Thanks and ill say hi to you next time I see you :)
Okay will finish off the facts in the morning :-)
Lexi Marie
1: good looking 2: isn't in any of me classes 3: likes hockey 4: still hasn't said hi to me at school yet ;-) 5: Ahh I can't be arsed to do this I'm tired, going to bed will do the rest in the morning :-)
1. i do not smell 2. i do not shout, other than that thank you very much lil grapefruit
1: she smells ;-) 2: she's beautiful 3: she has a perfect music taste 4: she loves Sweeney Todd 5: she is in most of my classes 6: she shouts at me a lot :'-( 7: she should talk to me more often 8: she should come to Enfield this weekend 9: she gets lost easily ;-) 10: she sits near me in most lessons
Oh no you got it all wrong my friend, in England we say crisp, in Canada you say chip but we both speak English, it comes from England, you speak Canadian English and I speak proper English and since we re talking in the English language proper English is the correct and original form therefore it is a crisp.