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Report | 08/06/2010 10:35 am

Siesel

Heck yeah cool

Report | 07/15/2010 4:43 am

- P o o k i e -

Who else could it be???

RAWR! xD

Report | 10/25/2009 1:17 pm

SamKaiba

Random Hi !

Report | 05/22/2008 9:54 am

lkajsdflk

Thanks. I love Daft Punk. And Cobra Starship songs usually get stuck in my head. Dx

And lolol, I love your video. I havn't seen it in forever.

Report | 05/22/2008 9:19 am

Westward Scarlett

you're welcome *heart*

Report | 05/22/2008 9:15 am

Westward Scarlett

I ran across you in GD, and I've got to say, you're really cute. Love your sig picture, it's adorable.

Report | 04/29/2008 8:53 pm

exLaywer

Well, I can promise you

I sing nothing like him.

x.x

Report | 04/29/2008 8:43 pm

Rawrzellers

Thank you

Report | 01/11/2008 3:35 am

ianua

awesome avi!

Report | 01/10/2008 1:44 pm

La Chataine

Oh meh gawd D:

Your avi is like the absolute awsomeness <33. ;;

Report | 01/07/2008 12:11 pm

sisu uwu

Thankies =3

Report | 01/05/2008 8:32 pm

DeviChiyoko

Thank you, I like your avatar as well.

I really like the way how my avatar has nothing at all that matches on her, but it seems to flow =3

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I've never been to the avatar talk before, maybe I should drop by once and awhile.

Report | 01/04/2008 6:33 am

Deathwish18

wats good

Report | 01/02/2008 6:59 am

sisu uwu

Lovely Avi~

Report | 01/01/2008 12:00 pm

Tarrien

Thank you. Have a Happy New Year as well!

Report | 12/29/2007 3:49 pm

nappa_davi

Oie!

t vi no orkut!

posso add????

T+!

Report | 12/25/2007 6:12 pm

Tarrien

You have a beautiful avatar~

Report | 12/20/2007 9:27 pm

Vontessa

Ahh! foreign language...oh well, i'm asian. ^.^ have you ever heard mitternacht by lafee? i think you'd like it...maybe.

Report | 12/20/2007 9:23 am

Yumi Tsukishiro

lol é quase, porque ha coisas diferentes . . . na "pronuncia" brasileira ha coisas diferentes, mas tambem as ha na (minha) pronuncia transmontana ou na açoreana . . .

mas agora parece que a gramatica portuguesa vai mudar, ha coisas que vao ficar iguais a gramatica brasileira. como nos escrevemos "Húmido" e vamos passar a escrever "úmido" como voces escrevem agora lol

Report | 12/20/2007 7:18 am

Immaculate Megiddo

Firstly, please allow me to say that I love our essay questions and answers. It makes me feel so young again.



As for the double consciousness theory...



I cannot be sure. I've never heard of "double consciousness" in my entire life, therefore, I can only base my answer on what details you've given me. I do self-identify as a Bulgarian, and a Bulgarian living in America. And although I do take active participation in the American culture, I still identify as Bulgarian. Its is where I make my home, where I have my family and friends. America is where I live, not where I make my home. Not yet, anyway. I'm still debating whether or not to become a full-blown citizen of the United States or simply a permanent resident. Either way, I believe I can participate in the American culture without being absorbed by it and identify/be identified by/with it as a standalone culture. I've been embraced by two nations and am learning how to participate in the second nation without losing or replacing the first. On that note, neither do I believe that the cultures I am practicing are now separate. I have combined them into Bulgarian-American.



I do, however, believe that I have had and presently am picking up habits, lingo and traditions that I probably wouldn't have picked up back home. Still, I do not separate my Bulgarian "self" from my American "self" and split them into two separate consciousnesses. I believe that, like every other human being, I have changed and adapted to my environment. I do not categorize them as a different part of my self, simply part of my self. In the same way I am not the same being, personality-wise, that I was at 5 years old, I am not the same being that I was, personality-wise, that I was when I left Bulgaria. I've changed. Developed. Matured. And instead of sectioning-off these parts of me, they're all included into my central "self." When I visit Bulgaria, I don't lock away all of my American habits and hid them away. They are a part of me now. There is no "American" me and a "Bulgarian" me. There is simply "me," with all the different components and changes that define who I am.



And now, breakfast.

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