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Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 14 Feb 16

Have you ever thought about travelling from a body to another like your spirit change his own home? It's just a thought of mine, from other wierd thoughts that appears in my mind.

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Roxana Romaniuc It's good that you want to do usefull things. :)

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Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 14 Feb 16

I hope that nowadays people have already learnt that Dracula wasn't actually a vampire. His name wasn't even Dracula. Known for his cruelty and for his bloody punishments, Vlad ?epes was the voivode of Valahia who used to impale...

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Roxana Romaniuc Yes, he was considered a hero. After so many years, some romanians have made a survey and a lot of the romanian people have chosen Vlad ?epes as the best in the role of a president.

15 Feb 16

Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 14 Feb 16

I hope that nowadays people have already learnt that Dracula wasn't actually a vampire. His name wasn't even Dracula. Known for his cruelty and for his bloody punishments, Vlad ?epes was the voivode of Valahia who used to impale...

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Roxana Romaniuc @gaurav11 Yes, it is tourist place and you can go there very easily. The castle is located in the village with the same name Bran. Of course, it's easy to get there, but from the gate of the castle's garden you must walk. It's quite an adventure :)

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Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 14 Feb 16

I hope that nowadays people have already learnt that Dracula wasn't actually a vampire. His name wasn't even Dracula. Known for his cruelty and for his bloody punishments, Vlad ?epes was the voivode of Valahia who used to impale...

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Roxana Romaniuc @gaurav11 if you talk about Bran Castle, yes it still exists

14 Feb 16

Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 13 Feb 16

A teacher of mine used to say that books will never die. I think the same. If books manage to resist since now, it's sure that they will resist even longer în the future. I know technology is on its pic nowadays but this doesn't...

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Roxana Romaniuc @irishidid That sounds awsome. I enjoy reading fantasy books. I tried to write my own book but I didn't finish it yet. I wrote it again and again but I'm not very pleased with it. And besides that, I don't know if people will like my style. I think you had a...

13 Feb 16

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Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 13 Feb 16

A teacher of mine used to say that books will never die. I think the same. If books manage to resist since now, it's sure that they will resist even longer în the future. I know technology is on its pic nowadays but this doesn't...

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Roxana Romaniuc Very true. When I read a book i like to let signs on it because in this way I feel that I actually read that book. I have a friend who is really obsessed to not damage the book or its pages so after she read it, it's like the book wasn't acutally read. She...

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Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 13 Feb 16

A teacher of mine used to say that books will never die. I think the same. If books manage to resist since now, it's sure that they will resist even longer în the future. I know technology is on its pic nowadays but this doesn't...

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Roxana Romaniuc @irishidid What kind of books did you write? I've never talked with a true author. :)

13 Feb 16

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Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 13 Feb 16

A teacher of mine used to say that books will never die. I think the same. If books manage to resist since now, it's sure that they will resist even longer în the future. I know technology is on its pic nowadays but this doesn't...

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Roxana Romaniuc @Imhigh Thanks. Enjoy reading too.

13 Feb 16

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Roxana Romaniuc @Roxy27 (19) • Bucharest, Romania 13 Feb 16

A teacher of mine used to say that books will never die. I think the same. If books manage to resist since now, it's sure that they will resist even longer în the future. I know technology is on its pic nowadays but this doesn't...

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Roxana Romaniuc Yes, books will never be replaced by e-books, because the real pleasure of reading consists in actualy feeling the pages with your fingers as you read. This is why I prefer physical books to e-books.Of course, e-books are also usefull, especially when you go...

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