Any foreign exchange students around here?

[Razgovory]

Yeah. Whether its the smart well behaved kids or the scum everyone drinks, its just normal behaviour. If there's a medical reason though I doubt he'd become an outcast for not drinking.

I've a diabetic friend who drinks regularly and he's alright as long as he sticks to one or two. Once he got wasted though and...well it was a close call.

I don't drink.

[Admiral Yi]

Me either. I think we did it wrong.

My guess is the Trickster was getting his fair share of trim at 17.

Not a particularly good age for me.

[garbon]

It's great to be 17, the world is at your feet 

That's not quite how I recall it. 

Can't agree with you. I moved away from all my family and started college at 17, so it did seem like the world was my oyster.

[CountDeMoney]

Can't agree with you. I moved away from all my family and started college at 17, so it did seem like the world was my oyster.

I got a rock.

[Ed Anger]

I mooched off my parents for as long as possible. 

[garbon]

I mooched off my parents for as long as possible. 

How do you think I got through Stanford without student loans?

[Richard Hakluyt]

Me either. I think we did it wrong.

My guess is the Trickster was getting his fair share of trim at 17.

Not a particularly good age for me.

The Golden Age was some years later, but I'm thinking more of an attitude than the reality. If I was in Siena now with £5 in my pocket I would think "Shit! What am I going to do?". At 17 I would think "Cool, I'm in Siena. Ah.....enough for a couple of drinks, surely I can hit it off with a woman before the funds run out?"

It is that feeling of invulnerability, immortality and the world is your oyster........I miss it 

[Razgovory]

I never had a golden age.

[Maladict]

The Golden Age was some years later, but I'm thinking more of an attitude than the reality. If I was in Siena now with £5 in my pocket I would think "Shit! What am I going to do?". At 17 I would think "Cool, I'm in Siena. Ah.....enough for a couple of drinks, surely I can hit it off with a woman before the funds run out?"

It is that feeling of invulnerability, immortality and the world is your oyster........I miss it 

I can't believe all the stuff I got away with back then. Living off no money at all, passing oral and written exams without speaking the language, getting lots of female attention for just being the foreign exchange guy (it works unbelievably well). Good times 

[Josquius]

Me either. I think we did it wrong.

My guess is the Trickster was getting his fair share of trim at 17.

Not a particularly good age for me.

The Golden Age was some years later, but I'm thinking more of an attitude than the reality. If I was in Siena now with £5 in my pocket I would think "Shit! What am I going to do?". At 17 I would think "Cool, I'm in Siena. Ah.....enough for a couple of drinks, surely I can hit it off with a woman before the funds run out?"

It is that feeling of invulnerability, immortality and the world is your oyster........I miss it 

I never had that. I was always too rational.

[merithyn]

The interview went very well last night. It seems that all of the children that applied will likely go, so... as of September 2013, Jeremy will be flying off on a new adventure. We'll find out in February which country he'll be going to, and in May/June we'll find out which town.

Wow. We'll have gone from a household of six to a household of three in two short years. Not what I expected when the kids were little.... 

[mongers]

The interview went very well last night. It seems that all of the children that applied will likely go, so... as of September 2013, Jeremy will be flying off on a new adventure. We'll find out in February which country he'll be going to, and in May/June we'll find out which town.

.....

Good work.