Couple years back I was reading this one particular person's blog. In the end it said "Baby's first words: Lol." I laughed then but I'm starting to think it's possible... scary.

HAHAHA!!

And its funny when u see little kiddies that ask "what's that?" pointing to a casette tape...

Back then we use tapes... now people can use these "Smart LED Lights" to transmit data... http://www.ecogeek.org/content/view/2194/

I think it doesn't matter even if English is your second language, you should still be relatively fluent in it. Although English almost isn't my second language. I think in English, so the grammar and stuff comes pretty naturally to me.

To ask someone that doesnt need to speak English everyday to be fluent in it is a lot to ask for....


Imagine you learn French at school, and that's the only time you need to speak French.. will you be relatively fluent in it?

I feel smart in English class. LOL

Ah, French class. I forgot everything I learned that day as soon as I stepped out of the classroom.

Sounds like me in Chinese. xD

Though I have to say, I didn't learn much in the first place.

And Japanese class killed my brain cells due to stupid teacher.

Lolquoi?

My Japanese class isn't so bad. I just feel we aren't learning enough. :/