Ron Weasley does say Bloody Hell a lot, I usually think of him whenever I hear it:happy: I love the Harry Potter books and movies, can't wait for this summer to see the next one! I'm guessing they're still pretty big over there too aren't they? (I'm sure you know this already, seeing as you've posted in some of the threads, but now it's "Twilight" that's so huge over here now... such a load of crap. So many people were saying Stephenie Meyer is the next J.K. Rowling...yeaaah riiiiiight:LOL:)

And YES a lot of women find Hugh Grant amazingly attractive:p...I don't think he's bad-looking, but he's not exactly my cup of tea. OH! A lot of women also really like Alan Rickman, who plays Snape in Harry Potter I believe? Now THAT definitely is over my head...What American actors are big hits for women over there?

Yeah bon fires are some of the best things to do during the summer and fall nights:happy: do you never do things like that over there with your friends? In fact, what DO most teens do over there for fun or during some free time?

Well, I've never had to do anything work/school related on 4th of July since it's right in the middle of summer vacation:D And usually my parents take work off for it, especially if it's close to the weekend. And we usually go to our cabin or I've gone to a friend's cabin or something, and the city usually sets off a pretty decent display of fireworks...it's always really fun:)

And yeah, until you get to college or University you're stuck with the pretty basic and boring classes:rolleyes: It's like that for us too so don't worry! College is where you're exposed to a TON of new opportunities and career possibilities, it's rather overwhelming actually! But Mass Communications is like the overall major, and it is basically using television, radio, internet, newspaper, etc. to communicate to the general public. Journalism is a kind of smaller focus or specialization under mass communications, and it's based mostly on the writing aspect of it....did that help or are you even more confused now lol

And if you like science, then go for it! There are a lot of cool science-based jobs out there, and if you're good at it and enjoy it then definitely look into your options! Don't worry if you get to college and end up changing your mind though, that's what I'm going through right now and it feels like I should know exactly what I want to do for the rest of my life, but in reality, I'm 18, just out of high school and have NO idea:LOL: and pretty much everyone is in the same boat too..but it never hurts to have some sort of idea or plan!

Medical Ethics sounds really cool:nerd: Were the situations like: "Someone is on life support, do you keep them on it or just pull the plug?"