man i miss nepal. that country was awesome, even though we dint have fast internet, lacked video games and electronics, it was still fun. sitting on the grass watchin mountains with frends, treking, cousins/ family. i'm in usa now and lived in nepal for like 13 years.. i miss that country. do u miss your country / state? what do u miss the most?
man i miss nepal. that country was awesome, even though we dint have fast internet, lacked video games and electronics, it was still fun. sitting on the grass watchin mountains with frends, treking, cousins/ family. i'm in usa now and lived in nepal for like 13 years.. i miss that country. do u miss your country / state? what do u miss the most?hot_juicy_steak
well i still live in my country the UK but we love the people of Nepal they come to are country to join the Army they Evan have there own Regiment :)
What you miss is the cultural commonalities you share with the people from the same region.
Since I don't get caught up in that sort of stuff I'd have to say it really doesn't matter where I am. A country name to me is just a geographical location on a map.
[QUOTE="Matt-4542"] But a woman can hit a man and its perfectly fine? :roll:LJS9502_basic
Where does this idea come from? If anyone is assualted and a mark is left on the person they are arrested regardless of gender. Its just the way that Theo worded it made me think it was okay for a woman to hit a man, :lol:.
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