Hello :D I'm Venetia, 18, live in the UK, currently at 6 form but hoping to study History & Italian at Warwick next year.

I'm quite petite, brownish hair, likes wearing bright colours (and brown), going out anywhere, and changing people's ideas of me...

I can't wait until after my exams, I'm going to camping in Cornwall with my friends, do a language course in Italy, go to Nice, and help at 2 festivals in England - Latitude and Reading, I'm so excited! :p

Oh and I work in a library :p I love it!

J'ai décidé que je serais très hypocrite si je n'écris pas en français, même un peu. Il m'énerve quand je vois les gens écrire en anglais quand ce n'est pas leur langue autochtone..​.je sais que c'est car la plupart du monde parle anglais et c'est un moyen de communiquer avec les autres....ma​is je m'inquiéte que l'anglais deviens la langue universelle,​ et que tous les autres langues souffriront par conséquent. J'aime la diversité. Fin de la diatribe :-) (oui, bien sûr je sais que mon français n'est pas parfait)

jeg kan skrive litt norske også :p

Someone who's read my profile and likes what they read :-)

If you make me smile it's a big plus - you might even get a smiley face in return :-)

I'd like to learn any language, but French, Italian, German and Norwegian especially :-)

Even if it's just a few words, or help with pronounciati​on, it would be very welcome.

The usual, hanging out with my mates, music, reading, being silly with my friends...

I love organising days/nights out, my next one going to see Paul Merton :D...

I have quite a wide range, I'm always listening to the radio, pop music, rock, ska, punk, some metal, and any foreign music (I love Babylon Circus and Kaizers Orchestra)..​.but always looking to find more! Here's just some bands I like...Keane​, Jimmy Eat World, The Planet Smashers, Reverend and the Makers, Billy Talent...

I quite like scary films, as well as The Butterfly Effect, Lost in Translation,​ Amélie and I love L'Auberge Espagnole. I should watch more foreign language films, they're always interesting.​..oh but I think my favourite film ever is the Blues Brothers, I never tire of it :-)

Scrubs is a big favourite, still makes me laugh after watching it so many times. I love Top Gear, Have I Got News For You is amazing after all these years...Oh and I've recently discovered Whose Line Is It Anyway - so good :-) I think I'm addicted to all of the above, I can't stop quoting from them.

At the moment I'm hooked on history books (partly in preparation for next year at uni) and I quite like reading fiction about Japan and China for some reason, although anything goes really.

For someone who says they love reading and books, I don't actually like many, they always disappoint me, which is a shame.

Saying that, I loved the Hitch Hikers 'trilogy', The Girl With A Pearl Earring and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest was an interesting read too.

From The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams - "Space,"​ it says, "is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mindboggingl​y big it is. I mean you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space. Listen ..."

I can quote that off by heart...

'I'm sure you'll be able to find a way to help, in your own unique agitated poultry style'

'What sound does an artic turn make? Backstreet Boys!'