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I'd be a contestant on Jeopardy.
Annoying Peanut Butter Mooch,
If you had to live without all modern (since... 1870, so as to include electricity, cars, telephones and similar-era items) conveniences for a year, but could have a specific one for an hour each month, which would it be?
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easy...the internet. "aw shucks". most everything else i am accustomed to can eb done manually like shaving, coffee making. i like to walk, read books etc. but i need my legion world.
or maybe the printing press for comics....uh oh maybe i should rethink.
no i take it all back anti-biotics is what i would want. just in case.
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what technological invention do you wish was not created, or we would be better off without in our present era?
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Capatalisim...Government
Ok these aren't technologyso I would go with credit cards which are still poushing the bounderaries of the question.
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I sometimes feel we'd be better off without cell phones but they DO serve a useful function on occasion. Pagers however, are the most annoying items ever. Nothing more than an electronic leash!!  APBM: What would you serve if you were having a group of LWers over for dinner?
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Well, that('s a tough question. Assuming there's no vegetarian in the group, I would probably prepare a lovely meal.... I'm quite the cook, or so I'm told.
How about fresh scallops flambed in whisky with a light cream sauce with rice and veggies, followed my a three layered cheesecake: first layer a scottish shortbread, second layer a pumpkin custard and third layer the cheesecake.
That's the first thing that comes to mind.
I could also prepare a haggis.
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What culinary specialty from another country would you like to taste that you've never tasted before?
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Haggis, oddly enough.
I wouldn't expect to actually *like* it, but I have to know.
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What song would you use to replace your country's National Anthem if given the chance?
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Jokingly: "Super Freak" by Rick James
Seriously: "This Land is Your Land" by Woody Guthrie
APBM, Same question.
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Same answer.
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Um..... Oh Canada?  Astrally Precocious Blue Moon, You're in a leaky life-boat with your 82 year old mom. The boat will float, but only if one occupant leaves. What do you do?
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Originally posted by Semi Transparent Fellow: Um..... Oh Canada?
Astrally Precocious Blue Moon,
You're in a leaky life-boat with your 82 year old mom. The boat will float, but only if one occupant leaves. What do you do? Me and Mom take turns swimming beside the boat. APBM, If you could become a vampire, would you?
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What makes you think I'm not?  Probably. The only way I'd take immortality is if there was an 'out' (taking a nice morning stroll, that is), so if I got bored in a few centuries/millenia/eons I wouldn't regret for eternity. Approximate Percentage Brain Matter, what's the toughest life decision you've ever faced?
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giving up everything in France to move to Seattle with an untested boyfriend and to start a new job. Talk about life changing
APBM,same question
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Originally posted by Outdoor Miner:
Haggis, oddly enough.
I wouldn't expect to actually *like* it, but I have to know. Actually, believe a French cook when he says it's actually very good. Lots of misconceptions about Haggis... Tastes like game or venison.
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Coming out to my wife.
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Would you be more like to try haggis if Pariscub had suggested it tasted like strawberry sherbet?
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No, because he would clearly be lying.
On that note,
APBM: What's the most outrageous lie anyone's ever told you?
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That W won the 2000 election. Originally posted by Pariscub: Originally posted by Outdoor Miner:
[b] Haggis, oddly enough.
I wouldn't expect to actually *like* it, but I have to know. Haggis is quite good, actually, in my experience, and I didn't expect to like it. Awful Par- Boiled Meatloaf, Would you try haggis?
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Well, I eat haggis maybe once a month.
APBM, same question
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sure, i'd try most things at least once.
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favorite artist or work of art?
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Burne-Jones... Love those pre-rapahelites
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Tough call... there are so many. I'll go with Vinnie's "Starry Night." Anyone who wants to know why, well, lend an ear...
Amazing Painter's Best Masterpiece,
same question
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The Dance of life by Edvard Munch
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Favourite primate?
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best way to procrastinate?
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I could never answer that on an all-ages forum LOL
APBM: maybe you coula answer that question instead of me?
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I'll get back to you on that.
Associated Press Bureau Mentor,
What's the one life-changing decision you would have done differently, if you could, or had to?
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Oh all of my life.
Australian punk band musician
Who would you like to see naked?
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