Dannyboy-the-Dane

A month-long trip to the US in July might prove problematic for my attendance, but so far I appear to be available on the most popular date!

Yeah. Coffee. It's the first time meeting her, it'll have to be damn good coffee if anything's going to happen that day! :p Oh, yeah, of course. It just sounds weird saying "Hey, wanna go out for coffee or tea or cocoa or water or ..." Thinking back, that's actually not too far from what I wrote. Oh, well, it worked. Well, it's a commonly held belief that once you're in a relationship, you suddenly become much more romantically popular. Whether it's purely a mental confidence thing or there are some pheromones involved or it's complete bullcrap, I have no idea.

Arranged to meet one of the girls I've been chatting to for coffee the week after the next. Well, she might be having coffee, I never learned to like the stuff.

I can't seem to find anything useful to contribute. Hugs to everyone!

Well, I at least liked the casting in those. I'm really not seeing the F4 in these people ... though I shan't judge them ahead of time.

Nothing mjaor, but my hometown just won the title of "Europe's Best Big-Time Small Destinations 2014". Source.

That was thoroughly unpleasant to watch. Great job!

"Places."...

Intriguing.

Sorry for the lateness! Happy birthday, Ashley!

English > Danish hello > goddag (literally "goodday"), hej ("hi", pronounced the same way) red > rød house > hus game > spil road > vej tie > slips shelf > reol (the entire bookshelf), hylde (the part on which a single row of books stands) to look > at se, kigge to go > at gå (to physically walk), rejse (to travel) wall > væg "What will you order?" > "Hvad ønsker De at bestille?" ("What do you wish to order?") "The check, please." > "Må jeg bede om regningen, tak?" ("May I ask for the check, please?") "Could you tell me how to get to [place]?" > "Kunne De fortælle mig vejen til [sted]?" ("Could you tell me the way to [place]?") (I've posted the most common phrases and then translated them. "De" is the more formal pronoun when addressing people, but "du/I" (singular/plural) is more common nowadays.)

A slightly belated happy birthday!

Indeed, I was going to post this, as well as this: (There's a transcript here.)

My apologies for this much belated happy birthday wish. I hope you had a great day, Eenuh.

Sometimes even when you're close friends with somebody of your own sex.

I was thinking of getting my girlfriend a new glove this year.

Also, it was everything affected by the Angels that was off-limits, so that would include Rory and Amy's life in New York.

Brilliant as always. Still my favourite series of yours!

That truly comes as a shock. What are people's thoughts as to the cause?

You look fucking suave in your little morning robe.

Oh, I know; could also be they're just shy themselves. What bothers me is how the conversations don't seem to flow; as I said, they sort of fizzle out. I dunno ... while I normally consider myself good at conversations, it might be that the nature of the situation is messing with me somewhat. Right, I refuse to give up that easily! I'd decided I was going to be more confident and assertive, and I'll be damned if I'm going to go back on that decision!

Yeah, I was gonna say, Mrs K sounds like she's quite the drama queen. --- On the topic of the two girls I've been chatting to, the conversations seem to keep fizzling out. I've tried a couple of times to start them up again, but it seems to keep happening. They both have yet to initiate conversations again themselves. I'm not really sure what to think; the pessimistic side of me is saying none of them are that interested and that I should just forget about it while the optimistic side is scoffing at the idea of thinking that lowly of myself and giving up that easily.

I passed my BA project!

I'm still pondering how you accidentally shave off a beard ...

Never stop being fabulous, @Animal.