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| What's going on outside your window right.....NOW? |
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| | 1. No window to look out. Sigh. |
| | 2. Its being dark outside. |
| | 3. Darkness. I'm waiting for the two boys I keep first thing in the morning to arrive. |
| | 4. Neighbor's cat on the window ledge, sitting. |
| | 5. It's a bright and sunny day (eew) and a plane has just gone by. |
| | 6. A red car just drove past, apart from that, bugger all. |
| | 7. Darkness and street lights, a few car lights but that's it |
| | 8. very little |
| | 9. It's daylight and it's cold and there are some people waiting at a bus stop. Oh and some cars are going past. |
| | 10. darkness. |
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| What's the last book you read? |
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| | 1. Friends, Lovers and Chocolate...or something like that...by Alexander McCall Smith |
| | 2. A re-read of "My Travels With Charley" by John Stienbeck. |
| | 3. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. What can I say, I'm a dork. |
| | 4. Christ the Lord - Anne Rice |
| | 5. I just finished reading Microserfs again. |
| | 6. Still reading..."Chloe" by 'Freya North'. Fabulous. |
| | 7. Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis, last year sometime. |
| | 8. Vanishing Acts by Jodi Piccoult |
| | 9. The Windup Bird Chronicles by that Japanese guy who's name I never get right. |
| | 10. when the wind blows, by james patterson |
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| What did you think about it? |
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| | 1. It was interesting. Not my favourite of his, but it'll do. |
| | 2. This is my favorite book by Steinbeck. I had to read "The Pearl" in 7th grade, and predjudiced me against him as a writer [I was way too sensitive in 7th grade to read "The Pearl"]. However, this book has it's deep points, but light and humorous points as well. It made me happy to know that somone who can see the beautifully dirty parts of humanity can still see the happy and the joyful part of it too. |
| | 3. I loved it. |
| | 4. I'm about halfway through, and so far it fucking rocks. |
| | 5. What more can I say? It's a wonderful book and Douglas Coupland is an absolute genius. What I like the most about it is that in between the apparent coldness of technology and the modern world you can find a huge amount of humanity and pure feelings in the story. I find the personal, spiritual, professional and emotional growth of the characters very appealing and inspiring. Apart from that, it's a very interesting book that deals with life in the mega cultures of our society, the corporate life, relationships, friendship, the work life, new projects and such; plus, it is full of enchanting cultural, technologic, artistic and mediatic references that are delectable for someone so interested in humanity and society and popular culture like me. |
| | 6. Well ive just travelled around Wales, followed by Ireland, followed by Scotland with her, and am now in St Ives, so it's pretty exhausting! |
| | 7. The beginning when faster than the end. |
| | 8. I like her writing style very much so enjoyed it. I like the way she switches between characters to tell the story. |
| | 9. I really enjoyed it, although it was a bit like a slippery bar of soap. Everytime I went to grab the storyline it slipped away from me. Vague, beautiful and intriguing. |
| | 10. iffy. |
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| I’m going on holiday in 4 weeks and I am desperate for good books to take with me. Books I have enjoyed this year: The Poisonwood Bible, Vernon God Little, The Secret Life of Bees. Can you recommend a book that I should take on holiday? Nothing too heavy please. Tell me why I would like it too (if you can be arsed). |
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| | 1. Nothing too heavy? In her Shoes? It's chick lit...what can I say. |
| | 2. Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole. It's bizzare and the hero is not someone many of us would be friends with in real life, but I find myself rooting for him anyway. Plus, its long, and will fill the time nicely. A fun and silly read, but still thinky enough to satisfy. |
| | 3. Beats the shit out of me; I don't get to read that much anymore with two kids. |
| | 4. Davinci Code - makes you think about what really goes on inside the Louvre. |
| | 5. I'd recommend: *Generation X by Douglas Coupland: It's a great book that's very deep and interesting, which leaves you with many things to ponder and think about and lessons learned. *Sex and the city by Candace Bushnell: It's funny, candid and true and a good analysis of not only love and relationships in Manhattan, but everywhere. Besides, it's nice to see where everything originated from. *Kitchen, by Banana Yoshimoto: It's one of the best books I have read this year. What a beautiful story and way of telling it, it will make you smile and be touched. It includes as well a novella called "Moonlight shadow", which is wonderful and very sad. That's all I can think of right now. |
| | 6. Captain Corelli's Mandolin by Louis De Bernia (spelt ever so slightly wrong!) is brill-i-ant. But heavey. Try the one above! Go travelling with her...whilst she travels! (She has a man in every port too, which makes it nicely naughty.) |
| | 7. I have been reading the third Lord of the Rings book for three years now, I don't think I'm the person to answer this question. |
| | 8. The Time Travellers Wife was a brilliant read, I couldn't put it down.
My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Piccoult (I am on a roll),
and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer which made me want to cry but was also incredibly engaging. |
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| | 10. zora neale hurston "their eyes were watching god" |
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| Have a look round the room you’re in now. Of all the things you see, what’s your favourite thing? (Thing, not person) |
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| | 1. The lights twinkling on the office tree. |
| | 2. My bookshelves. They hold my most prized posessions: books and my art supplies. They also have some artsy bottles and bowls and scarves on top, which make me look interesting and tasteful. I'd line my walls with full bookshelves if I could afford it.
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| | 3. My computer. |
| | 4. Bowl of popcorn beside me. |
| | 5. The blue chair I'm sitting in (I'm in the office). Oh, and maybe that Chupa chups I'm going to have as soon as I finish answering this lovely quiz. |
| | 6. My pen holder of a yellow man/alian/hard to tell thing, made by my neice. |
| | 7. That little grassy looking plant that magically appeared on top of the cabinets the other day. |
| | 8. My ipod |
| | 9. I'm at work. So, the door is my favourite thing. |
| | 10. the tree thingy in the corner. |
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| What needs tidied up most? When are you going to do it? |
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| | 1. MY ROOM. Erm, this weekend? |
| | 2. Heh. The whole thing. Probably tonight. I've been trying to be a grownup lately and keep my room tidy. The score so far:
Room: 1
Me: 0 |
| | 3. Everything, really. The house is clean but cluttered. |
| | 4. Surfaces covered with grad-school crap. When? Yeah right, that's funny, Heelandlass. |
| | 5. Probably the front pocket of my courier bag. I have lots of little papers and notes, a pen, some candy, a lighter, headphones, mini plug, ChapStick, mini army knife, toothbrush, eye drops, wallet, tissues, ohashi and the goddess knows what else! When am I going to do it? I don't know. Soon? I'm such a procrastinator. |
| | 6. Im sucking my pen, and everything in my office needs tidying. Everything. |
| | 7. The kitchen counter. In all likelihood, I won't be tidying it, since the roommates tend to get to it much faster. |
| | 8. The kitchen - especially under the sink.
I might do it by the end of the year. |
| | 9. Filing tray things. This week. Definitely this week. |
| | 10. i need to find a place to put my clothes that isn't in the way and won't get eaten by mice. i will get around to it in probably never. |
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| What do you have planned for today? |
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| | 1. Work, hair cut, make some Christmas cards, sleep, maybe write a little. |
| | 2. Working on a website job for school, tidying the aforementioned room, graphic art homework, chatting with friends. |
| | 3. As little as possible. I'd like to catch up on some sleep; I'm on day three with insomnia. |
| | 4. I'm going to watch Edward Scissorhands before I go to sleep tonight. |
| | 5. Work, listen to lots of Portishead and Björk, write some vignettes for my new entry, have lots of fun with Eve, eat that Chupa chup (hmm, peach), practice music reading, when I finish work I'll visit Lisa for a bit, watch some Sex and the city, practice piano like crazy for my exam and whatever else I feel like doing, LOL. I know, not very exciting. |
| | 6. Go to stay at my mothers tonight after her dragging me to help her choose tile paint, we will drink too much wine, and eat too much Gerkha take away. (Mums scottish by the way. Pointless fact!) |
| | 7. Well... it's 9:35pm now. I need to go the the computer lab, probably until it closes at 2, and then I'll probably go to bed. |
| | 8. After work I'm going to the gym. |
| | 9. A bit of skiving at work, then I'm dying my hair tonight. |
| | 10. procrastinate on a paper that is due on wednesday until tuesday night. same with the paper due on friday. |
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| If you were my real life friend, what would you buy me for my birthday? |
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| | 1. Something goofy and fun that fit your personality, or something that had a meaning to us from an inside joke or the like. |
| | 2. Probably nothing. I find random gifts more fun. In which case, I'd probably make you a card, and buy you either a book, or treat you to drinks at your favorite place. Sometimes memories are the best presents. |
| | 3. I'd probably take you out for lunch, then take a quick trip to either the bookstore or the day spa. |
| | 4. A nice wicker seating set from Pier 1. |
| | 5. I'll get you a fine paper notebook, a book I know you'd love, I'll make you a little bday card and I'll take you to dinner with the rest of the gang and we'd have a fab time! |
| | 6. A month long de-tox book so it could go straight in the bin. |
| | 7. Nothing. Truly. I buy random gifts at radnom times, I cannot be bothered to find things for specific dates like birthdays and Christmas. Sorry. |
| | 8. I am my real life friend. |
| | 9. bottle of cheap wine. |
| | 10. I'd knit you a scarf in your favorite color - if I knew what it was. |
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| What’s the best birthday present you’ve ever bought anyone? |
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| | 1. A whole collection of random maple leaf stuff as they are a HUGE fan. |
| | 2. It wasn't for a birthday, but when my best friend got married, I gave her one of the toys she used to play with at my house when we were little. It was a little tiny bear. I had a little rabbit, and we used to make clothes and toys for them in grade school.
I'd saved most of the things she made, like a little book and clothes and a little bed, and gave them all to her. |
| | 3. Not sure. |
| | 4. An 80's outfit for my little sister a LONG time ago, when we were very young. It was complete with leggings and an oversized, black and white printed top. |
| | 5. More than buying, I always like to make something special for the person like a personalised OOAK card, a painting, a cake or a colourful banner, apart from getting one of two gifts that the person really wants or would love. There have been occasions where I have gone all the way for someone and I have enjoyed it so much. Sure, buying stuff is always fun and all but I like to take a moment and show the person how much I appreciate them and what they mean to me, because bdays are all about celebrating the birth of someone dear to you. |
| | 6. Hummmm.....*thinks*.....a flight in a 1940's tiger moth for my dads 50th. |
| | 7. No idea. |
| | 8. A tiffany's necklace for my mom |
| | 9. I bought Bandito a sound engineering course |
| | 10. i bought my mom a childrens ring (a ring with her children's birthstones in it). |
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| Did they like it? |
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| | 1. Loved it. They couldn't believe the stuff I had found. |
| | 2. She started crying when she opened it. Her new husband looked at me like we were nuts. Those dolls were a big part of our childhood, and our growing up together played a big part in making us both who we are now. |
| | 3. I hope so. |
| | 4. She absolutely loved it. |
| | 5. They always do! |
| | 6. Yep. He looked just like Biggles. |
| | 7. Of course they did. Why wouldn't they? |
| | 8. She loved it |
| | 9. He loved it. Then the bawbags at the college cancelled the course so he had to buy clothes instead. Gutted. |
| | 10. of course. |
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| If you could only see 1 of the following ever again, what/who would you pick (and you have to pick one from each category): film, painting, friend, ex-lover, landscape, city, friendly face |
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| | 1. Lord of the rings, anything Toulouse Lautrec, Stephen, Ken, Cinque Terre, Paris, Emma. |
| | 2. Film: Before Sunrise/Before Sunset Double-Feature
Painting:Anything abstract and big. Give me alot to look at and lots of new things to see in it.
Friend: Thats like picking a favorite internal organ. They're all way to important to me to keep just one.
Ex-Lover: Johhny Depp. Oh wait... you meant in real life?
Landscape: Lake Superior before, during, and after a storm.
City: Milwaukee
Friendly Face: This little girl at my hall who always looks estatic to see me. She gave me a picture she drew today. |
| | 3. Lord of the Rings trilogy (yes, I have to have all three), no clue, Anne, Chris, CA desert, San Diego, my husband. |
| | 4. Film: Psycho without having the ending ruined by my mother. Painting: Rose drawing in pencil from my ex-boyfriend, Karsten. Friend: ?? Ex-lover: see above, Landscape: English countryside by train, City: Brugges, Friendly Face: My cat from high school, Rocky. |
| | 5. Gaaah! Don't make me pick only one! Ok, I'll try... *Film: Moulin Rouge - Gorgeous, fun, Nicole and Ewan, great music, nice story. *Painting: Hard one! The blue rider by Wassily Kandinsky - I love the use of colour, the abstraction, the history behind it and it makes me feel happy and truly alive. *Friend: I refuse to pick one friend over the others! *Ex-lover: Hmm... It's like taking a step backwards but... Miss Penny Lane, of course. Gosh, am pathetic. *Landscape: Something very autumn-ish, with trees in shades of orange, brown and yellow, falling leaves, cold wind, a deep night and a full moon. Bliss. *City: Why, gorgeous lovely London, of course! *Friendly face: Someone who I love, that makes me laugh, smart and who understands (see "Friend" pick). |
| | 6. Really couldn't say for a film....probably something cheesy like Dirty Dancing! Not into paintings.....my boyfriend....NONE, St Ives Harbour, London, my neice. |
| | 7. Film:
Painting: Not that up on art, sorry. I'm sounding very un-cultured, aren't I?
Friend: my dearest friend Ruth
Ex-lover: a boy named Claude that I still have a huge crush on
Landscape: A little patch of farm somewhere in south central Iowa, early in the morn with the mist on.
City: my hometown - I'll stick to what I know
Friendly Face: A boy I work with named Chris. |
| | 8. I can't...I can never select just one |
| | 9. Film: Smoke
Painting: Any of Mucha's fantabulous women
Friend: McDee.
Ex Lover: Steve
Landscape: Loch Tummel
City: Barcelona
Friendly Face: Bandito. |
| | 10. film-what's eating gilbert grape, painting-guitarist picasso (painted during his blue phase), firend-raina, ex-none, landscape-view from the tower in the porcupine mountains, city-paris, friendly face-my cat. |
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| Say your best mate on the planet has been kidnapped. His/Her kidnappers get him/her to ring you and arrange terms for release. You need to establish if it really is your best friend and not some phoney, so you have to ask a question that only s/he will know the answer to. What is that question? |
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| | 1. Who is the best lover we know? |
| | 2. Well, then I'm up a creek, because the label "best mate" could apply to at least 6 different people, and they all know different things about me. |
| | 3. What color were my underwear at that one party? |
| | 4. How many inches long is your penis? |
| | 5. Wow, nice one! Hmmm... *Thinks* Hmmm... (An hour later): What was the exact event that triggered the biggest and most important Death and reborn revolution in my life and how did you and ___ were involved? |
| | 6. When we're 'alone'....what's my name ?! |
| | 7. What was Guita's dog's name? |
| | 8. Why didn't I like you when we first met? |
| | 9. What did we feast while we were in bed the first weekend we got together? |
| | 10. am i ever happy with anything?
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| And what is the answer (you can tell me, I’m not in the mood to kidnap anyone)? |
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| | 1. Well, it won't mean anything to you! And besides, a lady never tells. |
| | 2. This is what I get for being a private person for so long. |
| | 3. Leopard print. |
| | 4. 7 |
| | 5. [Answer removed by the SilverStar 5 Security Council. We apologise for any inconvenience.] |
| | 6. No, i really can't. |
| | 7. Rupey |
| | 8. Because I'm tall. |
| | 9. New York cheddar kettle chips and galaxy chocolate. |
| | 10. no. |
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| If you could have anything at all to eat right now, what would you have? |
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| | 1. Cucumber |
| | 2. I liked Dom's answer about anything from a European Cafe because it would mean I was there. But, right now, I'd settle for a cup of tea from Rochambo or a martini from the Hi-Hat, for the very same reason. |
| | 3. Chocolate cheesecake. Calorie-free, of course. ;) |
| | 4. Ben and Jerry's Chubby Hubby Ice Cream. |
| | 5. A soy burger from my favourite vegetarian restaurant with soy cheese and organic lettuce, a side of fries and a chai latté. |
| | 6. Pasta. Im currently doing weight/starve watcher, and im dying for some pasta and cheese, or my FABULOUS roast veg and goats cheese lasagna. |
| | 7. Boiled Pella Bologna (it's like summer sausage, supposedly) |
| | 8. Pizza...it's always pizza |
| | 9. Well, I'm eating right now so there's nothing I fancy. Maybe a scone and jam later on. |
| | 10. mud. that dessert made of chocolate pudding and sprinkled with crushed oreos. it is so good. |
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| Describe the best photo you’ve ever seen of yourself (and you’re not allowed to say you hate all photos of yourself. I know for a fact that there must be at least ONE that you don’t hate). |
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| | 1. me and some friends at a new year's party |
| | 2. Its actually a recent one, of a friend and I at an Irish pub. |
| | 3. My junior year photo came out nicely as did some of my wedding photos. |
| | 4. Naughty one my hubby took of me in the parking lot of a restaurant in Dallas. Let's just say: lots of black lingerie. |
| | 5. A picture taken in a recent dinner party by James. |
| | 6. My baby ones. |
| | 7. There's this one. I was sitting on some stairs in my white graduation gown holding my lovely red graduation rose. |
| | 8. at my friends party - about 7 years ago when my hair was short and really blond and I was really, really thin. -sigh- |
| | 9. It's at my wedding. I'm sitting on a chair with a glass of champagne in my hand and nobody else is around me. It was taken by one of my friends, who were all standing in a group getting their photo taken by the photographer. I was having a much needed break and saw my friend looking at me, so I held my glass up and said 'cheers' and she clicked. |
| | 10. one taken during a holiday at my grandpa's. the whole family was outside and my hair was cut short that year and it was really curly and... |
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| What is it about that one that you like? |
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| | 1. We all look like we are having so much fun
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| | 2. It was from my favorite vacation ever, an awesome night with two of my best friends, there was Guiness involved, and I look halfway decent and really happy. |
| | 3. My hair looked good and my smile looked natural. And you could totally see my earrings; usually my hair covers my earlobes. |
| | 4. I'm smiling. |
| | 5. It's black and white and I look pretty good, not like my usual serious beetroot look (also know as the bitter common Japanese guy mode). Plus, am wearing a shirt I love and it brings back lovely memories of a great day (If you would like to see it, let me know!). |
| | 6. Always looking happy. |
| | 7. My hair. It is pretty. And I don't look too chubby. |
| | 8. See above |
| | 9. It's me in a nutshell. Smiling, toasting someone with a drink, looking happy. It's the most natural photo of me on my wedding day. |
| | 10. i look cute cuz the camera was far away. |
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| What was the best holiday you’ve ever been on? |
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| | 1. 3 months in Europe starting in Scotland (holla!) and ending in Italia. |
| | 2. This past Thanksgiving vacation. |
| | 3. Disney World for my 26th birthday. The parts I can remember, anyway. |
| | 4. Honeymoon with the hubby. |
| | 5. A cottage in the countryside with close friends a couple of years ago. |
| | 6. Ones in St Ives! The last one being in September. Id pick it over any place here or abroad ive been to. Everyone needs to visit. |
| | 7. By holiday you of course mean vacation. And I'd have to say my trip to visit my dearest friend Ruth in Michigan. I drove 10 hours to see her, stayed about 2 days, severely sun-burnt myself, and drove 10 hours home crying because the sun burn hurt so bad. |
| | 8. Fiji! |
| | 9. Millennium new year - Bandito and I went to Thailand. |
| | 10. went to new orleans a few years ago. the people i was with sucked and we only stayed a few days and we didn't see very much. |
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| Why? |
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| | 1. I met amazing people, I learned a great deal, I relaxed and had fun and realized just how much I need to travel.
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| | 2. I got to hang out with various mixes of my favorite people about 24/7 for 5 days. I'm still smiling from it. |
| | 3. I went with my aunt; she's my favoritist person in the world. It's also when I quit drinking (see above). |
| | 4. I was so scared to go to Europe, and then realized there was nothing to be afraid of. We had so much fun, all by ourselves, we weren't on a "tour", it was so DIY, and we drank a LOT! It was insane. We covered 4 countries in 6 days. |
| | 5. Good friends, pleasant evenings, fun and games, gorgeous food, interesting conversations... What more could you ask for? |
| | 6. .....see above! |
| | 7. I love driving. And the scenery on the way was lovely. And of course, good friends are worth it. |
| | 8. It's like paradise on earth |
| | 9. Me and Bandito felt like explorers. We were quite young and innocent then. We had never been out of europe. We stumbled through it together and had a real adventure. |
| | 10. i like new orleans and the history of the place. i am a geek like that. |
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| Describe the pants/underpants/knickers/unmentionables you would put on if you were going out on the pull. |
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| | 1. baby blue thong that is cotton but with kinda scalloped edgeshard to describe. It's hot. |
| | 2. The black bra with the metal loops, and the pink lace boy-cut panties. |
| | 3. Pull? Does that mean "on the prowl for some dick"? I'm not particular as long as they're clean and in good condition. No one should have to wear raggedy drawers. |
| | 4. Those cute boy-shorts everyone's wearing now-a-days. Black. |
| | 5. Black CK boxer briefs. Or some of those fun star Ginch Gonch boxer briefs! |
| | 6. My bright magenta set! |
| | 7. What is 'the pull'? I would probably wear my standard underwear (seeing as I have none other) which is good bikini underwear. Probably in a cute color like pink or yellow though. |
| | 8. green with lace |
| | 9. I don't pull these days. |
| | 10. the pull? i am just going to assume (dumb americans and their assuming!) that you mean drunk fest? i am not an exciting underwear person. |
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| Red wine or white wine? |
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| | 1. WHITE |
| | 2. Red. Cabernet Sauvignon, please. Though, wine usually stuffs up my nose, so hard liquor is the current choice. |
| | 3. Red. |
| | 4. Beer. |
| | 5. White, red makes me sick. |
| | 6. Sorry to say I have yet to try either. Which do you prefer? |
| | 7. red |
| | 8. Red. |
| | 9. red. |
| | 10. I prefer white, but have been drinking red to help my bloody cholesterol. |
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| Talk me through the best thing/most reliable thing you cook, come on – you know there’s at least one thing. |
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| | 1. well, I make a mean sandwich and I follow recipes really well. |
| | 2. I make super awesome spaghetti. Granted, it's not quite from scratch, but I'm working up to that. I start by browning some hamburger with some onions. Then, when the hamburger is mostly cooked, I add some sauce from a jar [Neuman's Own, perferably], and add a little salt [I measure it in my hand]. Then I add some red, orange, and yellow bell peppers. I let that simmer a bit, then I add some fresh garlic. I let that simmer while the noodles are boiling. I cook it until the onions are soft, but the peppers are still crunchy. I don't like to let the peppers cook too long with the meat, so you still get the distinct flavors, and the peppers make the sauce a little sweet. |
| | 3. Chicken Pot Pie
10 oz peas and carrots
1/3 cup butter
1/3 cup flour
1/3 cup chopped onion
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
1/2 tsp rosemary
1 3/4 cups chicken broth
2/3 cups milk
2.5-3 cups cut up cooked chicken
Pastry for 9 inch 2 crust pie
(you can adjust seasonings to taste)
Heat butter in saucepan lover low heatuntil melted. Stir in flour, onion, salt, pepper and rosemary. Cook, stirring constantly, until misture is bubbly; remove from heat. Stir in broth and milk. Heat to boiling, stirring constantly. Boil and stir 1 minute. Stir in chicken and vegetables.
Pour into pastry, place top pastry. Bake in 425* oven until golden brown, about 35 minutes. |
| | 4. Oh, jeez - where to start? I make this dish called taco bake, and the recipe is really long. Email me and I'll give it to you. acornotravez at hotm@il dot calm. |
| | 5. I'm having a dinner party! Want to come over for supper? Here's what we'll have: A small entrée of Insalata caprese. Fettuccine with old-style tomato sauce, flavoured with garlic, spices and black olives. Chicken sauté in white wine and herb light sauce, with a side of vegetable medley. For dessert, red fruit cheesecake. To drink, my famous and well-loved Midnight cocktail and an assortment of soft drinks. (Of course, everything in small portions! Would you prefer some traditional Japanese?) |
| | 6. As mentioned, my roast veg and goats cheese lasagna. Own recipe, and never had an unsatisfied customer. |
| | 7. Chocolate Lumpies (No bake cookies) or Stir Fry. |
| | 8. marinated tuna with cous cous and salad and apple crumble |
| | 9. I cook lots of nice things. The best thing I make is lentil soup, but there's no way I'm giving that recipe away! |
| | 10. um, steak on the grill. 1. turn on grill, light, let it warm up the thing so that it can be scraped. 2. place steaks gentley on grill. watch the fire cuz it is cool. 3. flip them. watch fire dance. 4. take them off. 5. eat. |
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| Finally, what’s the worst thing anybody has ever said to you at the point of orgasm? |
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| | 1. Nothing really. |
| | 2. Zzzzz....
[ha. j/k] |
| | 3. I don't think anyone has said anything to me at that point, but a few guys have finished before me and stopped. Selfish bastards. |
| | 4. "Hang onto something! I'm fixin' ta cum!" |
| | 5. Ha ha ha ha ha... "Britney! Britneeeeey!" |
| | 6. Uh. |
| | 7. huh? |
| | 8. Are you nearly done? |
| | 9. it's been so long ago, i can't remember. |
| | 10. Shit, it's been so long I don't even remember. |
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| Okay - finally, finally, what's your diaryland user name? (if you're not on diaryland, who are you and how can I find out more about you?) |
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| | 1. I have just started with Diaryland. And it ain't pretty over there yet. So my name is Celine and my email is celinew@gmail.com and you can email me and I will happily hook you up with a link once my space is decent! |
| | 2. puter-chique
http://puter-chique.diaryland.com |
| | 3. warcrygirl. |
| | 4. Acorn otra vez. |
| | 5. I am Josh and you can find me on Kiosh @ DLand or on Kiosh @ My Space (add me if you're there!). |
| | 6. I was on diaryland.....3 times....untill it went 'wrong' so i shall have to leave you intrigued! |
| | 7. My name is Andrea. I think I found your blog through Kristen's, but I don't remember how I got to hers. I am 20, live in the US state of Iowa, attend college, and have a really boring blog. http://www.mysillywalk.com
I warn you - boring stuff, mostly for the sake of my previously mentioned dearest friend Ruth. |
| | 8. geekgurrll |
| | 9. S'me - Heeland Lass! |
| | 10. nana9. |
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