[s]DID IT GET YOU WET[/s]

Wow! You... kind of resemble your avatar! That's awesome.

Ian McKellen as Edward II in a 1970 production.

What I wouldn't have done to have seen that!! Arhythgfhghhhh

I'm happy because my throat feels better, even if I'm still running a fever and feeling icky.

English, Japanese and Chinese, at least. Or so I assume. I've considered Arabic, because it can also get you a job pretty fast in the US government, but I'll be perfectly frank that it and Spanish hold no appeal to me because I'm just not that interested in the culture, either historical or modern.

Re-read Gone with the Wind, which is my favorite book of all time. <3

those fries look good

nomomom

I've been eating chicken noodle soup

I'm sick, and Mr Kino as mid-terms next week and absolutely cannot get sick, so he's quarantined himself into the guest room.

I feel like we're a reverse John Keats and Fanny Brawne

To explain my picks better -- Japanese, obvious reasons German & French - these will get you through most of Europe, and even parts of Africa, especially when combined with my native English ability, plus it opens access a vast number of historical documents. Also, since both have massively infl...