Originally posted by vanquish:You do singing in English as well Nick? Is it common in the States?
In Australia singing in schools is only really done in primary. And in high school (includes middle school here) the only time you get to sing (unless you're in the choir or a musical) is in assembly where we're supposed to sing the national album.
Originally posted by vanquish:You do singing in English as well Nick? Is it common in the States?
In Australia singing in schools is only really done in primary. And in high school (includes middle school here) the only time you get to sing (unless you're in the choir or a musical) is in assembly where we're supposed to sing the national album.
Originally posted by vanquish: My reply is above, you youngsters are too quick for an oldie like me.
Mark and Harry were nice to me though Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
English is the common language here
That sucks, it's fun to jokingly sing with your friends
Originally posted by vanquish: My reply is above, you youngsters are too quick for an oldie like me.
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
English is the common language here
That sucks, it's fun to jokingly sing with your friends
Originally posted by katherine94:Lol, who is that playing Rachel Maddow?
Originally posted by vanquish:[..]
Well it's the same here, we don't speak Australian
When I say you'll get a detention, I mean you'll get a detention for disrupting the class, not for singing in general. Sometimes we sing Happy Birthday (if someone has a birthday of course) though it depends on the teacher.
Sorry my fault. I sing when we're not doing anything, just because it's fun. And I was able to convert all the people who sit by me into Coldplay fans (MUAHAHAHAHA!
)Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
Some new girl?
Originally posted by katherine94:[..]
I guess she's replacing Amy?
OMG his hair!
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
She intro'd pretty well
I love it lol