HyperSpeedFreak

52 hours and over 3,500 miles of driving - that's how much time I've spent playing Burnout Paradise. I started around August and I've finished it. It sure was a long trip - it wasn't easy the whole time. Now I have many new games to play - Crysis, Crysis Warhead, Split Second, Blur, possibly Sonic Generations, if it runs on my laptop.

I'm having a great time in my university. I found some good friends and a very pretty girl and I'm keen on impressing her as much as possible. I'm off to a good start now - we had to describe a person for homework and I described her. She said she was surprised and also that I was very romantic. In a few days I want to go out with her and tell her everything about myself. I've got a chance now and I'm not going to spoil it. Now a bit offtopic - I'M ABOUT TO PASS BURNOUT PARADISE!! I just found the last super jump, which was well tucked in an alleyway. And with all the road rules, the showtimes, the smashes and billboards, I'll be able to 100

Today I had my first lecture at my university. It wasn't that bad, at least for now. In case some of you don't know, I'm studying linguistics (not sure if it's written like this in English) with English and French as my chosen languages. My colleagues, or at least the ones I met, are really nice. There are a couple of pretty girls in my class, too, so... fingers crossed! And what's more, one of our teachers told us that if we put enough effort in our first two semestres, we'll pass all of our studies with ease or without too much trouble, to avoid over exaggerating. Like Duke Nukem said once: "No goin' back now..."