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haha im looking forward to starting round the 2nd of feb next year. all the way to the end of nov. we also dont get midsem breaks from this year onwards. someone remind me why im doing this plz

Cos once u get ur internship u get to mack on loose moraled nurses and female doctors. Well at least that's what my cuz does. He's the registrar for surgery or someshit. And u get paid shitloads.

zzzz this german town is boring. Thank god ill be in London tomorrow. Will be more lively than this place.

where the hell in germany are you?

if it's Munich or Stuttgart i can hook you up...

where the hell in germany are you?

if it's Munich or Stuttgart i can hook you up...

Haha in Hameln for work. The town is famous for the the rat catcher story. (pied piper?) So the place is fail from the start. An empty town with nothing to do.

Haha in Hameln for work. The town is famous for the the rat catcher story. (pied piper?) So the place is fail from the start. An empty town with nothing to do.

I've got an uncle who lives there. well he has a house there, but works in munchen or someshit.

I'm surprised at how many cars share the same sized unit! Like even old RX7s etc. It's good :P

Now I just gotta decide what globes to run. Might take the HID route (like 4300 or 6000k) or just a whiter standard globe (philips crystal vision or something).

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