Grace from Dogville

Well, you know that song where they sing: "I come from a land down under, where beer does flow and men chunder"...

And recently I've watched that Aussie film called "Ruben Guthrie" which deals with alcoholism and one of the characters calls Australia an "Alcoholic Country".

Is it really like that? Do Aussies drink much?

I'm from east European country which is not part of European Union or Schengen Area.

I may get a job invitation from some employer in EU country, but will this allow me to work there?

Will this invitation (which employer sends me as a paper document) really help me to get work visa?

There are many temporary, long-term or other kinds of jobs (6 months, 1 year, 2 years) I want to apply. And they say they're hiring from abroad...

Please write anything you know about this.

So can I use "does" after "who" in such questions?

For example:

Who does have a good book?

OR: Who has a good book?

Who does go in shopping mall?

OR: Who goes in shopping mall?

I think I've read such sentences many times, but I can't understand if they are grammatically correct.

For example:

1. David wearing blue t-shirt goes to school.

2. Anna singing an anthem walks in the street.

"wearing blue t-shirt" and "singing an anthem" function as descriptive things here, right?

But is it correct way of talking?

Should I write commas before and after that description?

I need to know:

1. Is LSD a collective name of all psychedelic drugs or is it a particular drug?

2. Are LSD and Mandrax same kind of drugs or same at all?

Please tell me which is correct:

- I'm walking on by a tree right now

Or - I'm walking a tree on by right now

Or - I'm walking on a tree by right now

- I walked on by a house

Or - I walked a house on by

Or - I walked on a house by

It means that I don't stop walking and I ignore it, right? But I want to know which forms of these sentences are exactly correct.

I am almost sure this is a French film. It is a costume drama about young couple. The boy is so handsome, I think he is kind of blonde. I remember the last scenes from movie: The boy is wounded and bleeds but he rides the horse to the house. He comes in that house where her lover waits and meets him. People bring the boy down from the horse and then he is in the room, dying on the bed. His lover goes into room, seats on him with her beautiful dress and have final sex, the boy dies after sex. It must be a French film.

Okay, so I have been thinking about that movie for year and a half. It was on tv on a channel called Eurocinema. But I think it was more like Asian film. My dad was watching it and as I went into the room there was a final scene - I remember an Asian couple in subway train, there were bright colours, they were watching each other so desperately, especially a girl. My dad said like: Oh they are so stupid, they drank something because they wanted to live forever... I don't know if this is exactly true, I have thought so much about that film, then I thought it could be Wong Kar Wai's "2046", but I watched it and it was not that film. My dad could be wrong maybe. I have to see Asian films "Three Times" and "Millennium Mambo" - maybe I can find it. But please help me find it - Asian, Live-Forever movie about couple's love.

Do you feel it too? when night falls and I turn the light off my mind begins to wander somewhere else. I begin to think about existential things in a little sad way (although I often think about it). But night always brings some sense of melancholy and sometimes troubled thoughts too, also if you can hear the sound of night, like noise of crickets and so on... and you become more real with yourself. And it's like you are who you are.

Sylvia Plath prefered to breathe carbon. Virginia Woolf prefered to sink in the lake. Some prefer guns. I think sleeping pills are the best. I wonder if a person feels pain while dying from taking the pills.

When you see some people and you want to have a lifestyle like them, mood like them, not-complicated thoughts like them, to laugh and take everything so easy like them, chances that they have... And then you want to be just like them and to be in their league but you realise that you are out of their league and you are not setisfied with who you are but you cannot change and that sucks. And then you are stuck in the middle and you are confused. It's like your mind, personality and understanding is against your lifestyle, environment where you were born and what you actually are at the moment.

Have read many but suggest me some good psychological/philosophical novels that you may know and I may not.

I want to have a dog, but I want it to be forever puppy. I mean I do not want it to grow up big. I have loved Samoyed puppy since I watched "The Proposal", but I searched on internet and saw that it grows up so big. Are there any Samoyeds or other kinds of lovely dogs that never grow up and stay forever puppy-like?

I am 23. Can I use botox? I think I need it. What are positive and negative sides?

Every religion says in their own ways that eternity exists. But when you reach eternity then what? wouldn't a person be bored of living an eternal life? in this life we study, work, have relationships and time after time we somehow get ready for death. But after death, if a person lives in eternal heaven and even if it is great place to live, what will be his/her motivation or goal? just lying on the green grass in the garden of eden and then what? even if it is a pleasure it must be strange to be like that forever in eternity... ?

Latium was/is a region of Roman Empire/Italy and Latin language was spoken there. But what does it have to do with South America which is called "Latin America"?

I live in Europe but the company I have a chance to work for is in U.S. They may want me to work for them for about 1 or 2 years. Is such thing possible? I am not citizen of U.S. For example, the actors who take part in many foreign movies, they travel and work in other countries right? So can such kind of thing happen for a general worker/employee?

What exactly is Stoicism, how to learn and become Stoic?

I have read many things about tragic lives of some celebrities, but even though Syd's life wasn't literally tragic something makes me cry whenever I listen to his voice or look at his pictures. Rest in Peace Crazy Diamond!