The question game

Siobhan · 04-01-07 00:33:13

a truly effective double dildo.

(and I just NOW am seeing that I wasn't fast enough for your last question, Max, about being nice to people who have to be mean in their jobs (and I see Blissed and I both chose the same hated job! The world over, they're despised )

1) How does Cate like her new job? or
2) with global warming fucking the whole world up, where in the world would you most think to repair to?

blissed · 04-01-07 03:27:47

Siobhan, in your new avatar is that you or Jane Austin, if you'd lived then you obviously wouldn't have been the maid :)

Were I am now is 20 ft above sea level, so I may or may not have to move upstairs, but I wouldn't have to sail a rubber dingy to work because the warm Atlantic current is gonna be cut off, so the water will freeze and I can stride across the tundra to go shopping at Tesco's and I could shop once a month because I wouldn't need a freezer. So I think here would be as comfortable as anywhere :)

I've just looked in the knowhere guide and where I live a Kebab van is listed as one of the best places to eat out :)

The excitement of the city or small town familiarity?

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Adagio · 04-01-07 03:44:30

to visit: either

to live: small town familiarity (with excitement of big city within a couple of hours)

carpet or wood floors?

The_Elfman · 04-01-07 03:53:32

blissed wrote:

Siobhan, in your new avatar is that you or Jane Austin, if you'd lived then you obviously wouldn't have been the maid .

The picture is the work of Julia Margaret Cameron blissed which is coincidental since it was you who introduced me to her work .

Wood every time.

Which cheese do you use for Welsh Rarebit (cheese on toast)?

blissed · 04-01-07 04:59:10

I've tried lots of different cheeses but usually I use cheddar medium for everything. It's much easier to get organic.

The original Star trek had a crew of 400. So why do we only ever see 20 of them?

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nihpuad · 04-01-07 16:47:47

Blind_Ryan wrote:

Is there anybody on this forum who DOESN'T hate President Bush?

I don't. I'm wildly, unalterably opposed to his politics and policies, and I think he's likely been the worst president in the nation's history (certainly the worst in my lifetime, by a big margin), and he may well be guilty of "high crimes and misdemeanors" (e.g., the illegal domestic eavesdropping) at home and war crimes abroad.

All that said, though, I don't hate him. Hate is emotional and irrational; I like to think my judgments about the president are rational and fact-based. The president's supporters (sadly, there are still a few) try to marginalize the opposition by dismissing them as "Bush haters"; I won't buy into that. By all accounts, he's actually a charming fellow in person. It's just that he's been a spectacularly awful president.

And now back to the question game: What's the most unusual food you really love?

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polarchill · 04-01-07 21:52:59

Ramen noodles, Miracle Whip, canned tuna, and cottage cheese mixed together. I love it. It makes most people sick just to look at it.

Going back one: Most of the original Enterprise crew wore red shirts, and they knew if they were seen in the hallway they might be chosen to be sent down on an away team, where they would have an 80% chance of being killed. Therefore they hid in their rooms.

What is your favorite guilty pleasure, TV or movie?

nihpuad · 05-01-07 20:45:15

polarchill wrote:

Ramen noodles, Miracle Whip, canned tuna, and cottage cheese mixed together. I love it. It makes most people sick just to look at it.

It certainly would me!

polarchill wrote:

What is your favorite guilty pleasure, TV or movie?

Not a long-term favorite guilty pleasure, but over the last several days, my family and I have been watching America's Next Top Model for hours at a stretch, as part of VH1's "MegaMarathon." The show combines all the worst features of beauty pageants and reality TV, and Tyra Banks is utterly talentless as a TV host... but somehow I can't take my eyes off the d@mn show.

What profession normally associated with the opposite gender would you like to try?

blissed · 05-01-07 23:43:56

Prostitute but my customers would have to go through a strict selection process, involving them making a video diary and posting to me for a month so I could weed out the numpty's and people I didn't fancy.

Whats a reliable indication of someone's good character?

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polarchill · 06-01-07 00:33:33

Two things:

1) How they treat retail people;

2) How they treat their pets (and how they feel about pets).

Which age of yourself do you wish you could go back to and give advice to, and what would the advice be?

annoula · 06-01-07 00:42:40

28

when getting married do not get a pet
beacause when you divorce
you will lose custody

what is more important for a long term relationship, sexual chemistry or intellectual?

The_Elfman · 06-01-07 01:29:09

Oh can I do this one first?

polarchill wrote:

Which age of yourself do you wish you could go back to and give advice to, and what would the advice be?

About 25. "Don't touch that wire!!!".

jessicaxmas wrote:

what is more important for a long term relationship, sexual chemistry or intellectual?

Intellectual every time. That will feed the sexual side. It doesn't work the other way around.

What is your favourite insect (spiders count as insects for this)

dyslexius · 06-01-07 03:25:24

Praying Mantis

-- I appreciate the example they set for me.

Is there life on another planet?

--Dyslexius

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The_Elfman · 06-01-07 04:57:37

Given the odds I think there has to be.

Strawberries and cream or apple pie and custard?

blissed · 06-01-07 05:05:49

dyslexius wrote:

Is there life on another planet?
--Dyslexius

The lesbian planet of Zorg has plenty of life on it. the constant party's and frolicking go on continuously night and day.

The_Elfman wrote:

Strawberries and cream or apple pie and custard?

Strawberries and yogurt especially in season.

When I was a kid we used to love it when the Cautions ice cream van came round until our parents heard about this and told us that caution, was written on the back of the van for other drivers to read, because where ever the van stopped it would surrounded by small kids.

Have you ever made a blatantly obvious and stupid mistake like that?

I know I've made a few, it doesn't have to be from when you were a kid, it can be from adult life, if it is from adult life you can just tell me your latest if you like.

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Siobhan · 06-01-07 08:57:14

Ah, perfect timing for me to be on the forum and find this post question.

It was blatantly obvious and stupid, but not in that (very amusing and sweet) Caution's kind of way, or like how this bridge partner of my grandmother's used to say, "Oh, I just LOVE Guatemala. Love it! Especially on a good wheat cracker."

You people know about what I've been up to for the past year. In order to do it, I've made some pretty significant changes in my life, how I live.

One thing I did , combined with my blatantly obvious stupidity (as well as the fact, mentioned on another thread last week, that I've lost the ability to rely on my memory)
resulted in me losing my car yesterday.

Gone.

I don't mean the way you lose your car and spend hours that turn into days because you're too embarrassed to ask for help, walking the streets, the parking lots, trying to remember where you parked the thing.

I mean the way you lose your car when you don't make your car payments for several months and they show up at your house and only knock on your door AFTER they've put the boot on your tire, but they knock on your door because your car is locked and your dog is inside and they're not goign to haul it off with your dog in it.

Not a whole lot more things are more blatantly obviously stupid.

I think I'll go to Zorg. I'll bet they don't need cars there because the few they have just drive around giving folks a lift. Just like the good old days. Or any place where cars are few.

Yup, I'll head for Zorg, and I'll take my praying mantis (you, too, Dys?!) and eat strawberries and cream, and look for a truly well-matched intellectual partner, because, yes, erotic desire fades with time, but the pleasures of the mind are ceaseless.

If you knew you were going to end up doddering and clueless, and you wanted to ride it out as long as possible but not go so far that you could no longer pull the plug, would you
1) let it continue, knowing you'd be a drain on someone, somewhere (eg: the state, some reluctant but responsibly-minded family member) but hoping that in some years some medical advance would bring you back to right, OR

2) remove yourself from the scene, thus precluding any possible late-stage recovery of your faculties but saving others of the burden and you of the indignity of being looked after?

Blind_Ryan · 06-01-07 09:37:19

I'd let it continue. Hell, I already AM a burden on state and family until I can get a job (nobody hires here. It sucks)

With my asthma, I'll be dead at 50.

Same question.

blissed · 06-01-07 14:30:53

Oh Siobhan sorry to hear you lost your car and your probly feeling a little down now . but cheer up, your attractive, intelligent and also pretty resourceful, so hopefully you'll get another car quite soon. Anyway, at least you didn't loose your old one like this http://www.ebaumsworld.com/2007/01/ghos … -whip.html

Ryan your starting your modelling career today don't forget (BA submission) that is your future direction. Get that camera out and get wanking

The answer to the question is

3/ I would buy a small army of robots to care for me, so I could last as long as possible without being a burden.

I said a few posts back I haven't got a mobile phone, I know one other person who lives in Illinois who hasn't got one either, I think we must be the only 2 people left in the world now.

Do you not do something that everybody else is doing?

or

do you do something that everybody else isn't doing?

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Calenture · 06-01-07 15:31:59

I don't have a mobile phone either.

And yes to both questions.

If you could change one feature of your personality / body, what would it be? (Has this already been asked? If so, sorry. I lose track.)

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annoula · 06-01-07 19:03:50

Personality=less irritable

Body=gym-going look without the gym-visiting part

What is the best time to have sex (with someone besides yourself) and why?

blissed · 07-01-07 03:57:30

3pm, don't ask me why, it must have something to do with circadian rhythms, it just feels like a good time. You've had lunch a little while ago and it's a little while before you have your tea, so you might as well do something in between

Tracy Emins Sparrow in Liverpool is a lovely sculpture, but the BBC commissioned it for £60,000.......... I think that was a real bargain does anyone else agree with me? it is a lovely little sculpture tho.

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Siobhan · 07-01-07 04:35:24

annoula wrote:

Body = gym-going look without the gym-visiting part

LOLOROFL!

::y'all may resume the game now::

(and thank you blissed)

polarchill · 08-01-07 10:11:23

Hmm. I went back a couple, and I believe we actually ended without a question there. Therefore:

What is the strangest decoration/souvenir/priceless article (wait, maybe you shouldn't tell us about that last one) that you own?

Blind_Ryan · 08-01-07 16:39:33

Me? It's a toss-up betwixt a giant 20 sided die and a tiny little piss drop of a Jack Daniels bottle.

Good times!

I'll ask a strange one since I'm goddamn tired
What.... is your favorite.... sub-sandwich and why?

Hey that wasn't too bad...

annoula · 08-01-07 19:16:38

what's that???
a sandwich with submissive tendencies?

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