120 Questions...

[munchingfoo]

Nice girls are better in the long run but bitches (equivelent to bastard I believe :P) are more fun ;)


Are one night stands a good thing>?

[hr][s]I have made my site work again, so feel free to have a look.

My website:
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[johness]

If you're both sensible enough to realise that's all it is then yep, totally a great thing.

how much money would it take for you to french kiss Clement Freud, for three straight minutes?

[hr][s]stop being moody. pull your socks up and show me a grin! [/s]

[thePontificator]

Enough money to make sure no-one sued me when he had a heart attack.

How deep is your love?

[the reason for the word w]

Deeper than Loch Ness - it can be anyway, for the right person.

Is it acceptable/advisable to hate people?

[hr]Above all shadows rides the Sun
and Stars forever dwell:
I will not say the Day is done,
nor bid the stars farewell!

[flarewearer]

Yes, lots of people need hate

Is a science degree really worth more than an arts degree?

[hr][s]Have you ever wondered how you get triangles from a cow?
You need butter, milk and cheese, and an equilateral chainsaw.[/s]
http://www.magnificentoctopus.com/

[johness]

NO.

would you sacrafice principles for money?

[hr][s]stop being moody. pull your socks up and show me a grin! [/s]

[Marie55]

One arm I think, I value being able to walk and run pretty highly.

If you could only ever eat one type of chocolate bar ever again which would it be and why?

[aladdinsane12]

Crunchie bars!! Because they're AMAZING, not very filling, and not horribly bad for you.


Have you ever fainted? Why?

[legohead]

yes, because my biology teacher was too bit graphic for poor wee me.

which beach is the best, west sands, east sands or castle sands?

[sabra_girl]

Castle sands because it's nice and cosy and holds lots of good memories for me...as well as the May Dip!

Which do you prefer: North St, Market St or South St?

[hr]"When we stayed in a motel that folded the toilet paper to a point. That was our breakthrough moment." - Sara Watkins, Nickel Creek

[Bonnie]

Market Street.

When was the last time you did something your parents might not approve of and what was it?

[munchingfoo]

I have never done something my parents would dissaprove of. not because I am boring, but because my parents are really funny people.

mainstream or not?

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My website:
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[richey]

Definitley not!

Which do you prefer, fudge doughnut from Fischer and Donaldson or a Bulter and Co wrap?

[Maidmarion]

Neither, although I love chips and cheese.

Did you give anything up for lent and if yes what?

[bramble]

No - and now i feel bad
Are you in lurve at the moment?


[hr]
I want to live, i want to leave, i want to open up and breathe; i want to go, i want to be, i want to feel it constantly, got to show, got to say, ive got a feeling that wont go away

[flarewearer]

With myself as ever...

...what form does your dream house / dwelling take?

[hr][s]Have you ever wondered how you get triangles from a cow?
You need butter, milk and cheese, and an equilateral chainsaw.[/s]
http://www.magnificentoctopus.com/

[Chain Mailer]

Log cabin in mountains (Either Cairngorms or somewhere in Canada) in a valley with a giant lake in it and many streams and waterfalls, surrounded by a forest and can only be reached by helicoptor. That, or a v expensive and funky apartment in New York over looking central park


Which would you pick?
Being subject to blackouts, waking up hours later with no idea how you came to be in a totally different place with blood on your hands. OR Knowing when and where your friends and family are going to die and not being able to do a damn thing about it?



[hr]
Not one shred of evidence supports the notion that life is serious

[JM]

[s]Chain Mailer wrote on 15:32, 20th Mar 2005:
Log cabin in mountains (Either Cairngorms or somewhere in Canada) in a valley with a giant lake in it and many streams and waterfalls, surrounded by a forest and can only be reached by helicoptor. That, or a v expensive and funky apartment in New York over looking central park


Which would you pick?
Being subject to blackouts, waking up hours later with no idea how you came to be in a totally different place with blood on your hands. OR Knowing when and where your friends and family are going to die and not being able to do a damn thing about it?



[hr]
Not one shred of evidence supports the notion that life is serious


hmmmmm - me thinks the wakin up thing. knowin when ur family will die is too much of a nighmare, well for me anyway.

wud u rather b a stuck up rich guy/gal in the future with no friends or family who actually like you or would you rather be poor and struggling t oget ur next meal but have a happy healthy family to help support u?

[hr]
"Life can be full of many problems"; this can be translated into "tormenting you is how the big man gets his jollies"

[Eddie Baby]

Poor and struggling, with a happy healthy family. Much better option.

Would you prefer to have your face on your crotch and your crotch on your face, OR to have a parking meter on your head, and have to pay every time you sat down?

[JM]

[s]Eddie Baby wrote on 15:59, 20th Mar 2005:
Poor and struggling, with a happy healthy family. Much better option.

Would you prefer to have your face on your crotch and your crotch on your face, OR to have a parking meter on your head, and have to pay every time you sat down?


oooooo-k! ur gross
the parking meter cos when i sit down i rarely get up so its all good.

next: u rather be girl wiv hormone probs every month or guy who has to deal wiv the hormonal probs every month?

[hr]
"Life can be full of many problems"; this can be translated into "tormenting you is how the big man gets his jollies"