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Post by anabellehoux on Dec 14, 2008 23:03:17 GMT -6
excuse me,
can you please tell me what that word on the board means? i am new here, here being this country. my vocabulary is.. small. thank you in advance.
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Post by huntersinclair on Dec 14, 2008 23:16:08 GMT -6
Dear Miss,
Oh, a new import? That's interesting. Well the word, 'monotonous' means boring, or dull. For example, "The professor of this class talks with a monotonous voice." I hope that helps to some extent. So, where are you originally from, exactly? |
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Post by anabellehoux on Dec 14, 2008 23:21:58 GMT -6
much thanks,
truly - thank you. it does, for now, help. i can remember why i hate american literature. it is never as exciting as rumored. monotonous. i am from antibes, france. have you heard of it?
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Post by huntersinclair on Dec 14, 2008 23:35:20 GMT -6
You're very welcome,
American literature can be quite bland at times, I agree.
Antibes, isn't it by Juan-Les-Pins? I do recall going to Juan-Les-Pins and occasionally going to Antibes when I was younger, it's on the south-eastern part of France, by the ocean, the closest biggest city being Nice. It is a beautiful place, but why would someone as beautiful as yourself leave such a country to come to Valkyrie of all places?
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Post by anabellehoux on Dec 15, 2008 9:03:06 GMT -6
wow,
i was not expecting you to know. it is comforting that you know your geography. i have a new agency contract here as well as my cousins need me. do you know them? coco and hugh lehoux?
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Post by huntersinclair on Dec 23, 2008 23:19:56 GMT -6
Dear Miss,
Ah, another supermodel. So the agency really controls your life, doesn't it? I would feel a little too constricted if that were my situation, but I suppose it is different for everyone. The names of your cousins seem familiar, I think Coco is the one that goes to this Academy, correct? I don't think I've heard of Hugh though. |
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Post by anabellehoux on Dec 24, 2008 9:19:40 GMT -6
stranger,
it is not constricting. i love what i do. i do what i can for success. we have to make a career somehow. i just started it earlier than most. ah, well good to know they're not outcasts. i feel like i barely know them. i barely know you. what is your name, monsieur?
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Post by huntersinclair on Dec 24, 2008 14:05:03 GMT -6
Dear Miss,
Well that is true, one has got to make a name for themselves, but when you say earlier than most, what are you referring to? Modeling at at 10 years and getting an acting deal along side it? Whatever it may be, your life does sound... full, for a lack of a better word. And my name is Hunter, may I inquire about yours?
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Post by anabellehoux on Dec 24, 2008 14:22:14 GMT -6
hunter,
both, i suppose. i would take full rather than bland, monsieur. hunter? i've known several hunters whom are the least bit charming or gentile. do you acquire an alter ego such as most hunters or is this my lucky afternoon? my name is anabel and i'm pleased to meet you for you are my new english dictionary.
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Post by huntersinclair on Dec 25, 2008 14:21:08 GMT -6
Mademoiselle Anabel,
Well, that is true, a full life is better than a bland one. Well, I was raised to be charming and gentle, my parents believed in chivalry, but I suppose as much as I tried to resent that, it still comes through. But tell me this, mademoiselle, are you inquisitive by nature? |
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Post by anabellehoux on Jan 3, 2009 19:31:20 GMT -6
hunter,
that is not a bad thing, monsieur. inquisitive? oh, fureteur? i hope not, for if so, i do not want to come across as rude. asking questions following my first one, during class, is not appropriate. maybe i should pay attention if i am to learn anything by the end of my minimal senior year here. i suppose we should talk later, hunter?
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