02-11-2007, 10:27 PM | #1041 | |
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2. Probably my appearance...I feel like I'm not supposed to care too much what I look like, but I still do and can get quite depressed that I don't look like a Cosmo girl... while at the same time rising to the occasion to attempt to look like one- which I never will. Blegh. 3. I envy people who often feel calm and satisfied...there's always a tempest of some sort brewing in me. I often feel happy, sometimes not.. but rarely do I experience what I'd call peace. 1. Is it my imagination or are poetry slams filled with self obsessed mic hogs who don't know how mediocre they really are? 2. Does the fact that most poetry makes me intensely uncomfortable say anything about me? 3. Death penalty or life in prison? |
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02-11-2007, 11:07 PM | #1042 | |
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2. Yes, it shows you're a leavel-headed person who keeps her feet firmly on the ground. 3. That's a hard one. I think you can only fairly give people the death penalty of whom it is absolutely and utterly clear that they are guilty and that they were fully aware of what they did. IMO this means the only people you can give the death penalty are dictators or 'warlords' like Saddam Hussain, Milosevic etc. But I admit that I will be debating this matter in my head for the rest of my life and I don't think I will ever reach a final conclusion. |
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02-12-2007, 08:41 PM | #1043 |
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1. Right now I'd go for Obama, but I know very little about either.
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2. I think there's a cup or two. 3. I'm into fashion. I always watch Project Runway to watch people make clothes. __________ 1. Do you click to post before you remember to add your questions? 2. What music do you find most dance inducing? 3. Nihongo o hanashimasuka? |
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2. eight cats actually 3.Um...actually I need to go scoop the litter box right now and I guess I'm putting it off... 1. Are you embarrassed to admit that you like certain songs? Which ones? 2. Have you ever been in the military? 3. Will you ever be in the military? Why or why not? |
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02-13-2007, 02:12 AM | #1049 |
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1. Wannabe by the Spice Girls. It has a good bassline, OK?
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1. I can only think of Wannabe at the moment, so that's it. No, now I remembered a couple more, but I still agree with you. It was probably their best song.
3. Beat It has a good baseline, but so has Billy Jean... 2. Sticking with the Michael Jackson theme, I'll go with Fat. --- 1. Best use of a Symphony Orchestra? 2. Favourite fast food chain? 3. What are your thoughts on medical TV-series?
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1. I may be getting this wrong, but I've always loved Days of Future Passed by the Moody Blues.
2. Hmmm, for burgers I'm a tad partial to Wendys. For Mexican, it would have to be Del Taco (I often get real Mexican food at Taquieras but for fast food, it far surpasses Taco Bell). 3. Annoying. Far too angsty and doctors who make that many ethical mistakes would have been caught by now and either fired or gotten their licenses suspended. Far too much drama. I think real doctors and nurses are far too dedicated and busy caring for their patients to have time for that much drama in the hospital. ************************* 1. Poetry slams aside ( ), do you have a favorite poet that you enjoy reading to yourself? 2. Do you like pina coladas? 3. What is your favorite kind of bird (wild and/or pet)? |
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1. I read the lyrics booklet to Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness, which I suppose, given the poetic nature of some of Billy Corgan's lyrics, counts.
2. I'm the only person my age who doesn't really drink alcohol. 3. The birds of prey that stay hovering in the same place for ages and then just swoop down to kill stuff. _______ 1. Favourite lyricist? 2. Have you ever been irrationally scared of something or someone? 3. Most out-of-place thing you've ever seen?
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02-13-2007, 11:20 PM | #1053 | |
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02-13-2007, 11:28 PM | #1054 |
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1. Not particularly. I'm aware of the most major, publicised issues, but I don't read the news regularly. It's depressing.
2. Oh man, welcome to my life! Though these days, I wish I had more time to take myself out to dinner, movies, cafes, museums, etc., instead of being cooped up at home so often doing school-related stuff. Grr. 3. Last September or so, to the cartoon art museum in SF, if I recall correctly. (EDIT: No, wait, it was the Asian Art Museum, in October. The cartoon art museum was the last one I visited by myself.) *** 1. Do we make all our decisions based on principles? 2. What's your favourite chat/IM program? 3. Past experience indicates that the ticket office at the Rialto Theatre receives a mean rate of thirty calls per hour. Assuming that the number of calls have the poisson distribution, find the probability that during a ten-minute coffee break, no calls will be received.
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2. Trillian. I practically never use it anymore. 3. Screw the nerdy math thing, what's playing at the Rialto is what I want to know. ______________ 1. La Tour or Zurbaran? 2. Fran Leibovitz or David Sedaris? 3. Gehry or Meier?
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2. Very. I've always been a bit of a loner and I like going to movies and such alone. Dining out by myself is fine too. As long as I'm not expected to socialize it's fine. If, however, it's a party or something like that where I don't know anyone, I find it very hard to feel comfortable. Guess I'm not a mingler. I just hang about pretending not to be uncomfortable when I really just want to go home. 3. A few weeks probably....I brought a condolence card to a little art museum in the city. Their resident cat, Max had died. He was about 17 years old and had lived his whole life at the museum, greeting patrons and playing in the courtyard. I used to love to sit and look at all the colonial Dutch art with him on my lap. It's a great museum, but it won't be the same without Max. 1. Who the heck decided that canned ravioli would be a good idea? 2. Is Swedish massage actually practiced in Sweden or is it like "French" fries and France? 3. Did you get to see the McNaught comet? If not, do you feel a sense of loss to know that it's never coming back to earth and you missed it? |
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2. Skype. I hate Microsoft and havent tried anything besides MSN and Skype. 3. During this ten-minute coffee break the phone is taken off the hook, so I don't need Poisson to figure out that this chance is 1. +=======+=======+=======+ Last time I forgot to ask questions! So this time I must ask two times three questions. Chose which ones you answer. 1. When using your favourite chat/IM program, do you rather talk to each other or send typed messages? 2. Do you have friends in other countries who you meet regularly? 3. What about Samorost? 4. What would you do if you suddenly found yourself having as much money as Bill Gates has? 5. What kind of charity do you support? For instance people- animal- or environment-related organisations. Please elaborate. 6. Do you expect or have you gotten a Valentine's card today? |
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1. Zurbaran...there's a dark quality I admire. I like Goya for the same reason. 2.Sedaris ...What can I say? I'm an NPR person. 3. Charles Rennie Macintosh; this is as modern a design style as I like. 1. Who the heck decided that canned ravioli would be a good idea? 2. Is Swedish massage actually practiced in Sweden or is it like "French" fries and France? 3. Did you get to see the McNaught comet? If not, do you feel a sense of loss to know that it's never coming back to earth and you missed it? |
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2. I would imagine it to be practiced. Except they probably would call it a 'down home' massage or something. Which makes me wonder, do the French refer to French fries as 'frittes a la maison'? 3. No, my regrets. No, it doesn't matter to me if I never see it. ______________ 1. What is your perspective on Bank of America (California) starting a program that allows people without a Social Security number to have a credit card (checking account required), thereby opening up business for illegal immigrants (primarily those from Mexico and South America)? 2. Which colour is most flattering for you to wear? 3. Which colour is most flattering for your significant other to wear?
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