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13 Feb 2011, 7:44 pm

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A favourite noise? One that makes you zoom into it and really listen to. (excluding music)


A: Gentle water sounds, like a plop of water or the rain. My bamboo wind chimes aren't too far behind.

Q: What's your favorite tactile sensation (aside from any answers which would belong in the "adult" subforum)?


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13 Feb 2011, 8:20 pm

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Q: What's your favorite tactile sensation?


some heat when i'm feeling cold, and some coolness when i'm feeling too warm.

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13 Feb 2011, 8:22 pm

aww.. had a good answer lined up. lol erm, probably playing guitar i guess, if it's going well. not sure..
favourite indian food? if you like indian food



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13 Feb 2011, 10:29 pm

bison burgers :?

Have you a cure for a congested respiratory tract beyond quit breathing so much? I think I have caught something from someone here at WP. Please, wipe off your monitors and keyboards when you've finished.



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13 Feb 2011, 11:11 pm

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Have you a cure for a congested respiratory tract beyond quit breathing so much? I think I have caught something from someone here at WP. Please, wipe off your monitors and keyboards when you've finished.

Sorry. :oops:

A: I recommend expectorants and steam (hot showers, hot tea, etc).

Q: How often do you get colds?


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13 Feb 2011, 11:22 pm

almost never as far as i know, but i'm not sure.

how many genuine friends do you have? i'd say none but i'm trying.



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14 Feb 2011, 2:04 am

Very few if any that would pass the rigors of the friendship test.


What type of person do you get along best with- have most in common?



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14 Feb 2011, 2:16 am

Outcasts. All of my friends in elementary school were either foreigners or came from poor families, and as a teenager I hung out with a lot of goths, gays and nerds. Nowadays I tend to hang out with people who have mental illnesses or are just socially awkward in general.

Do you see "shadow people" when you go outside? I'm not talking about actual shadows; I mean shady moving figures that are there one minute and gone the next.



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14 Feb 2011, 12:30 pm

Thank you for the advice Kaybee. Will give it a go, I feel absolutely horrible today.

Sometimes, I will get the sensation of movement at the periphery of my field of sight. I think it must be my mind playing tricks on me.




Is there something you know how to do really well? Care to share?



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14 Feb 2011, 12:42 pm

I can sketch really fast.

what is your hobbie?


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14 Feb 2011, 1:32 pm

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what is your hobbie?


i'm pretty good at taking up space. aside from that, i like to use DSP to restore old and corrupted audio.

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14 Feb 2011, 3:40 pm

what is your hobbie? I've had various hobbies over the centuries therefore, it would probably be involving myself in media such as movies,books,music that tend to relate to sci-fi/fantasy/horror.. :oops: :oops:



What if anything would you choose to give up in the general sense?



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15 Feb 2011, 12:46 am

My many defining bad habits.





What is a pet peeve of yours?



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15 Feb 2011, 8:27 am

Asymmetry of objects on a shelf.
If they're worth looking at then they should also be arranged exactly right.

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15 Feb 2011, 1:22 pm

pet peeves? oh, when people make absolutely no attempt at correctly pronouncing a foreign person's name or the name of a foreign object or activity- karaoke is an example- it is pronounced "KA-dA-OH-KEH" and NOT "carry-oh-kee" - that just grates on my ears. hard american "R"s improperly used in foreign words, are a double-plus-ungood thing.

pet peeves fully deserves its own thread, and it would be a busy one, i can see from here.

Q- pick ONLY one- being pseudo-retired in a tin can out in the woods far from civilization, and living a rudimentary existence-

OR

being a sharp and buff yuppie having fun in a shiny brand-spanking-new hip pad in the city close in to everything, but being stuck in a rat-racing salary slave mode until you're old and stooped and gray?

explain your choice, por favor.



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15 Feb 2011, 3:42 pm

Out in the woods in a tin can, thanks. :lol:
Why? Because the nearer things get to being that yuppie in the city the less real they become, and the more complicated they become. To be stuck in a rut having to sustain this and, presumably, terrified of failing to do so must be a hell on earth.
Life <> money and shiny things.

How big a house (or tin hut :wink: ) would be ideal? One with a conservatory, living room, day room, study, three or more bedrooms - or just three reasonably sized rooms?


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