^ Yup, the BEST type of brother he must be then ^^

You planning on doing anything today? I mean, it's monday.

tuesday here... just thought I should say that.

yeah, im getting that tuesday feeling too. for some reason. Though i think scrapper just got the day wrong XD

REALLY? OH MY HOLY GOD!!

I've lost one day O.o
No, seriously, I really thought it was Monday. Crap.
Actually, yey! Tuesday's capoeira training =)

Thanks for reminding me, I might have missed the training õ.O

its only tuesday .... ;_;

though i kind of have this monday feeling. so maybe you do too and thats why you got it wrong.

t'was a bank holiday over here, i dont know if you had it too.

maybe thats why.

my school starts on Thursday...

i don't think we have bank holidays over here.
but we get next monday off for labour day.


*laughs at facts*
>_>

yay, labor day!

long weekend of me!

why? you've got banks.

:s

the world is so odd. and what the hell is Labor day?

me too, but I still don't want to go back to school. Oh well, I get to see my friends.

i end school sept 8
yippee!!


we just don't do bank holidays over here i guess >___> maybe it's the same thing as a national holiday, and its just called different things. *shrug*

Labor Day is a United States federal holiday that takes place on the first Monday of September. In 2006, Labor Day will be September 4.

The origins of the American Labor Day can be traced back to the Knights of Labor in the United States and a parade organized by them on September 5, 1882 in New York City. They were inspired by an annual labor parade held in Toronto, Canada. In 1884 another parade was held, and the Knights passed resolutions to make this an annual event. Other labor organizations (and there were many), but notably the affiliates of the International Workingmen's Association favored a May 1 holiday. With the event of Chicago's Haymarket riots in early May of 1886, president Grover Cleveland believed that a May 1 holiday could become an opportunity to commemorate the riots. Thus, fearing that it might strengthen the socialist movement, he quickly moved in 1887 to support the position of the Knights of Labor and their date for Labor Day.

go Wikipedia!!!


and i START on sept 23rd. :s countries are wierd.

^ is correct...

or schools are weird. i think facts is still in high school and high schools where i am are sometime this week or so as well.

of course the whole school system is different in england...

yeah, countries are weird. but its better than being all the same.

well at least i'd know what you're talking about then.

and maybe theres something to be said for global assimilation

I've got a lovely buch of coconuts...

freak.

it would never work... becuase everyone is used to their own system and want it to be the way the whole world becomes and everyone would think they are right and everyone else is wrong. well maybe just america... but it would be chaos deciding what to change everything to.