/is/type/altnum.htm

[Alizee_is_Scottish!]

Originally Posted by Deepwaters

"Habst du zwei hundert Franken?"

I'm Scottish, nobody gets my cash!

I think my German would be as poor as my (non-existent) French nowadays.

Quick punch at various buttons and I figured it: ééééééééééééé

Alizée_is_Scottish!