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16 Dec 2011, 4:59 pm

Yes. My favorite shirt has a silhouette of Rainbow Dash from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic on it and it says "Brony" at the top.

What's your favorite flavor of Starburst?



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16 Dec 2011, 5:06 pm

Oh, that's a tough one but I'll have to go for orange :)

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16 Dec 2011, 5:46 pm

Lime is my favourite flavour.

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16 Dec 2011, 6:04 pm

Am I aloud to have another favourite?



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16 Dec 2011, 7:48 pm

[Red hammer: most common answer in Western-influenced areas of the internet]

No, the question asked for your favorite color, which implies the most preferred color. There could be a question of two favorite colors.

I like octarine the most.

[Alternatively, true cyan, or the color you can get by staring at pure red on the computer screen and looking at a white spot.]

What is that small action I did to simplify my posts?



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19 Dec 2011, 3:00 am

Employed a proof-reader? (Or perhaps used your wizardly powers to eliminate unnecessary complexity?)

Do you read a daily newspaper, and why or why not?



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19 Dec 2011, 3:07 am

No, it forces me to face the chaos that is present even in my systems and kills that idealistic portion I still have.

[I remembered now. I forgot to use contractions. :D ]

What is the abstract ideal you favor the most?



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19 Dec 2011, 3:17 am

The perfect cup of coffee. :coffee: :wink:

Which Discworld character do you most closely resemble, and why?



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19 Dec 2011, 3:46 am

[I was hoping for something like Justice, Order, Power, or something of that category]
Good question. Let's see...
* Vimes: I maybe very knurd, but I don't get visited by DEATH regularly.
* Mort: I wouldn't drink alcohol, especially not alcohol labeled as having, "mostly apples."
* Dios: I hate change, I wouldn't mind making myself immortal the way he did, but I have no problem with using the past tense (and its various tenses, such as the perfect, imperfect, and others)
* Mr. Teatime: I may have, "brilliant plans," (really just including common sense), have inappropriate facial expressions, and generally appear to be younger than my appearance (and peers by a year), but I am not sociopathic and I hate the thought of blood.
* DEATH: Only NT's generally make this comparison. One even went so far as to make a comparison between me and the Nightbringer. :evil:
* Windle Poons: Many NT's compare me to ghosts (not zombies), I am very conscious about how I move and feel emotions, but I wouldn't be brave enough to save people at my own potential expense.
* Susan: I'm not a girl, I am not that organized, but I have little trouble with the concept of death.
* Ponder: I'm not that social, I study harder in more subjects, I wouldn't run away from studying for alcohol I wouldn't want to touch, and I wouldn't bother staying behind to teach a deity to craft humans only as they currently are (and I'm quite cynical).
* Rincewind: (It's not running, it's high-pace walking!) I don't run, I don't fail at academics, and I wouldn't be Twoflower's guide.
* Twoflower: Foot-in-mouth happens frequently, but I neither wear glasses nor bring inordinate amounts of money.
* Luggage: I have only two legs, I'm actually very passive, but I am loyal when I decide to be.
* Auditor of Reality: Although I want to archive and audit every paper I have, I don't hate life (biochemistry=long-term special interest) and might not go insane if turned into a normal, fully-functioning human (although comprehending oxymorons and paradoxes remains difficult).
* Jeremy: I'm not obsessive about non-papers, I don't require medication (although I'd dump it if I had to take any for mental problems), but I do have strong special interests for which I sacrifice my health and a fairly good sense of time that is slower than most adolescent's perceptions .
* Vetinari: Even after skimming through Il Principe, in practice, I am too meek and unassuming to follow the book. Of course, I share the philosophy of refraining from fixing the unbroken, fixing the broken when possible, and destroying the broken when impossible.

I wonder which one I would resemble.

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19 Dec 2011, 5:42 am

(I suspect there's a bit of Ponder Stibbons in you as well.) As for me, I'd like to think I most closely resemble Granny Weatherwax, but I'm probably more of a Sybil Vimes. :wink: )

Which is your favourite Discworld novel?



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19 Dec 2011, 5:45 am

The one that got me started: Mort.

[Unlike Ponder, I would avoid getting so many positions as well. Meetings scare the adrenaline out of my adrenals.]

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19 Dec 2011, 9:05 am

I don't know what Discworld is?

What was the last movie you saw?


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19 Dec 2011, 3:12 pm

We need to talk about Kevin

What was the first film you saw?



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19 Dec 2011, 3:53 pm

I was about 4years old, the studio re-released 'The Wizard of Oz' to theaters, I was taken to see it. I have never liked that film.

What character in 'Wind In The Willows' are you?

Which character would you like to be?

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19 Dec 2011, 6:33 pm

I am most like Mr. Toad, I similarly have a crazyness to me and that knack for obsession over an idea and subsequent dropping thereof.

I wish I were more like Mr. Badger, I lack common sense and the calmness that he seems to possess, as well as the strong disposition.

If you could be anyone from any story, who would you want to be and why?



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19 Dec 2011, 8:04 pm

Sam, from the Gone series by Michael Grant. Just 'cause I agree with his decisions and attitude. Plus, he has a pretty girlfriend, though I could do with replacing Astrid with a certain someone else.

If you could choose any fictional significant other you could have, who would it be and why?


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