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Re: Another Person Below Me
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strange but not a stranger
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strange but not a stranger
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Samantha. Although I preferred Maj. Nelson over Darrin. At least Maj. Nelson let Jeannie use her powers so long as he could do his own thing on his own. Darrin was just too repressive. "No witchcraft!"
APBM,
Why are the dark haired characters the evil twin and not the blond haired characters?
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Time Trapper
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Time Trapper
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Ancient prejudices.
All Pickled By Midnight, Do blond(e)s really have more fun?
The childhood friend Exnihil never had.
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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All I know is that when I was six years old, my mother, who is naturally a brunette, had her hair dyed blonde. When I asked her why she said "Blondes have more fun!" She's still a blonde 31 years later, so...
Arctic Polar Bear Marionette: Kirk, Picard, Sisko, Janeway or Archer?
The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
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Legionnaire!
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Legionnaire!
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Kirk. He got to have implied sex with alien babes.
Andrew, pass the boilermaker:
Best (tv or movie) individual story from any version of Star Trek --
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Re: Another Person Below Me
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Wanderer
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Wanderer
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I'm gonna go old-school and say "City on the Edge of Forever." I think it really affected the direction of Trek for the future, especially time-travel stories.
APBM:
What was your favorite thing Santa ever brought you?
White. A blank page or canvas. His favorite. So... many... possibilities.
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Legionnaire!
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Legionnaire!
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ahhhhh, it had to be Christmas were I got a new computer.
Apple peaches blueberry monkeys:
What are your comfort foods when you get sick?
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I dont eat when I get sick, its one of the ways Gigglebot knows i am really poorley.
APBM
what's the most comfortable pair of shoes you have?
Faithfull
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Re: Another Person Below Me
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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Probably the old pair of sneakers that I use only for walking the dog in the morning when the ground is damp.
Augusta Providence Boston Montpelier: Soup or salad?
The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
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Legionnaire!
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Soup from the Inn at Little Washington as part of the tasting menu.
Atlanta Pensacola Birmingham Mobile:
Ever protest a corporation's actions by refusing to buy its products even when they were cheaper or more convenient?
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Wanderer
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Wanderer
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You rang?
Yes. Wal-Mart.
APBM:
Who was the strangest person ever to ring your doorbell, and what were they doing there?
White. A blank page or canvas. His favorite. So... many... possibilities.
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strange but not a stranger
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strange but not a stranger
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Not many people ring my doorbell seeing as I live on the third floor. There was one guy who asked me if I knew where so-and-so lived, but I think he stopped me as I was headed in rather than ringing my doorbell.
APBM:
What is your favorite comic strip?
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Wanderer
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Wanderer
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Dilbert! But only because i work somewhere very much like his office.
APBM
do you like gardening?
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Leader
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Leader
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Yes. It's very relaxing. My hollyhocks (biennials) are due to bloom this summer. Since they put on an amazing show, I'm looking foward to that. Also, I'm fond of the delphiniums, even though they're the DIVAS of my garden.
APBM How do you take your coffee?
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Legionnaire!
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Legionnaire!
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Hot, black, strong Colombian Supremo.
APBM Are you better off than your parents?
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Wanderer
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Wanderer
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nope, not ever close.
APBM
Would you like to have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich?
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strange but not a stranger
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strange but not a stranger
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I don't like jelly so could I just have a peanut butter sandwich?
APBM,
Which Legionnaire's power would you most like to have?
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Legionnaire!
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Mon-El -- assuming he becomes a Legionnaire again. I am all for acquiring near omnipotence.
APBM --
Answer any two of the last 10 APBM questions that you haven't already responded to.
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Wanderer
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OK, Coffee I like Black no sugar. And I have never had a peanut butter and jam sandwich as it sounds disgusting, so maybe I should have one. APBM Should I eat a peanut butter and jam sandwich? purely for research you know
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Legionnaire!
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Absolutely, stop by tomorrow when I'm packing lunches for the kids. I'll start by slicing two pieces from a loaf of fresh-from-the-bakery casareccio. I'll lightly toast it and allow it to cool so that it's crispy on the surface and firm in the middle. Then I'll spread organic crunchy peanut butter on one slice and thin layer of orange marmalade and home-made plum jelly on the other.
Please allow it to reach room temperature before eating.
Another Peanut Butter Masterpiece:
Does that seem a little over-the-top to stick into my kindergartener's pink princess lunchbox?
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Re: Another Person Below Me
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Time Trapper
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Time Trapper
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very.
Atlantic Peanut Butter Mention,
do you infer from Faraway's answer that our friends in the UK have been lacking this childhood culinary masterpeice?
The childhood friend Exnihil never had.
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Yes, and they probably have never had a good grilled cheese sandwich with tomato soup, either. (Smoked gouda on whole grain sourdough a dash of mango chutney, roasted Virginia varietal tomato soup with with a whisper of Rosemary). Ahh the comfort foods of youth. APBM: What's your favorite comfort food from your youth?
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strange but not a stranger
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Food never really comforted me, but I did like Fluffer-nutter sandwiches (something I think Faraway Lad hasn't had either)
APBM,
Would you want super-powers if they also horribly disfigured you, ala Ben Grimm?
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might as well. one can become disfigured in life and not get powers, so if the powers were decent, you might as well make the most of them.
Al Pratt's Benevolent Mentor, what powers would be worth disfigurement a la Ben Grimm?
The childhood friend Exnihil never had.
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Time Trapper
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It depends on whether havingthe world's largest male member would count as both a super-power and a disfigurement!
Atlantian Parties Be Mahvelous, Would the above qualify?
Still "Lardy" to my friends!
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Fabulous and Sparkly!
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I'm not sure that having a large man as a member of one's group qualifies as either. Archetypal Patriarch Beqeaths Money: When you were little, what did you want to be when you grew up?
The only character in all of literature who has been described as "badnass" while using the phrase "vile miscreant."
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