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Agent Andrew
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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?
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Anikka
Babelfish
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May-1-2007 16:29
Enchanted April
What did you do as a child to try to get out of eating your least favourite food?
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crunchpatty
Old Shoe
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May-2-2007 01:18
Stuck it in my brother's diaper then called Children's Aid on my mom. Now we call him eggpant.
What was / is your first choice for a baby name?
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Ceres Trajan
Old Shoe
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May-2-2007 10:16
Johnathan. It's a family name. It suits him perfectly. And it is soooo original.
It's the surprise birthday party of your dreams in your honor. What's the theme?
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biggie528
Lucky Stiff
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May-2-2007 11:03
Mechanical bull riding, always wanted to do it with 50 of my closest friends and family watching (*totally into voyeurism*)
Where's your ideal place to live?
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Amanda92
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May-2-2007 15:19
At my families camp, on an island located on a small and nice lake. If I could I would live there all year long but then there is winter and that ruins my dream.:( I would also like to live in Hawaii where my favorite cousin lives.
What was your favorite toy from when you were a baby?
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Moonshine Creekwater
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May-2-2007 16:56
Snowy my teddy he has no eyes and one ear and should really be called greyey.
What your fav book.
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Ceres Trajan
Old Shoe
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May-2-2007 18:59
"In His Steps", Charles M. Sheldon. A bit preachy for most, but for some reason it always inspires me and sets my wheels to spinning about "what ifs".
What is your favorite family photo? (description pls.)
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Anikka
Babelfish
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May-2-2007 23:46
It is a picture of my grandfather, as a boy, with my great-grandmother on the ship when they emigrated from Germany to the United States. There are several women in the picture, mostly middle-aged, and my grandfather (approximately twelve years old) is standing on something that is making him taller than them, and he's got the most mischievous smile I've ever seen.
The last time I saw that mischievous smile was shortly before he died at the age of ninety-something. It was the thing that actually kept him from ever seeming truly old.
What is the "wildest" thing you've ever done?
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crunchpatty
Old Shoe
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May-3-2007 00:52
"Wildest"? Let's just say curious George ain't so curious anymore. Coincidentally, there's a Canada-wide moratorium on hand puppet sales right now. Bleach is hard to find too...
Do you have any tattoos? (I don't).
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Secret_Squirrel
Safety Officer
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May-4-2007 18:52
No I don't. And yet it is definitely one of the few things I regret not doing. Once again it's a fear factor thing. I'd like a cool kanji symbol, but I know the big bikey tattooist that did it would look at the skinny white guy, smirk and I'd end up with the equivalent of 'this guy is a tosser' in Japanese on my arm. And no-one's gonna believe I play baseball...
What is your favourite item of clothing?
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