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01-17-2007, 08:23 PM | #722 | |
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2. Because you don't have four legs, a tail, and a natural urge to sniff people's asses. 3. When it leaves the stage at the philharmonic and goes to a barn dance. ___________________ 1. Who is/was your favourite Disney character? 2. Who is/was your favourite Star Wars character? 3. Who is/was your favourite teacher in high school?
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01-17-2007, 09:04 PM | #724 | |
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2. "I wanna have your baby." 3. Why have just one of a good thing? Personally I would've wanted a couple of Roys to shag. ________________ 1. If you had the opportunity to sit down with President Bush for a couple hours, what would you 2. If you had the oppurtunity to sit down with Kim Jong-il, what would you 3. If you had the opportunity to sit down with Heidi Klum, what would you
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01-17-2007, 09:43 PM | #725 | ||
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2. "Would you like a hug as well? I mean, you looked rather upset when you saw me giving one to Georgie and all." 3. "Eww, I'm not hugging you! You've got cooties." And because I kind of feel like answering these questions: Quote:
2. Jabba the Hutt. 3. A tie between Mr. Boldt, my grade seven music teacher, and Mr. Capier, my grade eleven Theory of Knowledge teacher. The former inspired me to become a band geek, and the latter inspired me to become a philosophy geek. (I was already a computer geek since long before, thanks to my father.) *** 1. Describe a person who changed your life. 2. Describe an event that changed your life. 3. How would you react if someone came up to you right now and told you that you have changed their life?
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01-18-2007, 05:55 AM | #726 | |
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2. A lot of events have changed my life. I guess each choice I make changes it. But to give you examples of two events that made major changes in my and my family's lives: Learning about our daughter's medical condition and collapsing at work (= realizing I was burned out). My daughter's health issue isn't life threatening, but it's an on-going thing that I need to be observant of. Each stage in her life has its problems and it effects us all. My burn out was severe and I'm still working on my recovery. The prognose is good although I might not be able to work full time ever again. 3. It depends on whether his/her life changed to the better or to the worse. If it was to the better I'd be happy, but most likely I'd not believe it fully. If it was to the worse I'd probably get some physical anxiety reaction. ------ Sorry for repeating these questions. But I think they're really good questions and would like to see some other forumite answering them. Hopefully in an honest and serious fashion. 1. Describe a person who changed your life. 2. Describe an event that changed your life. 3. How would you react if someone came up to you right now and told you that you have changed their life?
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01-18-2007, 06:32 AM | #727 | |
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2. The day my father told me he hated me; he told me that as far as he was concerned “We are on ground zero, he didn’t love me, and I didn’t love him”, then he said that he wished that I was never born. From that moment on I decided that no matter what I would prove him wrong. I decided that I would make my self a better person then he was. 3. At first I would be flabbergasted at the thought that someone like me could change someone else’s life, I would hope for the better. Then I would hold that moment very close to me forever. ______________________ 1. Do you have pets? 2. What kind? 3. How many of each?
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01-18-2007, 02:00 PM | #728 | ||
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2. The non-existent kind. 3. Zero ---------- 1. Who would you give your life for, if anyone? 2. Is giving your life for someone else the ultimate sacrifice? 3. Fluffy bunnies or babies with dimples? |
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01-18-2007, 08:58 PM | #730 | |
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01-19-2007, 04:18 AM | #731 | |
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2. Do you mean literally or figuratively? If I was moments away from being incinerated I would probably just stare at the thing while uttering the words "oh shit" in comedic fashion. If I knew that doomsday was right around the corner, but still had a little bit of time first, I think I'd try to have sex with as many women as possible. It's a simple goal, I know, but it would probably be quite satisfying. 3. This is sort of a funny question because I passed by a huge 18 wheeler once that was stuck under a bridge not far from my school (this was back in Montreal). It's front wheels were lifted off the ground as the back was kind of smooshed under the bridge. They brought in another truck to empty out the contents of this one, with a third flatbed truck perpendicular in the middle serving as a bridge (the two big truck were back to back). When they finished emptying everything from the crushed one to the new one, the new one had gained so much weight that it lowered into the middle truck and got stuck. By the end, all 3 trucks were stuck, one of which had a huge dent in the middle. It's hard to describe really, but I can assure you that it was quite amusing to watch. So yes, the montage thing. --- 1. Were my answers to those previous questions too drawn-out? 2. Are you a nature person or a city person? 3. Have you ever gone a serious road trip? Where to? |
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01-19-2007, 05:52 AM | #732 | |
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01-19-2007, 06:07 AM | #733 |
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1. Take your pick from a couple of members of the royal family (various Cathedral Choir events yonks ago, though I never did get to meet the Queen when she came), or... um... Roger Black at a school prizegiving (he's an old boy)? Lord Butler (he of the Iraq report thing in Britain; he's the master of our college)? Nobody really famous that I've actually met, then.
2. No. I actually find thinking up questions quite hard, so I normally settle for anything that isn't totally stupid . 3. I've never been on a road trip. Of the places that I have been, Estonia before it became more touristy is probably the most interesting place that I've been. Or maybe Moscow. ______ 1. Is a bird in the hand worth two in the bush? 2. Does a stitch in time save nine? 3. Do too many cooks spoil the broth? |
01-19-2007, 06:58 AM | #734 | |
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2. How could it it prevent that? I'd rather not have any stitches at all if I wasn't bleeding heavliy and then I guess I would need at least nine. 3. No, they spoil the soup. ------ 1. How come proverbs/sayings from different languages are so alike? 2. Which is your favourite proverb/saying? 3. Make up a proverb/saying of your own. (OK, that's not a question, but if I was to ask you if you'd like to do so, you might answer no. And that wouldn't be any fun. )
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01-19-2007, 07:31 AM | #735 |
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1. Because they represent universal truths? Or perhaps its that there's no such thing as originality...
2. "The seaweed is always greener in somebody else's lake" 3. Beware geeks bearing GIFs ------------ 1. Is there anything that happened years ago that you still sometimes find yourself thinking "I wish I'd done X instead" even though it really is unimportant or insignificant now... 2. Have any trees blown down in your neighbourhood recently? 3. Do you prefer cheap prices and paid optional extras, or all-inclusive deals? |
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My grandmother understands that he and I don’t get along well at all, but that is her son and I respect that and hold my tongue when I’m around her. I love my grandmother and I would never say anything to her or around her to upset her. She is fully aware of my father’s behavior. Thanks for the hug, *hugs for SSH* Quote:
2. My favorite is “Piss or get off the pot” 3. “Stop striating the fence or you might cut your nuts off” __________________________ 1. Cloudy night or bright stars 2. Full moon or large harvest moon 3. warm summer night or cold winter night
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1. Bright stars!
2. Large harvest moon! 3. Cold winter night, definitely! (I get fidgetty when too hot) _________________________________- 1. GREAT DAY? 2. What's the weirdest noise you've ever heard? 3. Why is most new mainstream music terrible?
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01-19-2007, 10:46 AM | #738 | |
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2. Not really sure 3. I only listen to Country and Old Metal music ______________ 1. Do you bake? 2. What is your favorite meal? 3. What color are your eyes?
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01-19-2007, 11:15 AM | #739 | |
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2. Dinner. I rarely ever eat a big breakfast, usually just coffee, juice, and a banana. Lunch is light as well, but it's dinner that I pig out on. I've been on an Indian and Thai mood in the last couple weeks or so, they're two of my favourite cuisines. 3. Depending on the light, dark brown or onyx. _______________ 1. Which of your physical features have you been complimented on the most? 2. If you must move to a new city or other place to start all over, where would you move? 3. If you ever decided to go back to school for another degree, what kind of degree and what would you study?
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01-19-2007, 11:31 AM | #740 | |
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2. I don’t really know there are a lot of places I would want to visit, but I would probably stay in the South. 3. Probably finish my Teaching Degree. __________ 1. How tall are you? 2. What are you willing to try that you might only do one time (i.e. – ski diving) 3. What is your favorite holiday?
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