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Sep-16-2006 02:29

Simple: One person asks a question, the next one answers it. Then the second person asks another, and the third answers that, ex-cetera so on and so for forever.

Example;

Guy-01: "How old are you?"
Girl-O2: 16. "Why'd you choose your Sleuth name?"
Human-o3: "Because I'm the third human to be an example on here. What grad are you in?"
...and so on...
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Where are you from?

May-19-2007 08:07

Never :) A strange anomaly that happens when going to Cairo apparently, (is that right?) just like Parananoid_Android's -$1900? bank balance after I parked him in Cairo recently. S'just weird.

Have you ever brought an animal home and uttered those fateful words to your parents/spouse, etc "Can we keep it?"

Jun-3-2007 21:02

Never. I just bring them home. He just sighs. :-) And then he laughs at me.

How many times have you read your favourite book?

Jun-4-2007 23:28

Ugh, over and over. And Every time I do, it's the same predictable ending. Archie picks the rich darkheaded girl and his jalopy breaks down just out of walking distance from the Choc'lit Shop, and this blonde chick named Betty does pilates at double speed, cause she's feeling all jilted and stuff.

What's the funniest name you've ever heard in real life?

Jun-4-2007 23:29

Aloisius Bonaventuras Spinnawebber. No joke.

What kind of hat looks best on you?

Jul-7-2007 07:42

Beanies. Well I don't really know to be honest no one has ever told me, but since it is winter and I am wearing beanies a lot I will say them.

Have you ever seriously tried to see if there is another person who is trapped in the mirror and looks exactly like you, who is forced to copy whatever you do?

Jul-7-2007 11:59

Well when I was younger I did. But when I turned 16 recently, I realized that was best to do in private rather than in public restrooms (so many strange glances...).

What's the most exotic place you've ever been to?

Jul-7-2007 14:51

Israel. While I am a pacifist I can see why the land inspires passion. Oddly enough though it has rarely known peace it inspires a hope for freedom from suffering.

Who is your favourite French philosopher, Sartre excluded?

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Jul-14-2007 12:19

Voltaire, but he's really about the only one I've actually read...It was good stuff though,

When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? (not sure if I worded that right, but I hope you get the idea...)

Jul-15-2007 06:30

I went through different phases. I had a Princess Leia phase, then a Boadicea phase, and then I decided I wanted to be a scary old lady with lots of cats.

What would be your ideal place for a romantic weekend?