Brian is in the kitchen

That's over, I did it.
Three weeks ago, I passed the TOEIC test. TOEIC stands for "Test of English for International Communication". In order to get my degree after three years of Licence and Master, I needed a minimum score of 750. Which means "Basic Working Proficiency".
Today, I got the results and, waw. I almost hit the perfect score. I got a marvellous 985/990, which means I'm at the "Advanced General Professional Proficiency" level. This is sufficient to work anywhere in the world in any existing english company.

- understand mother-tongue speakers of English in meetings.
- function in all situations whether professional or social, concerning concrete or abstract subjects.

- conduct meetings with mother-tongue speakers of English.
- perform anything with a greater degree of ease.

- read adequately for most professional needs.
- read highly technical manuals in own area.
- read basically everything.

- write effectively, both formally and informally; however, work for publication will still require review.
- produce any kind of document without undue difficulty.

Now, there's still my motorbike licence, my Portal project, my school project and my corporate memory... Awww...