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Turn it on. Or if it's already on, open the interenet.

What time is it where you are?

It's 8:20 A.M. right now.

Are there shows you watch daily?

I always try to watch the evening news on BBC1.

Same question.

No, I don't watch that much TV.


Same question.

No, not everyday.

Who was starring in the last film you saw?

Robert Downing Jr. in Sherlock Holmes 2

same question?

Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet, Christoph Waltz and John C. Reilly in Carnage.

What do you think about censorship in music?

I agree with it. Didn't use to, but every time I hear the words to rap music at work, I hear violence towards and contempt for women being taught. I absolutely believe that we are influenced by our surroundings, we are walking mirrors of our environment. Refer to women as b-----s and w----s constantly, and people see them that way.
Msn news today, 9 men arrested in the gang rape of a 14 year-old. Fourteen years old.

Sylkat

It's unnecessary. Music is a form of art and no work of art should be censored.

A new book recently came out called "Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend" by Matthew Green. It is a story told from the point of view of the imaginary friend of an autistic boy. Are you going to read it?

It does sound like an interesting book, but I might not since I don't enjoy reading fiction.

Do you like reading fiction?

I do but it's really hard to find books I enjoy.

Do certain songs ever remind you of certain things or people in your life?

Sister Morphine, by The Rolling Stones reminds me of my aunt who died in the early April of 2008. She was addicted to morphine, because of the pain that she was in.

Same question

Yes, definitely.
"Fifty ways to leave your lover" by Simon & Garfunkel reminds me of my late Mum, she loved the chorus ("No need to be coy, Roy" etc).
"God only knows" by the Beach Boys reminds me of my husband - he chose this song for me on our wedding day.
And so it goes on....

Same question.

Yes, almost over half of the songs on my iPhone remind me of living in Alberta with my ex-boyfriend.

where is your favourite band from?

One is from England and the other is from the US.


Same question.

My favourite band is ironically from Canada.

What stereotypes does your country have? and if you want to get more detailed also... What stereotypes does your province, state, region, etc. have?