WildcatGirl

elliot:yes i do

luke:smiles*

(elloits friends

Jason*he lays there*

elliot:ok then *smiles

luke:blushes*

(ooo we should have some classmates see them and make fun of them )

elliot:really well maybe one day u can wacth me and my frineds play

luke:smiles

There have been no stupid answers here, it was a shot in the dark as you said yourself. We all learn new things everyday, my friend. But yeah, I'm a Dane, far over there in the north, where people are tall and heavy and still can't let go of our Viking pride, heh, some even still believe the Norse Mythology since they find it an important part of our culture. Myself, I am not religious at all, but I do enjoy participating in yearly summer festivals where we live as vikings for a week and have practice combat with sword and axe arms each night, good time for inspirations.

You must tell me about the culture of your state, I love culture! Unfortunately I must go now, it's really late, but please write it down anyway so I can read it later.

Good night! Or... Sov tungt og godt i nat, min ven.

luke:ok lets go get ice cream *grabs his hand

elliot:well i like to be with friends and hangs out and play football

elliot:what do u want to know

luke:*stnads up* hmmm lets go for ice cream

elliot:ok then

luke:hugs him and wipes his tears away

Heh. Glad I asked this. A commune has nothing to do with communism, my friend. It's basically what you call an area that is directed under the Mayor and town hall of a larger city. Sometimes cities go together to work together, taking care of the citizens within their commune, like their paperwork, that's too small for the government to take care of, so the Commune take care of it.

I am Danish, the Scandinavian Welfare model, it bases on Socialism, the old fashioned Socialism, founded in Northern Europe and not the financial line in American politics, an entire policy for itself. Nothing to do with Communism either.