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And I suppose you spell jail as gaol and joke as goak? Thats their correct spellings, after all, if we want to dismiss americanism.

a coup de foudre as the french say! Ah, adding to the list: someone who can laugh with me and not at me (at least, not too much) sensual lips I like nice teeth too Someone who can dance with me I also like hands...nice ones, not too big and slender fingers but maybe I am too specific?

Is this wrestling?

Yes! Buts thats because he actually can sing too. Not like those Heavy Metal guys....the make my ears hurt.

C'etait le meme chose avec King Lear a Bondi. ahh, writing french on the beginning of the holidays is hard. Of course Shakespeare ladened his language with double entendres and the like...after all, he was catering for the audience of the day, and it was just pretty much sex, death and...

It also depends on your acting abilities.

Eurasian! I'd never guess :p The compliments are flowing in. Thankyou!

White lies can go a long way to help someone.

Yeah. Just wait guys until she has kids. ^^

You read my mind.

St Alo's Milsons Pt?

Belgium, Switzerland, France, England, Hong Kong, Japan. But in particular Hong Kong as I used to live there when I was a baby.

I used to be obsessed with that. How sad. uh...maybe Goldfrapp? But thats cool though.

long distance kills me but it's all I ever seem to do! But yes, I plan to live an expat lifestyle.

A guy Brown eyes Curly brown hair Not too tall lean muso build one of those completely self confident guys lives overseas knows me better than I do can completely take my breath away when he looks at me Playful, and cheeky

its a technique lol

I love my Mp3 playa and it loves me.

Estabilishes a rythym and the tone? I love the sexual innuendo in Meeting at Night.

Never too much information, rather not enough! ;) :D

That the central themes of ingratitude, betrayal, shift in power are still applicable to our modern society as they were in the contexts of Shakespearean England and pre-Christian Britain, as they are human issues, and are translatable into modern genres such as film. Perhaps comment on its...