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 Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 1:44 pm
4751. Oh the tangled web we weave when:
The simplest thing tears it all down.
4752. Do you own anything velevet? If yes, when you wear it can you keep from touching it?
Hmm... no.
4753. Who have you been friends with the longest? How long have you two been friends?
Amber. We've been friends for 12+ years now. We met in 5th grade.
4754. Who do you feel like you are in competition with?
No one.
4755. Is American culture more like Mexican culture or more like Japanese culture and why do you think so?
Hmm... I guess a bit like Mexican culture, because both Americans and Mexicans are big on family gatherings involving food. Japanese don't seem to have such festivities.
4756. What subject are you so familliar with that you could you write an FAQ (frequently asked questions) list about it? What would one question on that list be? What is the answer to that question?
Harry Potter. Why did the Elder Wand not work correctly for Lord Voldemort when he had possession of it? The original owner of the Elder Wand was Dumbledore. When Draco disarmed Dumbledore in the Tower in Half-Blood Prince, the power of possession passed over to him. Unknown to Voldemort, Snape had disarmed Draco before Voldemort gained possession of the wand. As a result, the Elder Wand would not work correctly for anyone except for the one who had the right of possession, which would have been Snape.
4757. 'Don't use the rules. / They're not for you - they're for the fools / and you're a fool if you don't know that. / So use the rules you stupid fool' How do you feel about these Clash lyrics?
Seems a bit contradictory.
4758. Are you for or against: Unconditional Religious tolerance? World Peace Under One Government? Total Freedom? Feminism? Love For all Creatures and People? Organized Religion? The Freedom to be Homophobic? The War on Terror? The Green Party?
For. I'm for world peace, but I don't know about being under one government. For? No stance. For. No specific stance. Against. Both. No stance.
4759. Have you read any of Anne Rice's Sleeping Beauty books? If yes, what did you think of them?
No.
4760. Can you do any voices or impressions and if yes, what ones?
Hermione Granger. River Song. The bone sound the girl from The Grudge makes when she comes down the stairs. Um... those are the ones I can think of right now. Not sure if there's others or not that I can do.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 1:50 pm
4761. Guys, is it true that gentlemen prefer blondes? Girls, do blondes really have more fun?
No. All girls, regardless of hair color, have fun.
4762. Do you enjoy sneaking up on people?
Sometimes.
4763. Do you often break plans?
No.
4764. "Angry" and "hungry" are two words that end in "gry". There are three words in the English language. What is the third word? Everyone knows what it means and everyone uses it every day. Look closely and I have already given you the third word. What is it?
Gry?
4765. Does anyone smoke in your home? If yes, does that bother you?
No.
4766. Have you ever actually seen a pink elephant?
Not a real one, no.
4767. The answer to 4764 is "language". Did you get it? Get it now, then?
No. Um... no. I still don't understand how that's the answer... neutral confused
4768. What was the most embarrassing or crazy thing you ever dreamed?
Oh, I have a lot of strange dreams. I can't remember all of them.
4769. Are you depraved (marked by corruption or evil; perverted)?
No.
4770. Who or what comes to mind when you hear the words: the dangerous objects factory? the dude who says dude? the man in black? the catastrophy involving food? the duct tape incident?
Fireworks. Dude Where My Car. Men in Black series. Food fight? Mythbusters and their Duct Tape episode. xd
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 1:53 pm
4771. In blackjack, do you often double down?
I've never played Black Jack.
4772. Who's the big winner?
Winner of what?
4773. Who do you care more about, your close friend in elementary school that you lost touh with or your first lover?
I never really had any close friends in elementary school, to be honest. And what exactly do you mean by "lover"? If you mean sexual partner, then that doesn't apply to me either.
4774. What's your favorite part of a cat?
Their soft fur... and when they purr. 3nodding
4775. What was on the last cd you burned?
I've never burned a CD.
4776. If you wanted to learn a new language would you consider buying a Disney movie in that language to pick up pronunciation? What Disney movie?
I don't think there's any movies that are in the Gaelic language. But if there was such movies available, I would probably consider watching them.
4777. Is there a modern plague? What?
Um... not that I know of.
4778. Are your baths and showers so hot that your skin gets red?
No.
4779. When you dry your body after a shower do you dry your parts in the same order each time, almost automatically, or do you dry your prts in a random order each time, thinking about it while you're doing it?
Yes, I always have the same order each time.
4780. Do you feel like those who are speak a language around you that you can't understand are making fun of you?
No.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:01 pm
4781. If you were blindfolded and your love/partner was placed in a line of fifty people could you pick him or her out only by: touching the face of each person? feeling one elbow of each person? smelling the breath of each person? licking the neck of each person? listening to the breathing of each person? psychically sensing each person?
I don't have a love or partner, so this doesn't apply to me.
4782. Close your eyes and turn your head towards the room you are in. Open your eyes. Describe the first object you see without telling what it is:
White and light grey stripes tied together with vines of pink roses. The object is folded up neatly, with the ruffle edges mostly on one side. Soft material and when unfolded is big enough to cover a person.
4783. What three questions will you never say NO to?
You already asked me this question.
4784. Would you like to see an American in Paris?
Is that a movie or something?
4785. Are you more of a couch or a scratching post? Is there a difference?
Couch. Yes.
4786. What is more important, imagination or knowledge?
Imagination.
4787. Would you consider modern life to be rubbish?
No.
4788. What's the most sinful food?
I don't know.
4789. Name one thing about yourself that you are excessively proud of:
Almost about to graduate with my Bachelors in English. I'm the Copy Editor for my school's newspaper.
4790. If you went to Hell (imagining there is one) rank these punishments in order of the one you would most prefer to the one you would least prefer.
1 = most preferred, 7 = least preferred
being broken on the wheel: 4
being put in freezing water: 2
being force fed rats and snakes: 1
being smothered by brimstone and fire: 5
being dismembered alive: 7
being boiled in oil: 6
being thrown into snake pits: 3
In my mind hell is not like this. It's just a place where all the interesting people go to drink, talk and tan.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:15 pm
4791. What other windows or websites do you have open on your computer right now?Pandora Radio. TekTek. 4792. What kind of student were you in kindergarten?Shy and quiet, who loved to play with the ribbons on the sticks during PE. xd 4793. What misjudgement do many people make about you?What emotion I'm feeling. The age I am. 4794. If you had been named according to your personality what would your name be?Sweetie. *chuckles* Hello Sweetie!  4795. What is made for kids but you love it anyway?Playsets at the park. I love to play on the swings or the merry-go-round. 4796. Do you believe that China shuld cease to occupy Tibet?I don't know. 4797. What is your opinion about the north american free trade agreement? If you don't know go here: ]http://forums.transnationale.org/viewtopic.php?p=502No opinion. 4798. Dedicate a song to someone now. What song? To who? What line from that song most makes you think about this person?"The World" by Brad Paisley, for Rory Williams and Amy Pond. "To the world You may be just another girl But to me Baby, you are the world" It reminds me of what Rory tells the Doctor after punching him in the Pandorica Opens episode. xd  4799. Can you live completely in the moment giving no thought to past or future?Sure. 4800. Can you honestly say that nothing bothers you?At this time, yeah.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:20 pm
4801. Have you ever been to poetry.com? Have they offered to publish or honor you? Are you aware that this is a scam?
No.
4802. Is joy more stressful than stress is joyful?
No.
4803. Should history be taught as a series of patriotic myths about heros or should it be taught accurately and truthfully? Which way do you feel it is mostly taught?
I can understand teaching a heroic imagery for the younger generations to help them get interested history, and then wait to get into the nitty-gritty stuff later on in further education.
4804. What is your personal mythology?
Um... what do you mean by that?
4805. Do you practice zen driving (just following someone who looks like they know where they're going and hoping it turns out alright)?
No.
4806. If you saw two monkeys getting it on at the zoo and a child asked you, 'What're those monkeys doin' what would you say?
My response would probably depend on the age of the child, and who they are (i.e. are they family or a stranger?). But I probably would something like: They're trying to make a baby.
4807. Have you ever felt like you were a part of: one human? one animal? one consciousness? one singular sensation? one love? one life? one?
Hmm... no to all of the above.
4808. You find a website that will match you up with a lonely soldier who has no family to write to him and you would become his pen pal. Would you participate even if you were personally against the war? If yes, would it be hard for you to keep your political opinions out of the letters?
Yes, because I support the troops. No, it wouldn't be hard. I don't like talking about politics as it is.
4809. What kind of email would you like to get everyday?
Messages from my friends.
4810. If you are in college will you participate in the following web site? http://professorperformance.com/
Never heard of that website. So, no, I don't participate in it.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:23 pm
4811. Would you ever refer to Shakespeare as 'willie the shake'?
No.
4812. When was the last time you talked about your soul?
Um... that's never been a subject to come up in any of the discussions I've had.
4813. Why is the TV show Married By America making a big deal out of how these couples will marry each other 'sight unseen' when no one in the compititon is unattractive?
Never heard of such show.
4814. You have made a friend on the internet. You talk deeply all the time but have never met or even seen pictures of each other. You finally decide to meet. He or she tells you that he or she will be waiting for you in the air port lobby wearing a black dress/suit and a rose. You give no description of yourself. When you get there you see someone wearing black and a rose but they are very very overweight. Do you go over and tell them who you are anyway?
Yes.
4815. Have you ever sent someone from the internet to a place to meet you but you had no intention of showing up?
No.
4816. PETA (animal rights activists) started an ad compaign recently showing pictures from concentration camps and comparing the mistreatment and death of animals to the holocaust. Your reaction?
Strange way of making a comparison...
4817. Who do you feel inferior to? Who do you feel superior to?
I don't know.
4819. What do you dislike so much that you could write 4 entries in one day about it?
There's nothing I can think of.
4820. What do you think of notes that have a very good point but are left unsigned?
I have nothing against that. Some people want to remain anonymous - probably to make sure the knowledge of the writer's identity doesn't affect how people respond to the note. *shrugs*
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:27 pm
4821. Why do people often say that the arabs just don't want to farm and industrialize when they invented farming and industry? Doesn't this show a lack of respect for arab culture?
Um... I don't know.
4822. Why are some people so hell bent on bombing the cradle of civilization? Is there some deep subconcious need to destroy it?
*shrugs*
4823. You know that the rising terror alert is all propaganda, right? It takes years to plan attacks like sept. 11, not months or days.
*shrugs*
4824. At what age does dying your hair with manic panic become undignified?
No opinion.
4825. What question do you never want someone to ask you?
Um... I don't know.
4826. What do you think of hot pink hoop earings?
Cute, I guess.
4827. What has something for everyone?
The world.
4828. What dish would you bring to a pot luck dinner?
A simple one.
4829. How many people are you friends with that live or have lived in another country?
Amber and Chris currently live in Germany.
4830. How much would you bet thet there will NOT be another terrorist attack on AMerica this year?
I'm not someone who bets.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:28 pm
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:30 pm
 Quote: “Going into the next part of the season, there’s some good real good River stuff and some real good River/Doctor stuff.” — Matt Smith speaking on the upcoming second half of the sixth series at Comic-Con.  
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:35 pm
4831. Why do bad things happen to good people?
*shrugs*
4832. Name a person you seriously dislike because of their actions: ...?
name a person you seriously like because of their actions: The Doctor?
Would you rather see a really good thing happen to the person you dislike or a really bad thing happen to the person you like?
Neither.
4833. Do you know someone who has: threatened to commit suicide? attempted suicide? 'successfully' killed themselves?
No, to all of the above.
4834. Why do you think the world suicide rate is rising?
Because people aren't able to do the things they want to, because of financial issues reach domino effect everything else in their lives. *shrugs*
4835. A woman from New Zealand has offered to let herself by crucified, literally, by G W Bush in exchange for him not going to war. Furthermore, she says he doesn't have the "courage" to do it. Your reaction?
Um... what?!
4836. Which Mike is more insane, Jackson or Tyson?
I don't know!
4837. "It's not my business to inject myself into human wars." -- PETA President Ingrid Newkirk, telling The Washington Post why she asked Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to ensure no more donkeys were used in attacks against Israelis, but would not ask him to intervene for people. Your reaction?
Hmm...
4838. Is today an easy day for you?
Yeah.
4839. Tyler Dirden says 'Let me never be complete.' Tyler Dirden says, 'May I never be content.' Do you agree?
Um... no.
4840. What movie did you have to turn away from in horror, disgust, or fear?
I can't think of any.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:40 pm
4841. What does KMFDM stand for?
I have no idea.
4842. Have you ever met anyone that you can't help being fond of because they remind you of yourself?
Hmm... no.
4843. If you met yourself 8 years ago would you more likely beat yourself up or give yourself a hug?
Give myself a hug.
4844. Do you have a nervous laugh?
No.
4845. What's your favorite milkshake flavor?
Vanilla. I also enjoyed Burgerville's Timber Joey ((basically mint oreo cookie flavor)).
4846. How long, at the very least, should two people be in a relationship before marriage?
I would say at least a year or two.
4847. How many years can two people be in a relationship without marrying before you start wondering when they are getting married and why they haven't married already?
Um... 5+ years.
4848. What challenges you?
The obstacles that the world throws at me which prevent me from easily achieving my dreams and goals.
4849. What irritates you?
People driving too close to the back end of my car.
4850. What bores you?
Um... most documentaries.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:44 pm
4851. Have you paid your parents back for raising you?
My love for them and making them proud of who I've become is good enough payment for them.
4852. In America public schools are funded with the property taxes from the houses within the school district. Imagine you live in a wealthy area with very good public schools. How would you feel about students from a less wealthy area being bussed into your school district at no extra charge to their parents?
I have no problem with it.
4853. Should a child's education really depend on how much money their parent's have?
No.
4854. Would you only feel required to help your own kids get a good education?
I will always make sure my future kids get good education, even if I might have to help teach them things on my own time.
4855. Would it benefit you personally if all children had access to a good education? Would your streets be safer? Would there be less drugs and violence? Would there be more innovation at jobs?
It probably would make some improvements in society. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe.
4856. Andrew J. O'Conner, a former public defender from Santa Fe, was arrested in a public library and interrogated by Secret Service agents for five hours on February 13th. His crime? He said "Bush is out of control" on an internet chat room, and was arrested for threatening the President. Your thoughts?
This is not about some fool of a Secret Service agent jumping the gun on an innocuous online comment. This is a failure from the top down, an empowerment - by the man charged with defending our constitution - of lesser jackasses with large badges who do not understand nor care for the importance of their positions. This is about failed leadership, and the despoiling of everything that makes this place precious and unique and sacred. In other words, Bush is out of control.
- William Rivers Pitt
How the hell is that considered a threat to the President? *shakes head*
4857. Let's play a drinking game where we drink every time Bush says 'axis of evil' or 'evil doers' or 'weapons of mass destruction'. How many times do you imagine you would have to drink in one hour?
I have no idea, because I wouldn't want to listen to Bush talk. I always got bored listening to him.
4858. Do vegans really live longer than meat eaters? Do they smell better?
I have no idea.
4859. Do you want a lover you don't have to love?
No.
4860. Do you believe that anyone can get ahead and if they don't it's because they are lazy and not trying hard enough?
Um... I don't know.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:47 pm
 Hehe... it's a photo manipulation, but it's still cute. The Doctor is from when he helps Amy remember Rory by showing her the engagement ring Rory gave her. And I believe the picture of Alex Kingston is from ER - but I might be wrong on that. *shrugs*
But I'm sure we're bound to see something like this occur at some point in River Song's story. After all she did mention in "The Big Bang" that she was married... and the way she was answering the Doctor's questions implied that she was married to the Doctor. And knowing Moffat, he always manages to tie things together with all of the stories he comes up with.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2011 2:48 pm
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