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coffee or tea? Tea.
if you could be dazzingly clever, angelically good, or mind numbingingly good looking, which one would you choose and why?
But mina, I already am all of those things. j/k
But seriously, Ecclesiastes talks about how more knowledge just leads to more sorrow, so that rules that one out.
The realm of physical beauty is one that I think women should have a monopoly on. It is the thing that I think women should be in the spotlight for or be admired about. A man shouldn't put much stock in his looks; I think it's more important for him to put the emphasis on developing his character and stature in the world. So, ixnay on that.
Angelically good it is.
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If you were offered an all expense paid vacation to any foreign overseas country, which would you choose?
If you had to choose between being deaf, blind or dumb for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Apples or oranges?
If you had to choose between being deaf, blind or dumb for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Apples or oranges?
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What three words would you use to describe yourself?
What have you learned from your study of the behaviour of the members on this forum?
Are you going too ask me another question on my thread?
What three words would you use to describe yourself?
What have you learned from your study of the behaviour of the members on this forum?
Are you going too ask me another question on my thread?
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Do you like your name?
Eh, it'll do.
What three words would you use to describe yourself?
Goofy, loveable, outcast.
What have you learned from your study of the behaviour of the members on this forum?
God has a sense of humor.
Are you going too ask me another question on my thread?
Nope.
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I love that story. I've only gotten through the book once (what is it, like 1400 pages??) but it's on my list to re-read. Have you seen the movie with Uma Thurman and Claire Danes? If so, what did you think of the casting? Do you think it did the book justice?
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Most definitely. There are some outdoor projects that I've been waiting for it to get warm for so that I could finally get back to work on them. Now I can.
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Oh, yes. I think it's brilliant. Of course, I'm sure that it doesn't follow the book scene for scene, but I think that it captures the overall story and aura very well. To me, it was cast perfectly, except for grown up Cosette. Claire Danes did a great job, she's just not how I'd pictured her.
That story is one of those that I'm always getting something new out of. The last time I watched the movie, I was overwhelmed about how one of the main themes is grace, and how those who know anything about it have had it extended to themselves.
What is your favorite restaurant and why?
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