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"southeastern Alabaman with some Virginia Piedmont crossover."  APBM Is there an accent which you really really hate?
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"southeastern Alabaman with some Virginia Piedmont crossover." Just kidding Does "Valley Girl" count as an accent? Asparagus Pear Beet Martini (Being NYE, all APBMs today should be drink-related), What accent would you choose, it you had to have a different accent?
The childhood friend Exnihil never had.
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Virginia Tidewater.
Affluent Pretty Boy Minion:
Have you ever done anything heroic?
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strange but not a stranger
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Well, once while working in the bank, I was counting the shipment with a teller when we heard a commotion in the lobby. The teller said "We're being robbed." So I took all the 100s, 50s, 20s, & 10s and threww them into the timed vault. The teller threw the 5s & 1s behind the vault. I then opened the door to the untimed side whichhad a small amount of cash in it. When the robber entered the vault room, he said "where's the bag?", meaning the shipment bag. I then held up the shredded bag, saying "Here's the bag". He then grabbed at the money in view, but dropped a bunch of 100s & 50s on the floor. His partner started yelling "The time! The time! We've gotta go!" And the robbers left, but not without taking a dye pack which ruined the money they did take. The police found the car they had used nearby. I did see the robber holding a gun. I am not postive it was real, but I wasn't going to test it out.
Is that heroic enough?
APBM, What was the most dangerous job you ever worked?
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Bouncer in a lesbian bar APBM, same question
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teaching 11 year olds religious studies in Dagenham  APBM, same question
Legion Worlds Ten - the final chapter is here. Find out the ultimate fate of our fantastic future friends.Only found in the Bits o' Legionnaire Business Forum.
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<interlude> Harbinger!!! My hero   <end interlude> And as I have never ever had any job more dangerous than the civil service i'll pass this question on. APBM "Whats the most dangerous job you ever worked"
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Well, I've already answered that earlier, but my second most dangerous job was at the information booth of the Orsay Museum in Paris...
Those tourists can be so aggressive... Had a torn shirt once.
Another Panting Bellowing Monster, what's your favorite city you've visited?
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For wife-and-kids wholesome family fun: Chicago.
For traveling alone fun: NY
Awesome Pants-bulging Man,
Where can you go for a good cup of coffee?
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Depends on what you call a "good cup of coffee". If you're into all that mochachino and French vanilla crap then don't ask me. If you're into a cup of plain old Joe then I'd suggest either Tim Horton's, or if you're not fortunate enough to have one of those in your area, Dunkin Donuts. Both have really good coffee.
PBM, what's the weather like where you are?
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Changable. Right now it is cold and I can't see if it is still doing anything outside right now.
APBM, what is your favorite weather phenomenon?
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Sunshine! Unfortunately for me it's one of the least common ones around here...  PBM, what's your biggest vice?
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My, we could be in for a while  But if we have to keep all ages, I'd say.. Hazelnut mousse PBM, same question
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again, as we have to keep this relatively clean I'll say red wine.
PBM, what one physical characteristic do you most like about yourself?
Legion Worlds Ten - the final chapter is here. Find out the ultimate fate of our fantastic future friends.Only found in the Bits o' Legionnaire Business Forum.
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I have nice hair.
PBM, what is the first thing you would buy if you won a multi-million dollar (or pounds for our British friends, or your local currency for those who don't use dollars or pounds)lottery?
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A holiday for my family and friends somewhere warm and peaceful.
PBM, same question
Legion Worlds Ten - the final chapter is here. Find out the ultimate fate of our fantastic future friends.Only found in the Bits o' Legionnaire Business Forum.
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The first thing I would buy is a trip to a foriegn country (for me that would be England) for about 6 months while the commotion surrounding the win died down.
PBM, You must move from where you are living now for one year. Where would you want to live for the year?
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New Zealand, Tuscany or the Lake District
APBM, same question
The childhood friend Exnihil never had.
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Well, been there, done that... Moved to Seattle for two years and then I moved to Edinburgh, Scotland... and I hope to stay here!
You should all come and visit LOL
Patrician Beauty Miss/Mister, same question
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Edinburgh, Scotland.
Alan Parson's Beast Master,
A celebrity must live with you for one year. Who's the lucky star?
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A always shirtless Josh Duhamel.
Allo Purple Beave Man, same question
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Lad boy?  More seriously, Jonathan Frakes... sounds like a good laugh... and have you seen this chest? Autonomous Potential Beauty Amateur, if you went in a Parisian café, what would you order?
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le mademoiselle, du rein!
but seriously, un cafe au lait et un croissant.
Antarctic Polar Blizzard Menace,
If you had to learn a new language in the next few months, which one would you choose?
The childhood friend Exnihil never had.
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Substitute
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Italian..so I could talk with my family in Italy, without waving my arms around so much !
Arctic Penguin Miracle,
If you had to live with an adult film star for a year , who would it be?
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good question.
van darkholme would easily be my first choice.
followed by hank hightower or al parker.
apbm:
what's your most valuable possession?
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