I've been to several. Roller coasters are probably more interesting.
Hair dye for men?
Hair dye for women?
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I've been to several. Roller coasters are probably more interesting.
Hair dye for men?
Hair dye for women?
Hair dye, aye, I don't do it, but I've considered going dark brown before. For women, sure. I don't think grey hair looks bad on either gender though, and I think it actually looks quite good a lot of the time.
Plastic surgery?
plastic surgery aye but I think only in extreme cases of restorative need from horrible disfigurement...but gee now im even re-thinking that!
otherwise nay.
scars?
Eh, they can look cool or be horribly disfiguring, most are pretty reasonable though to aye in general.
(Uncle) Scar?
Never saw the movie. Is it worth it?
Ginseng tea?
Lion King is silly.
Aye to ginseng tea.
Attending pro sports games?
Never played Chess, Scrabble or basketball and never seen the Lion King? You give up a lot to become a classicist :(
And yes, it's a fantastic movie.
Aye ginseng tea.
Genmaicha tea?
Do not listen to Lykren, who never had a childhood and genuinely has no soul.
I saw watched my share of Kimba the White Lion in the late 60s, though. I heard Lion King was plagiarized from that (at least the dead father part).
Popcorn tea. Never tried it. Maybe Lykren has an opinion.
Ringo?
This is a fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clopin
EDIT: Never had popcorn tea. Nay on Ringo (further proof of the above).
Your childhood, aye or nay?
Aye, especially up to sixth grade.
Were you happier before you started to feel sexual attraction?
Nope. That was when the problems began. EDIT: I meant aye; misread the question.
Same question.
So you mean yes then. And yes, of course I was.
And it's popped rice, not popcorn!
The Lion King is probably plagiarized in the same way Shakespeare plagiarized stuff, making it a hundred times better by doing so. The Lion King, incidentally, partially derives it's plot from Hamlet and there are several Hamlet references throughout.
Disney/Pixar?
Nay!
Nabokov?
Nay to Disney and Pixar? What the Hell?
And a very mild aye to Nabokov who I do not greatly enjoy reading but who I like as a critic and whose work I have sometimes enjoyed.
Seeing monster trucks at THE TACOMA DOME?
What the Hell? That's backwards! It's 'whom' by the way :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Clopin
Nay to monster trucks.
Should I read Dumas?
If you don't like monster trucks stay away from Dumas! Whom put a lot of monster trucks in whom's work.
Aye or nay to blacksmithing as a hobby?
Should be outlawed.
Drawing manga as a hobby?
for folks who can do it, aye. I wish I could draw well, id love to be able to.
tweety bird?
Nay. For some reason I always found tweety to be a bit annoying...hmm...
Bubble baths?
im a guy, I don't take bubble baths! that's a girly thing!
I do take baths with soapy water though! laughs...
Christian hayden as Anakin skywalker?
Aye - I think he was a gem in the rough.
Adam West as Batman ?
Only for low camp excess.
Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Strange?
(lol)
Appears to have the chops and appeal.
Bottled water ?
Only if it's offered, never to pay for.
Hate crime laws?
Well of course nay.
The term "hate speech"?
nay---the lesser cousin of "hate crime"
peanut butter and raisins?
Never tried that one, but it sounds worth a go. Peanut butter on apples is good.
Peanut butter and honey?
Always...with a preference for Dasani:Quote:
Originally Posted by tailor STATELY
Sean Connery or Daniel Craig?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Calidore
Big aye! Cream cheese and bacon sandwich ?
Wow, it's got to the point where Pike has to go back five posts to find someone he's not ignoring.
Sacrilege though many feel it is to put anyone above Sir Sean, I'll go with Craig.
Sorry, Pompey, but even if I liked cream cheese, that doesn't sound good.
Pineapple & jalapeño pizza?
pineapple is excellent on pizza, but we'd have to go light on the jalapenos, aye!
one of the best pizzas i ever had was pineapple, spinach and feta cheese.
i think craig is the best bond. i suppose this is a facet of the times---i love how tough he is.
authors other than ian fleming keeping james bond alive in fiction novels?
(i understand the most recent is Jefferey deaver. i am a big fan of his Lincoln rhyme/Amelia sachs crime mysteries)
Well I haven't really read any, but in principle, nay. It smacks of cash-in. There's nothing wrong with that as far as it goes, but I don't want to read about it.
George Carlin?
Nay, I don't find him all that funny.
Russell Brand?
Aye.
Oscar Wilde?
Aye, the poor devil.
Kipling?
nay, but i'm modern in tastes for this forum (hence why i'm usually in games and not discussion)
BBC news?
Nay, at least not BBC America with Kattie Kaye. What a load of crypto-socialist crap. I used to like BBC radio, though, when I lived in Africa.
Soul patches on anyone but jazz musicians?
BBC is awful, one of the worst.
Soul patches on no one, nay.
Celebrity culture, movies, hollywood, magazines, etc?
nay.
Independent films?