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17 Jan 2011, 2:35 pm

Similar type of question...if you could reincarnate in to any era, which one would it be?


Back in the days when there was not as much torment worldwide probably around 300AD perhaps.


Ever taken photographs of things that are seemingly mundane...



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17 Jan 2011, 9:57 pm

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Ever taken photographs of things that are seemingly mundane...


i took many pictures of parking lots, back when i was snapping pics left and right. now that film is obsolete, i have taken next to no pics of anything.

Q- what's the oddest thing you've photographed?



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18 Jan 2011, 3:54 pm

Q- what's the oddest thing you've photographed?

A-- I think that would be scenes of people simply going about their daily business i.e in other words just taking pictures of people without asking for someone to pose or such..


Q-- Ever owned anything that made others think you were eccentric as hell?



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18 Jan 2011, 7:57 pm

Yes, I prefer not to have what is popular most of the time. I guess these days it would have to be loads of books on a diverse number of subjects. The pain is hauling them around when I move from place to place. Maybe I will join the 21st century and read more electronically, but I still love the feel of turning crisp pages with my fingers. Beyond that, I am not materialistic which in itself can be viewed as eccentric by many of the people I meet.


What adjectives would you use to describe yourself?



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18 Jan 2011, 9:19 pm

Sweet, innocent, unworldly, gentle, darling, sensitive, big and beautiful.

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18 Jan 2011, 10:19 pm

odd, retiring, non-conformist, emotional, illogical, slow, quiet, solitary, smelly, cowlicky, graceless, confused, novelty-loving, inattentive, mystical, music-loving

Q- what is your happiest moment in life? [or closest to happy]



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18 Jan 2011, 10:41 pm

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I guess these days it would have to be loads of books on a diverse number of subjects. The pain is hauling them around when I move from place to place. Maybe I will join the 21st century and read more electronically, but I still love the feel of turning crisp pages with my fingers. Beyond that, I am not materialistic which in itself can be viewed as eccentric by many of the people I meet.


Ahh, I have the same dilemma! What you wrote here is so much like me, I just had to comment. ^_^; An e-reader would be more practical, but how I would miss the feel of the pages. And the papery smell! And besides, it would mean to give up my longest-held goal in life: to one day have a room in my own home entirely lined with books.

A: When I was living in Alaska, my friend came to visit for a week. We went hiking, fishing, kayaking, and all that sort of thing, indulged in delicious foods, and stayed up late talking about comic books and other things. :D I don't know if my single happiest moment was during this time, but it was definitely the happiest I've been over a period of time.

Q: Same question!


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18 Jan 2011, 11:35 pm

The day that I walked out of my High school building, forever. Never to return.

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19 Jan 2011, 12:23 am

getting out of the prison that is the u.s. army.

Q- what was your most embarrassing moment in life?



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19 Jan 2011, 1:32 am

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Q- what was your most embarrassing moment in life?
A- I don't embarrass easily at all. I've done some moronic things and was able to laugh at myself without feeling too bad. I guess there's only one real moment that has stuck with me through the years. Not that it bugs me or anything, but that it let me know something crippling about myself... it defined a weakness I never knew about at the time I guess. Anyway...

... In the 8th grade I was very interested with music and had been playing the guitar for a few years already. I had started to learn a song and had mastered some of it, and being at a middle school for the arts (Magnet school), some teachers encouraged me to enter a school talent show of sorts. Anyway, long story short. My friend and I were to play "Nothing Else Matters" by Metallica. I had the song down and still do :?. However, my friend didn't tune his guitar before we went on. So when we started to play, our teacher kinda did a motion to have my friend stop playing because he was sounding awful. So I then realized I was the center of all attention and my heart just stopped and my mind went into a whirlwind of nervous confusion and I couldn't play a single note of the song because my mind went completely blank :(. I guess it was embarrassing that I looked r-tarded in front of everyone I went to school with, but it was even more upsetting to learn that I'd never get to become a true musician if I couldn't play on stage :(. Also, I didn't even know I was autistic at the time, so I just felt r-tarded :|.

Q- Same question :D?


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19 Jan 2011, 2:54 am

i picked just one, although the one i picked has lots of company. when i was a young adult, i was in the professional building where my shrink had his office, and was using the stairs, and they [and the building they were in] were old and made with somewhat narrower landings than is the practice nowadays- anyways, i planted my foot on the top landing and promptly slipped, fell hard on my tuckas and bounced each step on the way down, about 15 steps, with me going "OWOWOWOW" all the way down. when my butt finally landed on the floor below, people had opened an office door, drawn by the commotion, and stared at me like i had 2 heads. i've never been too good at descending stairs for some reason.

Q- you are remaking the original Star Wars, and you have the choice of ONLY justin bieber or whoopi goldberg to play hans solo- and john goodman or roseanne barr to play princess leia- which actors would you choose from this selection, to play those characters?



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19 Jan 2011, 7:40 am

A: Whoopi Goldberg as Han Solo (I'll be honest, the only thing I know about Justin Bieber is people talking about him and even that leaves me preferring Whoopi) and John Goodman as Princess Leia.

Q: If you were to get a cybernetic body part, which would it be?


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19 Jan 2011, 4:20 pm

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Q: If you were to get a cybernetic body part, which would it be?
A- I'd pick to replace my eyes. I figure mine suck anyway, so why not get perfect robot vision :D?

Q- If you were made into an autistic action figure... what would your super awezome catch phrase be when the button on the back of it's head was pushed :D?


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19 Jan 2011, 4:20 pm

Q: If you were to get a cybernetic body part, which would it be? Probably a cybernetic leg I suppose..


Q-- If you could see into ones' future whom would you wish to make the prediction for?



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19 Jan 2011, 9:14 pm

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Q- If you were made into an autistic action figure... what would your super awezome catch phrase be when the button on the back of it's head was pushed :D?


pull my finger.

Q- same question



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19 Jan 2011, 9:15 pm

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Q-- If you could see into ones' future whom would you wish to make the prediction for?


myself.