Stingray 9,441 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 What was the thing about that belgian girl that exited you the most? Also, do you still have contact? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Barbara 15,149 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 1) No, I didn't. You should say it more often so I don't forget In all seriousness, you're too awesome for words. The most amazing guy I've ever met on the internet.6) We will.Excited. Can't wait.7) It was a gradual process. My friends had started to watch the Premier League and so did I to be able to talk to them about it. And I don't know exactly what caught my attention first but I just started to like a certain blue team a lot, I liked their jersey, their badge with its lion, their players and I gradually became more and more emotionally invested in that team. The moment that team lost a certain final match in the UCL and I became sad and angry as fuck was the moment I realized definitely that I had became a fan, even if I had been watching them for some years already. I've probably been from the very beginning though.Such a cute story!!!!! You gained more cookie points.9) Euhm... this is complicated. It's like... I prefer the butt, but I could accept a small butt, however, I can't accept a flat chest or really, really small boobs. The woman would be looking like a boy, ugh. But once the minimum threshold has been achieved, butt all the way.Oh, *I* gained cookie points then. much more than a minimum threshold and a big ass. woo hoo me!11) She enters the place and sits down. I'm talking loudly to my brother in the public phone giving him advices about his girlfriend. Then I hang up and go sit next to her. She makes a remark about my conversation and we go from there. HAHAHAHA. No, seriously - what I'd like more than anything is just to be able to connect to the person effortlessly. The rest is meaningless. If we're able to make a conversation about interesting stuff flow, if we challenge each other intellectually on top of being mutually physically attracted, that's the most interesting aspect no matter where we are or any other circumstances.You're so perf!!!!!!! Good thing that I love you, otherwise I would fall in love with you 13) I've swum naked at the beach at 3:00 A.M to impress a girl. I did other crazy stuff but this was one of the most recent. I'll probably still do a lot of other silly stuff in my life.You told me that a couple of times actually. I wasn't kidding when I said I could answer some of the questions in your behalf and get them right.20) I don't think so, that's my place and I'm selfish So you're saying I can have your bed? :eyebrows: 21) You're the best, Di.I'll answer in the quote box, so it's easier. I'll use yellow and bold to make it easier for you to read Once I have more question to which I don't already know the answer and that I'd like to know, I'll come with more. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dion 2,476 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 I'm too lazy to read Barbara's questions so I hope she hasn't asked any of these:1) Do you play any sport?2) What sports to do you follow other than football3) Do you read a lot of books? Do you like reading more in English or Portuguese?4) Favorite video game console?5) Favorite video game(s)?6) Favorite staff member? (answer very carefully... )7) How do you like to spend your free time?8) How many people have you fell in love with in your life?9) Favorite food?10) I've ran out of questions but for some reason it looks odd if I stop at 9 1) I can play football, volleyball, basketball, tennis and table tennis. And chess if you consider it a sport. Oh, and I used to play this variation of cricket when I was a child. From all of those I'm probably better at table tennis followed by football and tennis. I used to have a table at home and I would play endlessly. Sometimes my friends would come to sleep over and we would start playing at afternoon or at night and would go until the next day morning.2) I used to follow tennis when I played regularly. And F1 when the brazilians in it didn't suck.3) I prefer reading in portuguese if I'm being honest. The words don't have the same effect as in your mother tongue imo. There's more of an emotional closeness if I read stuff in portuguese. Example: hatred/grudge are the equivalent of the portuguese word "ódio" but I can just feel the emotion better if I read it in portuguese. Even though I know what hatred and grudge means it doesn't strike me as much as in portuguese. I don't know how to explain it better.4) N64 5) The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Best game ever.6) You! don't ban me Alex. But others are awesome in their own ways too. I consider Spike and Rmpr good friends of mine. There are also Alex and Jason, people who seem to be here all the time since forever, and I've been noticing Special Juan and Fullham Broadway are very good staff members too. There are still Shonex and others but I don't see them posting too often.7) Watching movies, watching football, playing games, playing football, going to restaurants, hanging with friends, reading talkchelsea.8) Maybe three? Love is such a strong word.9) Barbecue, lasagna... some brazilian dishes like feijoada, feijão tropeiro, tutu de feijão, tacacá, tapioca, açaí. I also absolutely love "farofa" - manioc flour fried in butter.10) Indeed, HAHAHA.ps: I had to edit my post because it had more emoticons than the forum allows! LMAO. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dion 2,476 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 You have mucho tattoos?I don't have any tattoo. I've had a regular earring and two on the upper side of my ear though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dion 2,476 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 What was the thing about that belgian girl that exited you the most? Also, do you still have contact?It's hard to single out one thing. I could probably write an entire book about every little awesome thing she did and about every little reason why she was incredible. I just liked everything about her. I thought she was smart, she was funny, she was pretty and she just had this energy... I don't know how to explain it. Being around her was the best thing ever, intoxicating even. Whenever we met we would just smile for like 15 minutes straight for no reason at all. She also had this artistic side which I found fascinating, she liked drawing and showed me her drawing notebook. I took her to an art expo and she would analyze the pictures and I would go I suck so bad at arts. She also had an eye for landscapes, she would always notice beautiful stuff when we were going out, she was something else.In addition to everything I couldn't figure her out, I couldn't completely understand her motivations for the things she did which also would drag me into her as the curious person I am. She was kinda mysterious to me. After all this time I still don't understand what was going on.We speak less and less these days and when we do is mostly small talk. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CHOULO19 24,332 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 3) I prefer reading in portuguese if I'm being honest. The words don't have the same effect as in your main tongue imo. There's more of an emotional closeness if I read stuff in portuguese. Example: hatred/grudge are the equivalent of the portuguese word "ódio" but I can just feel the emotion better if I read it in portuguese. Even though I know what hatred and grudge means it doesn't strike me as much as in portuguese. I don't know how to explain it better. I think it depends on which language you're comfortable and used to reading in. For example, I never read in Arabic. I read newspapers and articles in Arabic, but very very rarely books. I don't feel comfortable reading books in Arabic. It's just not as enjoyable. 7) Watching movies, watching football, playing games, playing football, going to restaurants, hanging with friends, reading talkchelsea. Do you go to other forums? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dion 2,476 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 I think it depends on which language you're comfortable and used to reading in. For example, I never read in Arabic. I read newspapers and articles in Arabic, but very very rarely books. I don't feel comfortable reading books in Arabic. It's just not as enjoyable.Do you go to other forums? I always thought it was about the emotional baggage, which I think is related to what you're talking about. If I read more books in English and as a result start associating the words to the emotions increasingly, someday it will become natural. The only books I've ever read in English were the two last Harry Potter books because I couldn't wait for the Brazilian translation. I'll probably read the next books of A Song of Ice and Fire and The Kingkiller Chronicle in English too.I don't go to other forums, but I used to a few year ago. It was a forum for the fans of the 4 biggest teams in São Paulo. The banter there was unreal, fun as hell. It would be like if we shared a forum with Spurs and Arsenal, imagine how crazy that would be. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Barbara 15,149 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 I always thought it was about the emotional baggage, which I think is related to what you're talking about. If I read more books in English and as a result start associating the words to the emotions increasingly, someday it will become natural.I don't go to other forums, I used to a few year ago. It was a forum for the fans of the 4 biggest teams in São Paulo. The banter there was unreal, fun as hell. It would be like if we shared a forum with Spurs and Arsenal, imagine how crazy that would be.oh, link me to that forum? Do you know a similar one for futebol carioca?I can only read in English. I can't read in Portuguese at all. I grasp emotions much better in the English language than in Portuguese.I want to ask more questions, but I only have inappropriate ones, so I'm holding back for now Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CHOULO19 24,332 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 I always thought it was about the emotional baggage, which I think is related to what you're talking about. If I read more books in English and as a result start associating the words to the emotions increasingly, someday it will become natural. The only books I've ever read in English were the two last Harry Potter books because I couldn't wait for the Brazilian translation. I'll probably read the next books of A Song of Ice and Fire and The Kingkiller Chronicle in English too.I don't go to other forums, but I used to a few year ago. It was a forum for the fans of the 4 biggest teams in São Paulo. The banter there was unreal, fun as hell. It would be like if we shared a forum with Spurs and Arsenal, imagine how crazy that would be.Exactly that. What words in what language your brain associates with the meanings with. Which also affects which language you 'think' in. So, I also think in English. Even when speaking in Arabic, I often think of the sentence in English first then translate to Arabic. And yes, that is as weird and awkward as it sounds! PS: That sounds like a great idea for a forum. As long as there are no Liverpool fans, of course! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Spike 12,049 Posted August 25, 2014 Author Share Posted August 25, 2014 Who is the ugliest player in the English league? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dion 2,476 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 Exactly that. What words in what language your brain associates with the meanings with. Which also affects which language you 'think' in. So, I also think in English. Even when speaking in Arabic, I often think of the sentence in English first then translate to Arabic. And yes, that is as weird and awkward as it sounds! PS: That sounds like a great idea for a forum. As long as there are no Liverpool fans, of course! I'll often think in English. Sometimes I'll think about a word in English and forget its equivalent in Portuguese when talking to people in Portuguese. I'm not saying I turn into a sociopath when I read and speak in English, the connection is simply stronger in Portuguese. I was still devastated when Dobby sacrificed himself to save Harry :< Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Spike 12,049 Posted August 25, 2014 Author Share Posted August 25, 2014 I'll often think in English. Sometimes I'll think about a word in English and forget its equivalent in Portuguese when talking to people in Portuguese. I'm not saying I turn into a sociopath when I read and speak in English, the connection is simply stronger in Portuguese. I was still devastated when Dobby sacrificed himself to save Harry :<It's a science fact that people are more sincere and truthful in their second langauges. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dion 2,476 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 It's a science fact that people are more sincere and truthful in their second langauges.Is it? Is it because lying takes a heavier mental process just so as does speaking a second language? The effort would be such that one would feel discouraged to lie, or that would be my hunch anyways. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dion 2,476 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 Who is the ugliest player in the English league?Not sure... I always thought Lescott and Tevez (when he was here) looked hideous. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sidzeret 2,257 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 What do you study?Why are Brazilian girls so hot ? There must be something in the water there. Your taste in music and booze?Did a girl ever break your heart? Best thing you like about Brazil apart from all the football and women?Do you think you can get Barbara drunk on your date and make her do the drunk version of the bunny dance? Do you take the Ice bucket challenge? What is your honest opinion on the Ice Bucket Challenges? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Barbara 15,149 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 What do you study?Why are Brazilian girls so hot ? There must be something in the water there.Your taste in music and booze?Did a girl ever break your heart?Best thing you like about Brazil apart from all the football and women?Do you think you can get Barbara drunk on your date and make her do the drunk version of the bunny dance? Do you take the Ice bucket challenge? What is your honest opinion on the Ice Bucket Challenges?He doesn't need to get me drunk. I trust him enough to say I'd do anything he asks me, whatever my sobriety or sanity state might be. It doesn't mean I'll record it. He'd have his privileges of being the only witness to whatever he might ask.Not particularly. Except by my mom. She pretty much complains about everything about me when I come to visit her, the way I dress, the way my hair looks or its length, the amount of times I drink water, the way I smell, the amount of times I brush my teeth, if I'm dating someone she complains about her etc.1- It depends, where are we going in our first date? If we're going grab a "lanche" (snack) where you went to eat a few days ago I'll go casually (t-shirt and jeans) and so will you. The only thing I insist on is that you must display a ponytail.Forgot to acknowledge this... almost all times I wear a ponytail (which isn't that common) it reminds me of you. Next time we use our cameras on skype I'll make sure to sport one. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sidzeret 2,257 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 He doesn't need to get me drunk. I trust him enough to say I'd do anything he asks me, whatever my sobriety or sanity state might be. It doesn't mean I'll record it. He'd have his privileges of being the only witness to whatever he might ask. Sorry if I offended you in any way. I used the and all. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dion 2,476 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 What do you study?Why are Brazilian girls so hot ? There must be something in the water there.Your taste in music and booze?Did a girl ever break your heart?Best thing you like about Brazil apart from all the football and women?Do you think you can get Barbara drunk on your date and make her do the drunk version of the bunny dance? Do you take the Ice bucket challenge? What is your honest opinion on the Ice Bucket Challenges?1) Law. It mostly sucks, but a few subjects are interesting.2) I guess there are hot girls everywhere. I'm not sure we have it more than anyone else. Maybe if you're really into butts we could have an advantage 3) Taste-wise I'd say beer. If I just wanted to get drunk really fast, cachaça or vodka. Music? Mostly rock - pop rock, alternative rock, indie rock, progressive rock, hard rock... any rock really. I also absolutely love MPB (Brazilian Popular Music), which is a derivative of Bossa Nova, it's the best thing ever. I enjoy reggae too.4) Yes.5) The people. It's the thing I like the most and the one I dislike the most at the same time. I like how outgoing and relaxed, how welcoming, friendly and compassionate about other individuals we can be, even to strangers. At the same time brazilian people also have their downsides but that's for another question. I have a love and hate relationship with my culture.6) Challenge accepted.7) If I would take? I think so. Do you want me to do it, record and upload it here? I will if the people I nominate will do the same. My opinion about it is that its purpose has been deviated. But maybe it was for the best, one could say that a lot of these people participating didn't or won't donate anything, however the social phenomena that it has become has probably spread the campaign further than it would ever have otherwise. Hence reaching a broader spectrum of people who may or may not donate after seeing those videos. If only the people who intended to donate had done it maybe it wouldn't have become this big of a thing, maybe it has got more donations this way after all. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Barbara 15,149 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 Sorry if I offended you in any way. I used the and all. maybe I didn't word it well, I just meant I'm all his. Whatever he asks my answer to him is yes but I won't record it just in case, hahahaha you never know what he might ask. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sidzeret 2,257 Posted August 25, 2014 Share Posted August 25, 2014 7) If I would take? I think so. Do you want me to do it, record and upload it here? I will if the people I nominate will do the same. My opinion about it is that its purpose has been deviated. But maybe it was for the best, one could say that a lot of these people participating didn't or won't donate anything, however the social phenomena that it has become has probably spread the campaign further than it would ever have otherwise. Hence reaching a broader spectrum of people who may or may not donate after seeing those videos. If only the people who intended to donate had done it maybe it wouldn't have become this big of a thing, maybe it has got more donations this way after all.I think most celebs fail to mention the cause and doing it more for the banter.Saw the two cunts Ox-Chamberlain and Gibbs just saying that they are nominating Andy Marriner and that was it. No mention of what the cause is, where to donate, nothing.I reckon some are doing in right but mostly it has lost its purpose.You go ahead and do it, mate. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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