Ooooh...so now I know... what is your rank in Neverland, Pense? Seargent Lieutenant? Or General? Hihihi :D
Where's your question?
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Ooooh...so now I know... what is your rank in Neverland, Pense? Seargent Lieutenant? Or General? Hihihi :D
Where's your question?
Yeah, it is a good movie! The kid got trapped in the year 1942 (the time of World War II) in America. And....oh just watch it. Don't wanna spill the juice.
And I would do the same as you have, Aimus. Make it a "Lain-aradise". Hihihi. There, everything I want is within my grasp, material or not material. (But what is the fun with having all the things you want? :()
Would you eat hamburger or a hotdog?
(Will make a more sensible one later. :D)
hotdog, but to be honest, Although both are nice, I barely ever eat them. :)
Would you make a sensible question out of something insensible if you were so inclined? :D
Yes, unfortunately for me. I take things seriously, even littlest things, and label them "sensible" if someone hadn't poke my brain out and says it's stupid. So it's no work for me. There's would be no need for inclination at all. ;)
Would you rather make a sensible "would you" question on this thread or just leave it when nothing pops into that skull of yours? :p
I prefer to make up my own sensible questions.
Would you rather eat spinach or a full course dinner made out of sheep brains? :eek:
I am a vegetarian so spinach for me...:D
Would you rather go for a portrait made for you or use a digital camera to take a picture??
Are you kidding me again? I lurve spinach! Provided it's not overcooked. :thumbs_up:
Would you rather read Stephen King or Oscar Wilde at this very moment?
Hello no! I had not realized that people on the earth don't even know that Pensive is the queen of Neverland. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Laindessiel
She doesn't call herself "The Great" for no reason at all. ;) :p
Stephen King, and I might read Different Seasons by SK tonight.Quote:
Would you rather read Stephen King or Oscar Wilde at the moment?
Same Question.
I've never had a portrait so I would gladly hang it in my room.Quote:
Originally Posted by Madhuri
Next person answer my query.
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Originally Posted by Pensive
Is she? I mean, are you?
Wow, sisters! I'm a queen too! :p :p
I have no objection to it. I am a peaceful queen, not into fights. I am satisfied with my land, I need not to conquer other lands. So I remain on good terms with queens/kings of all worlds. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Laindessiel
Mymy Pensive, how you have changed. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Pensive
Get back to question girls, no chitchatting in this thread, take it up in the live thread if you have to.
The current question is:
Who would you rather read right now: Stephen King or Oscar Wilde?
I hate war-loving royalties.
You have uttered Toni's fate! She is now reading Stephen King, by your suggestion. ;)
Would you rather be a hateful queen or a lowly peasant?
D-U-H. Stupid me.
Yeah, this skipping answers makes my head wobbly.
For your query:
I am now done with Stephen King for the mo' so off to Wildy Wilde now.
Would you read or write now?
As I usually do both daily, it's kind of a moot question.
Would you write a great review for an author's book if he promised you a free signed copy, even though you have already determined that the book stinks, but will in all likelyhood, become a best seller?
Like what everyone thinks of Paulo Coelho? His books are number 1's but reader-critics say that he's a born cliche. Even worst writer of all time! Although I have yet to read his books, but based on the reviews I've read, I don't think so. He's a born naturalist.
The answer to your query, Uncle Pen, is no. Why would I want to have an author's signature if I loathe him? :)
The same question....
It would depend on several factors, I suppose.
Monitary: Can I successfully negotiate a very small percentage of royalties?
Fame: Do I like the author, in general, such as Tom Clancy or Steven King?
Collectiblitiy: Is the author's autograph considered valuable?
Reciprocal Effect: Will the author consider writing a review for my book in return?
Politically Expedient: Will being associated with poorly-written best seller potentially damage my own reputation as a writer, hurting my own sales?
Flattery: Did the author have other options, but valued my opinion enough to come to me?
Sincerity: Do I happen to like the book, even knowing that others won't? Do I think its success will be justified?
These would all be factors, each with their own weighted values, that would probably come into play as I make my decision. Since this is hypothetical and we don't know at this moment who the author is or what the work is, I have no way of determining what course of action I would ultimately take.
But I wouldn't out-of-hand exclude the option!
New Question:
They say that everyone has a price (and it isn't always monitary.) How much of whatever would it take to get you to do something anti-social, immoral, illegal or violent? Assume, for the sake of this question, that consequences don't matter and that you will actually receive your "price".
That is a very difficult question, especially so with the wide scope that you've bound it to. I might have a much lower price for the illegal than for the violent (I'm quite a passive person, it's pathetic.) Then we would have to narrow things further to determine what sort of violence is at hand. Socking a guy in the nose, if he really deserved it, like Holden should have done, might be executed at a very reasonable price, compared to say armed robbery. Let's say the task is armed robbery then. My price is high: I knock over the liquor store down the street, with its $1200 on hand,and recieve in return the $25000 copy of Ioannis Francisci Pici Miranduale de morte Christi & propria cogitanda libri tres. Eiusdem de studio divinae & humanae philosophiae libri duo. by Pico della Mirandola that I've had my eye on.
Deal?
Same Question
Well. If we scratch "immoral" from the list, leaving "anti-social, illegal or violent", I am only human, as I have pointed out so many times. I do not know why members of the clergy like to present themselves as above temptation, or why people regard them as being that way, being a preacher doesn't make me divine. I have needs and things that I go through that I wish were gone, and that I would do almost anything to rid myself of that burden. My price is complete and total freedom from this accursed illness—no more pills, no more episodes, no more hospitalizations; back to work making an honest day's pay for an honest day's labor. You might find that a little selfish. You haven't lived my life for the past 12 years.
Pass the question.
I'm done with it. :)
Would you stay up all night to read a book and finish it or to stay up all night and write a poem and finish it? (No deadlines for both tasks.)
Would and have.
Would you spend three years homeless?
Hello Serenata! :wave:
Homeless, as in no material shelter, or homeless as in no family around you?
For the former and the latter, never.
Would you rather listen to Beethoven or T'chaikovsky?
Beethoven. Being deaf, he talked funny and it was always fun to listen to him.
Fred Astaire or Michael Flatley?
FRED ASTAIRE, without a doubt!!
Jimmy Stewart or Cary Grant?
Stewart.
Euclid or Archimedes?
Nuts, wrong thread. I'll take the above as, "Would you go streaking?", for which the answer would be a "No...well, not in public, anyway..."
Same question.
Hi back!:banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by Laindessiel
As for the streaking thing, I don't think so. I'm not into exhibitionism.
streaking . . . ? Probably not. depends who asks . . . :D
I second that, mir...:D
Yah, at 6 foot and 351 pounds, I'm sure that's going to happen...:rolleyes: About the same time a thousand-foot beanstalk carries my mobile home off into fairyland...:blush: Not in a coal-mine at midnight during a lunar eclipse! :D I already have enough issues without the fallout from the headlines: SCIENTISTS SUSCPECT NEANDERTHAL LOOSE IN SMALL VIRGINIA TOWN! REPORTS OF LARGE WHITE, HAIRY BUTT-NAKED APE IN VICINITY!
Would you go on a hunger strike for a cause you believed in?
Where'd I put those bean seeds...? Oh, :blush: I mean...
And absolutely. I don't have to eat all the time, and if it's to prove a point....
But that was a great question. ~sending it along to the next poster~
I eat out of boredom...*is tackled by several dozen therapists... takes a few minutes to struggle out from under the well-meaning mountain*
<gasps for breath> Gah!! As I was going to say, a just cause would be a much better reason not to eat than a diet. If we're talking a seriously health-threatening length of time, it would have to be a VERY important cause. If it's just a matter of very great discomfort, sure, I can do that.
On a more shallow note:
Would you walk up and talk to grumpy-looking favorite celebrity if you saw him/her on the street, or just watch?
Depends on if I like them or not. If I do, I'd try to cheer them up! Otherwise...
You know what? Pass. I sound like an imbecil...
Watch. I've seen some videos, like the one of Sean Pean clocking a photographer and destroying his expensive camera. Better than have one hit me, I would never think "Hey, this guy is loaded! Sue his tail off! I would probably hit back, and they would sue me! You can guess who's going to win that one! :rolleyes:
Would you sing for an audience of several hundred people with no notice or practice?
If I knew the song or could learn it fast enough! I probably would...
Would you rather live a great life and die young, or a dull life and die old? (For those of you who continue to say you are old, then pick a short time from now and answer accordingly.)
Urgh, awful question. While I want fun, I'm scared of death. But boredom is boring, so I'll die young, providing it isn't that young...
Would you sacrifice a stranger to save a friend?
While I'd always like to sound magnanimous, I probably would do just that. Wait. Do you mean sacrifice as in Black Mass/altar/dagger sort of way? Well, I like my friends quite well, so...
Same question.
Probably not. I know what my friends are all about having known them for many years and I would take my chances on the stranger.
Would you by something you didn't need at the moment just because it was on sale? And do you have a spare toothbrush?
A great life and die middlish. Young to me, but old to others. How's that?
Would you take a job in a miserable place, if you got to spend half of each year anywhere you want?
If it was miserable in terms of working hours and pay why would it be worth being anywhere you want?
Here's a classic. If your house was on fire, and all the living things safe, what would be the one thing youd save?