[Sapper]

Operational Security, on 01 May 2012 - 06:35 PM, said:

Do you have a nickname?  if so what is it (preferably not your user name please)

Sapper

How long does it take to get from Virginia to San Francisco by car if you stop to visit Yellowstone and Yosemite on the way?

[gracie lou]

I'm not a dog or cat person, now that I've had kids, but we have a very sweet dog

My husband is like Sawyer from Lost, so I have tons of nicknames, most of which people would probably rather not hear. Since my name is short, other people don't tend to give me a nickname.

You?

[Special Survivor]

gracie lou, on 01 May 2012 - 06:58 PM, said:

I'm not a dog or cat person, now that I've had kids, but we have a very sweet dog

My husband is like Sawyer from Lost, so I have tons of nicknames, most of which people would probably rather not hear. Since my name is short, other people don't tend to give me a nickname.

You?

Beasley. Not sure if it's a nickname since it's my surname, but I was called it for about 8 years or so in secondary school and sixth form. Now that I'm at uni I kind of miss being called it, to be honest.

If you could change anything about your past (your actions at a critical event, not being motivated to do something, etc) what would it be?

[backwoodsroamer]

Special Survivor, on 02 May 2012 - 01:25 AM, said:

Beasley. Not sure if it's a nickname since it's my surname, but I was called it for about 8 years or so in secondary school and sixth form. Now that I'm at uni I kind of miss being called it, to be honest.

If you could change anything about your past (your actions at a critical event, not being motivated to do something, etc) what would it be?

Everything

Do you like where you live, or would you rather be somewhere else?

[Ciren]

Somewhere else. Like... the Arctic, 'long as it has the WiFi.

Do you like where you live? If you do or don't, where would you like to move to?

[Goat]

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     Somewhere else. Like... the Arctic, 'long as it has the WiFi.

Do you like where you live? If you do or don't, where would you like to move to?          

Yes, I like where I live. The climate is reasonable (except summers that are humid as all get out), the economy's okay here I guess, there's beach and ocean both within driving distance.  We're far enough south to eat grits and drink iced tea but far enough north that it's not like the set of Deliverance.  

I want isolation, though.  Space.  Give me Montana.  Wyoming.  I'd like to go where the buffalo roam for a while... and I can write my hateful manifestos in peace. As long as there's wifi.  I agree there.  Somewhere colder wouldn't be bad, either.  Not sure if I could brave Canada, though.

What's on your favorite pizza?

Edited by Goat, 02 May 2012 - 03:06 AM.

[Judari]

Goat, on 02 May 2012 - 03:02 AM, said:

What's on your favorite pizza?

Omg. Do not speak of pizza! I'm on a diet lol.

But favorite pizza is NY style with olive oil base, grilled chicken breast, mozzarella, feta, artichoke hearts, spinach, sun dried tomatos and crumbled bacon. I WANT IT NOW, I HATE YOU


What was your favorite TV show as a child?

Edited by Judari, 02 May 2012 - 11:55 PM.

[backwoodsroamer]

"Twilight Zone"

What's your favorite ice cream flavor.

[gracie lou]

chocolate - plain chocolate


Does that make me boring?

[backwoodsroamer]

gracie lou, on 03 May 2012 - 12:05 AM, said:

chocolate - plain chocolate


Does that make me boring?

Never

More important wealth or looks?

[gracie lou]

Hmm, possibly wealth - it might mean they have a decent head on their shoulders, dunno.


Most hated food?

[backwoodsroamer]

Oatmeal

Which person in this photo is wealthy?

[Barry Cade]

backwoodsroamer, on 03 May 2012 - 12:18 AM, said:

Oatmeal

Which person in this photo is wealthy?

What a great question! She is. She has enough money to indulge her passions for larger gentlemen escorts.

Q: How much money would it take to get you to sleep with someone?

[Texaxile]

Sleep as in "sexual intercourse"? depends who it was. Niki Minaj - Free of charge. Roseanne Barr - Bill Gates' current account.

Would you help or save your biggest or worst enemy if they were about to cop it in a ZA?.

[Goat]

I had to think about it -- I don't really have personal enemies, but my thoughts went to the vilest of the vile -- honestly, if it were save my own ass or GTFO?  Yeah, I think there are people in the world I might just have to let 'take an Otis'.  Woops, that's worse than not helping, right?  Haha, that said -- they'd have to be someone who actually posed a danger or threat to my group to actually refuse to help or to strand them.  Just because I don't like somebody, that's not enough reason to not give them a shot to live and make it on their own.

'Take an Otis' sounds very nasty out of context.  "Whoa, I ate like 27 hot wings tonight.  Needless to say, I've really gotta take an Otis."

If you were on death row, what would you order as your last meal?

Edited by Goat, 06 May 2012 - 04:46 AM.

[Barry Cade]

I would have to order a delivery from our local Chinese restaurant.

I'd easily extend my sentence for a few years.



Q: Celery - what is it actually good for?

[backwoodsroamer]

I likes to chop celery, saute it in olive oil with mushrooms, bell peppers, and whatever else I think appropriate. Then I puts the sauteed veggies in spaghetti sauce, chicken spaghetti, jambalaya, gumbo. It can go in dressing, not salad dressing. I think most people not from the South call it stuffing. It's made from crumbled corn bread, turkey or chicken, broth, and celery. It's baked like a casserole in the oven. I'll put the recipe on the recipe thread. The trick to using celery in a dish is to wait until the dish is almost done to add it. What you want to do is add some bite of crispness to contrast a dish, sauce, or soup  that has none. Celery also fits in well with many Cajun dishes that are a combination of rice, poultry. seafood, and vegetables.

Mercifully, forgiving or revenge served harsh and cold. Whats your choice?

[Barry Cade]

backwoodsroamer, on 06 May 2012 - 11:23 AM, said:

I likes to chop celery, saute it in olive oil with mushrooms, bell peppers, and whatever else I think appropriate. Then I puts the sauteed veggies in spaghetti sauce, chicken spaghetti, jambalaya, gumbo. It can go in dressing, not salad dressing. I think most people not from the South call it stuffing. It's made from crumbled corn bread, turkey or chicken, broth, and celery. It's baked like a casserole in the oven. I'll put the recipe on the recipe thread. The trick to using celery in a dish is to wait until the dish is almost done to add it. What you want to do is add some bite of crispness to contrast a dish, sauce, or soup  that has none. Celery also fits in well with many Cajun dishes that are a combination of rice, poultry. seafood, and vegetables.

Mercifully, forgiving or revenge served harsh and cold. Whats your choice?

Sorry, I didn't mean celery. I meant war.

I like, normally, to be very merciful, liberal and forgiving. However, I can be a vindictive asshat.

Q: HOW does a boomerang come back? Is it a kind of magic or another Queen song?

[Serenity@sea]

In Beverly Hill Cop 3



Do you feel that many people "get you"?

[Barry Cade]

Serenity@sea, on 06 May 2012 - 04:13 PM, said:

In Beverly Hill Cop 3



Do you feel that many people "get you"?

No.

Q: Will you fart in public?

[Serenity@sea]

At the risk of ruining my carefully crafted ladylike image, I have here........


My BF and I were at Target once. We were standing by the jewelry counter and there was an employee standing behind the counter. I couldn't help myself (I'm lactose intolerant) and in my defense, I thought it would be a silent one. What came out was the loooooongest and loudest fart in the history of the world. The look on my BF's face was priceless. His reaction was to run! My reaction was to run after him, still thinking I could blame him. What came next was the running farts. You know, step...toot, step...toot. At this point, all I could do is laugh. Which brought on another bout. The employee's mouth was literally, agape.
Needless, to say, we left the store in a fit of laughter.  

My BF still refuses to step into another Target store with me.





Oh, I know I am going to regret telling this story!

Edited by Serenity@sea, 06 May 2012 - 04:49 PM.

[Serenity@sea]

Ooops!  I forgot to ask a question


What is your most embarassing story?







Please!

[Barry Cade]

Fair play to you.

I have to say I am absolutely UNABLE to trump in company. Mrs C and Master C both are utterly aghast at my lack of guff; my inability to let loose; the sheer lack of nastygas... But I can't. If there's anything brewing inside I need to go to the loo! I'm sure, when I'm insensible that something MUST escape, but I cannot do it when I'm aware and alert.

Unfortunately, the pair of them have arses like the pit of hell. His Nibs has been sneakily propelling himself around the sitting room today, quietly delivering vile little air biscuits of doom and I try and hound him out, but he runs off laughing. His mum is worse.

I am the perfect man.

[Barry Cade]

Serenity@sea, on 06 May 2012 - 04:59 PM, said:

Ooops!  I forgot to ask a question


What is your most embarassing story?







Please!

As a young lad of eleven I was head choirboy at my local parish church. I was chosen to sing a solo during the Christmas service of Once In Royal David's City.

For months I practised.

I was note perfect.

And the day came around, the church, a massive and impressive building built in 1838, was thrumming with the old women and families who'd come to gossip and give praise and I was stood at the head of the procession of junior choirboys, the priest and deacons at the head when the music came in...

The procession moved off, I was fourth in the line.

And now, it came for me to sing...

"O Little Town Of Bethlehem, how still we see thee lie..."

And the music sort of stopped...

To be fair, I've always got those two songs mixed up.

Q: Would you rather stand naked in front of all your family and friends or say something daft on national TV?

[Texaxile]

Say something daft, after all the politicians seem to get away with it all the time.


whats best , -  a bottle in front of me, or a frontal lobotomy?