The question game

The_Elfman · 25-01-07 18:36:49

Khanada Faye. I had such a crush on her

What is your pet hate. The one thing that pees you off more that any other.

Adagio · 25-01-07 23:36:03

My pet hate is people who let their dog poop all over someone else's yard. [get it? "pet" hate.] I stepped smack dab in the middle of it on my way to my mailbox yesterday! UGH!!!

What is one broken relationship you would like to have restored? (okay, that's kinda deep.) If that one is a bit too personal how about......have you had any broken bones? If so, which one/s and how did it happen? I've now managed to ask FOUR questions!

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The_Elfman · 26-01-07 01:26:33

Adagio wrote:

What is one broken relationship you would like to have restored?

I'll answer this one. My first great love affair. I often wonder if 30+ years down the line we wouldn't maybe have more chance of making a go of it.

Adagio's question is such a good one I'll repeat it.

"What is one broken relationship you would like to have restored?"

The_West_Wind · 26-01-07 01:31:51

As much as I would have liked to answer the first question, I feel I must answer the second.

I fractured my wrist when I was 10. I was chasing someone in the classroom when I tripped on one of those notice boards on wheels things. I tripped on one of its feet and my hand bent back on the other foot of the board.
I remember it didnt really hurt when it happened, but after a few seconds the pain set in.

Kind of like a first relationship when you think about it.

Do you think you could last the night sleeping in subzero tempratures?

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blissed · 26-01-07 19:34:52

No I couldn't spend a night here

http://www.icehotel.com/

Unless I wore a complete warm suit like a space suit with a helmet so that every part of me is warm including my nose.

My first crush was on my school teacher when I was 5. She wore a plastic mac which I thought was really sexy. Can you remember the first person you took a shine too in that way?

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Siobhan · 26-01-07 20:25:18

Victoria Bruechert.

I was 4, she was 4-and-a-half.

We didn't let our age difference get in the way.

I'm with Elfman. Adagio's question is such a good one I'll repeat it:

Adagio wrote:

What is one broken relationship you would like to have restored?

blissed · 30-01-07 20:39:55

I know it seems like a good question, but I think there are some good reasons why most relationships usually end. Someone might want to answer it tho and are obviously free too.

Anyway I just found this!!!

Isn't this a fantastic mamoth iceberg!?

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The_Elfman · 31-01-07 02:23:05

Yes it is.

Anyone seen my Hi-Fi remote?

aven frey · 31-01-07 04:49:46

Yes, it's in my boot for some reason.

What songs make you cry?

aven frey · 31-01-07 04:50:04

max wrote:

Yes, it's in my car boot for some reason.
What songs make you cry?

the_babar · 31-01-07 05:55:48

max wrote:

Yes, it's in my boot for some reason.
What songs make you cry?

"The Heart of the Matter" by Indie Arie.

I was seperated by distance from a girl I really wanted to be with and it was getting to me. And then a friend plays me this album, not knowing how I was feeling. Get to this song and asked to hear it again. I promptly left and went back to my cabin and balled my eyes out. Now, when I hear the song, i still get emotional. Just how beautifully she sings and the lyrics, wow. I've never been one to listen to lyrics, but this just captivated me. And she's only mid-20's too, but sings with such soul and depth.

What taste/smell invokes a childhood memory and what is that memory?

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eros62 · 31-01-07 06:21:48

the_babar wrote:

What taste/smell invokes a childhood memory and what is that memory?

Jello (or gelatin). I became a hardcore vegetarian in college and, until my recent life change, hadn't eaten the "animal-hooved" product for the last 24 years. I just had some a month ago and it brought back a flood of memories of being a kid.

What cute facial expression does your partner (or best friend) have that makes you love them even more?

blissed · 31-01-07 23:36:16

Crossed eyes

If you were given a pair of x-ray specs, what would you look at first?

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aven frey · 01-02-07 00:28:25

I would look into peoples houses!

What is your best childhood memory?

Arielle · 01-02-07 00:43:07

Telling my sister that I could fly and getting her to watch as I leapt off the top of the wardrobe.

My mother was amazed I didn't break any bones.

What near miss / brush with death have you had?

Cate · 01-02-07 00:49:48

One day when I was about seven I decided life was too hard and that the best solution was to kill myself. I marched into the kitchen opened the cutlery draw pulled out a fork and plunged (okay gingerly slid) it into the toaster. The damn thing wasn't even on, so much for all the warnings of no cutlery in the toaster or you'll die. I put the fork back in the draw and that's my last attempted suicide.

If could pick how you died what would happen

blissed · 01-02-07 00:57:27

Woah Cate thats pretty extreme!! it would have just shorted anyway but I'm still glad it wasn't plugged in.

max wrote:

What is your best childhood memory?

Oh it would be my last year at primary school when I was 11. The guy who taught us every subject was actually an art teacher and artist and used to let me climb all over him in P.E. and once he said OK if you wanna go home, go home then, So we all got our coats on, but we were too scared to leave the school, we just hid behind a grass bank to see if he'd come out, then we went back in because we knew that if our parents and the headmaster knew we'd left the school in school time they'd have gone banana's

Arielle wrote:

What near miss / brush with death have you had?

I was about 6 on my tricycle playing in the road and a lorry was gonna tip sand all over me and my mum yelled at me to move and I got out the way. I can remember the lorry but no sense of urgency, I think I thought as sand is soft, if you had 2 tons of it tipped on top of you you'd be fine.

Cate wrote:

If could pick how you died what would happen

I'd go quietly at 178

What food can't you have too much of?

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polarchill · 01-02-07 10:14:11

Cheese.

If the world was ending in 24 hours, would you rush off to have sex with someone you've already been (or are) involved with, or try to take a chance with someone you've always wanted?

aven frey · 02-02-07 00:40:17

since I'm single I'd have to go with taking a chance with Benicio Del Toro or James Spader, whoever was closer at the time.

This is a cool question so I'm going to keep it happening - If the world was ending in 24 hours, would you rush off to have sex with someone you've already been (or are) involved with, or try to take a chance with someone you've always wanted?

gala · 02-02-07 01:43:31

while james spader does sound appealing, i think i would want familiarity and comfort at the end of days. so i'd go for either a partner or a past partner - someone whose body and mind i already knew. repeat performances are great. if i were single, i might choose a sexual partner who i hadn't been with in many years, because it's interesting to see how folks change and how your chemistry with them changes over time.

there are so many things on here i want to go back and answer! i'm sorry i ignored this thread for its first 14 or so pages.

what's the most ridiculous thing you've shoplifted?

Blind_Ryan · 02-02-07 01:49:24

a 25 cent home run pie.

Keepin' it goin'

blissed · 02-02-07 14:25:35

polarchill wrote:

If the world was ending in 24 hours, would you rush off to have sex with someone you've already been (or are) involved with, or try to take a chance with someone you've always wanted?

Well since Max is gonna be out looking for James Spader, I'll have to give up on that one :) So I'll have to "make do" :) with someone here who seems to have a casual interest in me at the mo. failing that tho, I'll probly help the mad professor with the sticky out hair and glasses who first warned the whitehouse of this impending calamity, but would they believe him?! No!!! and now he say's he thinks he can find a way to save the world that might just work,....... they won't believe him now either!!. WELL I DO!!! and as I wasn't able to get any form of sex at all, I'm gonna help him to show those pen pushers in the Whitehouse that if you wanna believe enough, you can make your dreams come true and the world can be saved!! all we need is him, me, a large lazer and a few volunteers, Trouble is, everyone else is too busy shagging each other.

Have you ever wildly under estimated the size of a task and made a fool of yourself or Is their something you thought was going to be very difficult that you in fact achieved very easily?

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polarchill · 02-02-07 22:22:03

blissed wrote:

Have you ever wildly under estimated the size of a task and made a fool of yourself.

Yes. I call it life.

I'll steal one from James Lipton: What's your favorite curse word?

blissed · 02-02-07 23:39:11

Crikey!!!

Played any good games (it's not big or clever ) or had any accidents with food?

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kirejos · 03-02-07 00:23:51

End of the world in 24 hrs.? -Definitely take a chance w/someone I've always wanted.

Accident with food (not Sushi related)- I picked up a takeout container of soup (split pea lentil) only to have the bottom fall out as I lifted it up off of the cash register counter. Yeah...not pretty. We had a good laugh cleaning it up though.

Does your right shoe, or left shoe wear out first? In other words, do you think you strut more to your left side, or to your right side?

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