What am I?
I'm a french canadien (who had scotish origines), who like to work (gardening, traducing, put all in order(I'm a maniac!),...).
I'm still in study, and try to skip some years, but, I'd just skip one.
I like also to read (Sc-fiction genarally (Hitchihikers guide, foundation) but also french classics (the three mousqueteers, The miserables) and fantastics classics (Tolkien and his son)). And I love philosophy texts (Some people think I'm crazy, I think too!).
I write a lot too, but I always put it in the garbage, because it is not as I want, or because it has kind a very very little similarity with an other text or writer's style. Just two shorts texts are rescured from the horrible destiny that others have. And I try to write a book, who has more chance than other to survive.
Some people think that my text can be arrogant, but those who think that are wrong, I'm proud!!! I can tell my bad things if you want: I'm asocial, and the others just concern me.
So, after that, I hope that you can have a good opinion of me (if not, you miss somethings).
4Nicolas2
P.S.: I don't have a french sens of humour, I have an english one and I'm proud to said that.
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