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26 Nov 2008, 6:01 pm

maybe a dry weetabix? when i was a kid creamed rice would make me wretch, also, the skin on cold custard, don't know if it would have the same effect now

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26 Nov 2008, 6:22 pm

Might be bacon, that ranks high - or paprika


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what is the most disgusting thing you ever ate?



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26 Nov 2008, 7:58 pm

raw oyster

What's the most delicious thing you ever ate. Go on about it for a paragraph or two.


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26 Nov 2008, 8:01 pm

i'm going to answer this kind of off-the-cuff, since it wasn't actually something I *ate*, just put in my mouth. (no comments until I'm done, please)

Today (that's right, today) there was tension at work, and I had to do something to relieve it. My boss was going through the desk of an employee we'd fired about 8 months ago...and found a cosmetic "grill" - a metal plate that goes over your front teeth for the sake of "bling". It had rhinestones on it, too. They were all tossing it around like it was toxic, or something. So, my boss' boss offered $5 to one of the other employees to try ti on and pose for a picture.
Big class-clown-ish black guy. He declined. "No effin' way" he said
Remember the tension? I said "I'll do it, I need the money". "No, I'm serious".
Pictures were taken...the boss gave me 5 bucks, which I tried to give back to him, and he declined.

Now, I'm relatively sure all the bacteria and such are dead by this point, 8 months later.
Still, pretty disgusting.

What's the most disgusting thing you've ever put in your mouth?



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26 Nov 2008, 8:03 pm

LOL! I just read the Mr. Mark's post.


How fitting and ironic.

What's the most delicious thing you've ever put in your mouth?

Go on about it for a paragraph or so....



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26 Nov 2008, 8:05 pm

patternist wrote:
Today (that's right, today) there was tension at work, and I had to do something to relieve it. My boss was going through the desk of an employee we'd fired about 8 months ago...and found a cosmetic "grill" - a metal plate that goes over your front teeth for the sake of "bling". It had rhinestones on it, too. They were all tossing it around like it was toxic, or something. So, my boss' boss offered $5 to one of the other employees to try ti on and pose for a picture.
Big class-clown-ish black guy. He declined. "No effin' way" he said
Remember the tension? I said "I'll do it, I need the money". "No, I'm serious".
Pictures were taken...the boss gave me 5 bucks, which I tried to give back to him, and he declined.

Okay, we gotta see pictures...


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26 Nov 2008, 8:22 pm

patternist wrote:
LOL! I just read the Mr. Mark's post.


How fitting and ironic.

What's the most delicious thing you've ever put in your mouth?

Go on about it for a paragraph or so....
The most delicious? I have no idea? Chocolate maybe? It's so creamy and soft and melty. I don't like dark chocolate though. it's too bitter. But Milk chocolate is heavenly. The taste is literally amazing. It surprises me every time.

what is the first initial of you grandmothers first name?



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26 Nov 2008, 8:42 pm

Mr. Mark: no pictures :P

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26 Nov 2008, 9:53 pm

hello
my least favourite uncle was horrible and greedy, when my grandmother died, his mother, who he only saw once a year to collect his christmas cheque, he tried to sell her house before the will had been read and when he found out she had not left him anything he got himself into such a temper that he had a heart attack and died, when i was young he used to bring his children and the girl would always try to get me into trouble by doing something bad and then acing the angel so that he would shout at me.


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26 Nov 2008, 10:13 pm

Dark Jeans. I can't stand light ones or black ones, but nice dark blue jeans are my favorite.


Do you have any birthmarks?



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27 Nov 2008, 12:26 am

Used to, right shoulder.

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27 Nov 2008, 2:19 am

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Do/did you ever collect anything? If so, what?


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27 Nov 2008, 2:35 am

As a small child, I collected porcelain figurines of cats. When I was a bit older I collected stuffed animals. In my teen years, I collected pictures of my favorite anime characters. Now I collect DVDs of my favorite anime, and I'm thinking about collecting pictures again.

Are you afraid to die?



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27 Nov 2008, 2:49 am

No, probably because I try not to think about it. But, if I knew it was coming soon, like a terminal illness, I would think about it alot more, and perhaps scare myself in the process. :chin:



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27 Nov 2008, 6:50 am

patternist wrote:
Mr. Mark: no pictures :P

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27 Nov 2008, 9:14 am

..i`ll just ask a Q
(pretending i didnt see the "die" question above,
i dont feel like thinking that through today) :)

Do you use ebay? if yes, do you sell or buy or both?
Do you use it often?