Aye or Nay?

Aye

Owls ?

I love all critters, so aye.

rap music?

Aye..........................in small doses

Balloon pants (a la MC Hammer) ?

nay for me, aye for mc hammer and maybe a very few other people!)

harlequin romances?

nay...... more of a sc-fi, poetry, fantasy genre reader

Alternative rock ?

totally aye, I love diversity in music---and I love Florence and the machine, the black keys, imagine dragons, of monsters and men, lana del ray---have a whole alternative rock Pandora station.

(I hope someone else joins in, im feeling guilty!)

lime jello with little bit of celery and carrots in it?

Aye............(lol); it goes with the territory

Plum pudding (Plum Duff) ?

interesting---do you work in food services maybe? or have kids you make that for? or eat in a cafeteria where they serve it?

being American, I don't know that ive ever had the opportunity to try plum pudding, but on principle im going to say aye (it sounds good too), and for its place in british lore also.

adam sandler movies?

My Mother was an British citizen to her dying day, in point of fact she died an illegal alien; her plum duff was always a treat.

Aye

The latest incarnation of Dr. Who ?

Someone else will have to answer, I've not seen it.

Victorian era English novels.

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My Mother was an British citizen to her dying day, in point of fact she died an illegal alien; her plum duff was always a treat.

Aye

The latest incarnation of Dr. Who ?

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Aye! To be honest, I wasn't awfully thrilled at first. The 11th was my first; and favorite. But I've grown to like the 12th :)

And,
an Aye for Victorian era English novels as well...Some of my favorite authors and books are from that period including Jules Verne :)


Dark chocolate ?

Aye!

White chocolate?

YAAAR!

Marshmallow Easter peeps?

Nay, and screw white chocolate lol

The widespread use of Internet abbreviations and emotes in conversation?

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Nay, and screw white chocolate lol

The widespread use of Internet abbreviations and emotes in conversation?

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Oh white chocolate is so good, especially on those little over-salted pretzels. Salt and chocolate together is the best kept secret of our times.

Emoticons are lame but helpful. It's too easy for people to mistake you without them--especially if you've got a sharp sense of humor. Internet abbreviations are okay, but text talk (u no wat I mean?) just looks ignorant.

Bald or short?