Highschool

I did most of my high school in Heidelberg, Germany. Drinking age for hard liquor is 18.
A lot of people would go downtown to drink and party. Sometimes bars don't card people. Shit got crazy sometimes.
I don't drink, but I've been to an American party (most everyone was over 21) and an average downtown Heidelberg weekend. We (Germans and (quite a few) the students put Americans to shame.
But that's not to say you didn't get those same kind of people. Obnoxious, drinking little -> "shit faced." etc...

I had to read your first sentence a few times. At first I thought you meant you DID most of your high school.

WHOOPS!

I attended most of my high school career*

well no your sentence made sense.. it just could have had more than one meaning.
I guess like the german word Geil?

I'm going to be honest with you. Despite having lived 9-10 years in Germany, I barely know any German.
I am ashamed.

Haha dang. I've been learning for 3 years and hope to attend college in Germany. I don't know enough yet and only have a year left to learn.
We can share in our shame.

Where in Germany are you hoping to go (like what city)?
Being quite fond of Heidelberg myself, I am quite biased and I will arrogantly say Heidelberg is the best place and everywhere else sucks.
But you know... Whatever. Haha

You know a guy from my school went to Heidelberg. I'm hoping for Freiburg or Berlin. (I know Berlin can I pick a more popular city?) I heard there are lots of Polaks in Berlin, so it would be nice to be around something familiar. I'm American but I come from a Polish family so I speak Polish. Also I'd like to visit my grandparents more often than I do now. So the closer the cheaper.

How long ago did he live there? If it's within the last three years, I Might know him. Small community on base.

I've never been to either of those places. I'm more familiar with the Army base cities. Ramstein (Air Force) is pretty big and right next to Kaisurslautern (K-town, Army).

Being around familiar-ness is great, especially in a foreign country, so I'd suggest Berlin for you. Pretty big city, lots to do, family. Sounds like a good deal. Plus, living in Germany means you're only a train ride away from a Fuck-ton of places. Flying within Europe is pretty cheap, too. Germany to England is like (from what I heard) 60 euro or something. Don't quote me on that.

Yeah he lived there like last year. Brian K.
The only part about Berlin, is finding a college that offers a degree valid in Germany and the USA and that offers courses in english. I want to study German Language and Literature but I don't exactly want to learn math and history in german.

What grade was he in? That's not sounding familiar.
Hm... I doubt it will be that hard to find. If it is, then most Germans speak English, anyway. I went to my driving classes with no English and I still passed. You should be fine. Again, I'm not too sure with the universities. I always lived on base and the Army had programs for us... Sorry.

I have no idea what grade.
Ah well I've got time I'll figure something out. Tschuess.

yea ur highschool sounds lame bro.

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that's what 7th graders do here in Portugal...
not in high school...

Most of the Better schools are called Universities

You're not very bright, are you?

You're a special kind of stupid, aren't you?

And shoes.

Hey, even the nerds can get some fondling

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The good question to ask is: who can do tattoos that quick?

of course you would know