Probably, but I wouldn't be all that happy.
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Probably, but I wouldn't be all that happy.
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Probably not. But if they had hot chocolate or tea and I could huddle under an umbrella with that certain someone then it might be alright.
Would you watch a show about the process of making leather?
I might- but I'll watch it and watch a good movie at HBO at the same time.
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Yes, maybe. Depends on the time.
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I DID watch one last night on the Discovery Channel..... found it fascinating.
Would you bare your deepest secrets on national television?
I.E. Jerry Springer Show
Some people will do anything for money. I am not one of those people. :(
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Right, right, right, Uncle Pen! Why do you always put words on my mouth? That's exactly what I'm going to say.
Given the worst situation, if cable T.V. had no National Geographic and Discovery and HBO, would you rather watch Jerry Springer of Maury? YOU ARE required to watch.
I'd rather poke my eyes out!!!
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I would rather watch Springer because I have never seen Maury and at least I know what to expect with Springer. What I can't believe is how long the Jerry Springer show aired. It went on long after it should have.
Would you tell your best friend that you were mad at here or just stop talking to her altogether and let the friendship fade away?
oh,dunno,depends on what cause the anger and the strength of our friendship.
Would you agree to participate in a competetive copetion,in which you have got to eat snakes and do stuff of the sort,if they offer a huge payment?
I can do anything for survival. In this case, my need for money will make me do it, not the sense of adventure. If I had the money, I wont do it, coz I know much better things to do than eating snakes, to get the feeling.
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Well, it would fall into "How bad do I need this money?" As for eating snakes, chop the head off and they are about 100% lean meat, solid muscle. The posion is in the fangs and venom-sacs of the head, not the body. So they would have to come up with something else to gross me out. :)
How long do you think, given your current knowledge, you could survive if trapped in the wild with say a knife, some rope, and a tarp and just the clothes on your back? :idea:
Probably not long, especially if I didn't have any water. I guess I could survive as long as it took me to get dehydrated and die. I'd do much better with at least a 22.
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probably a day, I think I'd crawl under a rock and die the minute I knew I was lost.
how long can you go without your fav food/drink?
As long as I can't get them.
Would you, in case of need, steal?
An interesting point, Adil. It was brought up when Hurricane Katrina ripped through New Orleans and the surrounding area. For many, there was no clean drinking water, and they lost everything. If they looted a store, and took drinks and food, and perhaps clothing, was that stealing or survival kicking in? Others were taking wide-screen TV's, DVD players, and such. Why? There was no electricity. My own mind would have been on surviving, not something else. I would say it would take a disaster of that magnitude to make me steal, and then it would be only what I needed to survive.
Anyone else have a thought on the matter? Adil's question: Would you, in case of need, steal?
Steal what?
Ex: "Would you, in case of need, steal love behind your spouse's back?"
Ex: "Would you, in case of need, steal time from your employer?"
Ex: "Would you, in case of need, steal underwear from your neighbor's house?"
Ex: "Would you, in case of need, steal a book from the library?"
Ex: "Would you, in case of need, steal oxygen from your diving partner?"
Ex: "Would you, in case of need, steal cake from a bakery or a filet mignon from a restaurant?"
Ok, so I know the question means, "Would you, if you were fleeing from the Germans in WWII, steal a shabby coat in the dead of winter and some frozen potatoes from a root cellar?" But the phrase that has be going is "...in case of need...". What constitutes need?
In fact, that is the question I'll pose here for the next person. What constitutes need (in the context of the previous question)?
Need has no constitution,its entirely subjective.
Would you kill your terminally ill relative?
Whew. Questions are getting much tougher. It would be tempting to end their suffering, I cannot deny that. I cannot even say I would blame someone if they did. I find it interesting that society will find a person guilty of animal cruelity for allowing them to suffer but send that same person to prison or maybe the death penalty for ending the suffering of a human. Could I do it? I don't think any of us could really say until we're in that position to have to make the call.
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No I definately woudln't. I would probably get caught and have to go to prison and I don't think anyone in my family (those that love me anyway) would want me to put myself out there like that for him/her.
I think that if you find yourself in a difficult situtation (any difficult situation), then you have to see it through to completion and learn the lesson you were meant to learn. If it were me, I wouldn't want to see someone I love risk the rest of his/her life just to end my suffering. I'd rather just suffer till the end rather than put it on someone else.
(of course I say that now...)
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I understood the question as if I would allow a person to end his/her suffering (medically, like if he's terribly ill on the verge of dying), and would do a mercy kill. If that's how the question was meant, I'd rather say yes because seeing him in endless pain and enduring all of it while knowing that he's going to die soon anyway makes it hard for both that person and his relatives, for both parties. I don't know in other countires but in my country, it's still not legal to do that, much like cremating is still an issue with most religions here.
If it's getting hard for him, getting hard for the family, let it end. That's how God would want it to be. After all, dying is inevitavle and it'll come to all of us, sooner or later. It's the will of God.
I'd like to know of the others' thoughts on this one. :)
Would I kill my terminally ill relative? No, but I would give him the option of continuing a life of pain or ending it himself. If that means I have to make sure he has access to what he needs for his choice, then I am willing to go that far. To play God and hold the pillow over his head. NO.
Would you pick up a hitch-hiker at midnight on a dark stretch of road?
NO. Depending on my mood however I may pretend that I'm going to pick him/her up and then drive away but that would only be done in a very evil mood because nothing is worse than false hope.
would you ever sleep with some one to get what you want?
Not now not ever. We must not lose our self-respect and dignity.
Would you eat the pancakes I worked hard for cooking even if they are a bit burnt?
Sure, I do it now and then for certain people. :p
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Would you eat the pancakes I worked hard for cooking even if they are a bit burnt?
Yep, for a friend, and a friend Pensy is to me. :)
Hey Pense, how would you like to go to Neverland on a plane or by boat?
Since Pensy is in her dreams, I can go any way (plane or boat), if it was luxurious and grand...:D
How far can you go to achieve your dreams??
Ah, that is a serious question, Mads... It will take lots of my time and numbing of the fingers to get through to satisfying your query.
But to make it short, ideally, the farthest I can possibly reach, maybe it can go as high up as in the Milky Way, but I have yet to experience and in real life do that. I have BIG-but-tangible dreams in life but I also know that I have a full lifetime ahead of me to do fullfill them. I'm not in any hurry. :nod: :)
Would you rather have a brain or a mind? :confused:
No, thank you. I like to fly. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Laindessiel
Yeah I realized that just about when I posted the question. :D :D
So, can you answer the previous query?
I'll take the brain, and the mind will grow eventually, a mind cannot exist without a brain.
Joe Satriani or Steve Vai?
Steve Vai, I guess. He's a Grammy winner!
If given the chance, would you rather travel back to the past and correct all the mistakes of the world or travel to the future and see what's in store?
Preferably neither, but if I had to, I'd go to the future, have some fun, see what things are like, get really drunk, forget all about what I saw, and wake up back in the present. :D
Would you give all your feelings and emotions away for ultimate power over everything?
What? You've got to be kidding me!!!! I would be non-existant without emotions so there's no point in living and having everything! In fact, "emotional" is my middle name. :nod:
Why wouldn't you travel "Somewhere in time"? (Get it?) :D
Would you rather read short stories by Neil Gaiman or the a Harry Potter book?
No, please explain :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Laindessiel
Neil Gaiman by far. Harry Potter, has been deemed to boring and predictable by me.Quote:
Would you rather read short stories by Neil Gaiman or the a Harry Potter book?
Would you travel trough time knowing you can never return to the present you once lived in?
You are located "somewhere in time", soooo... you can travel at anytime. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by AimusSage
I agree. I even memorized the lines already. But that doesn't make it less intersting to read.Quote:
Neil Gaiman by far. Harry Potter, has been deemed to boring and predictable by me.
Would you travel trough time knowing you can never return to the present you once lived in?
For your query: NEEEEVER!!! Have you watched the movie An Angel For May? The kid got so attached to the past he can't decide if he wants to "his time" anymore!
Would you rather go to Disneyland or Neverland, and NEVER come back? :lol:
(Getting to you now.)
If you visit Neverland, you have to visit earth at times for fuel, otherwise Neverland-ish guards will kick you out by themselves. Scary, isn't it? :pQuote:
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What if I am caught somewhere in time? :DQuote:
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No I haven't but maybe I should, is it a good movie?Quote:
For your query: NEEEEVER!!! Have you watched the movie An Angel For May? The kid got so attached to the past he can't decide if he wants to "his time" anymore!
And I'll go to neverland, and reshape it into my own little paradise. Disneyland is overrated anyway, and there is only so much one can do. Also, it's way to expensive to spend eternity there. :D
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same! :p