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Street hockey and soccer.

The next person likes tennis.

Nope

The next person likes to slather themselves in lard and then wiggle on the floor pretending to be a giant slug.

Um, not really.

The next person tries their best to stay away from fried foods.

What!?! Who would do that?

I don't purposely try to stay away from fried food, but I don't prefer fried food anyway.

The next person doesn't really care about watching calories. To the next person calories mean delicious points.

Last edited by Shikari on 15 Nov 2013, 1:33 am, edited 1 time in total.

Guilty as charged.

Someone with a very particular taste in their fun and games? They’d be wrong too. Slug slime isn’t slippery like lard. It’s slimy and sticky. Anyone wanting to play slug would be better off waiting for their next flu or cold and keep their mucus and cover themselves in that when they have enough of it. -_-

Sorry, guys, I just had to!

The next person is gagging from reading my post!

Sick! I could have gone my whole life without reading that!

I didn't gag, but I certainly have a look of disgust.

The next person doesn't sleep for a full 6-8 hours at a time.

I usually will wake up, so yeah I usually don’t sleep that long. Often I’ll be able to go back to sleep again, but 6-8 hours of uninterrupted sleep is rare for me.

The next person likes the sound of rain.

I do! I love rainy days, and the sound of rain of the roof. It's days like that that make you want to cuddle up with a book, and a cup of hot tea or cocoa. Sleeping on rainy days is good too!

The next person can't sleep without a fan.

Rain is the most soothing sound I can imagine

In summer, true. In November, no problem at all, in fact the very thought of having a fan on now makes me shiver.

The next person has something they consider a good luck charm even if they don't quite believe in it.

No, I've never had any sort of good luck charm.

The next person has had to do an egg drop experiment for school at least once.

No.

The next person has made soap in chemistry class.

Nope, we never did that.

The next person has tried putting a bar of soap in the microwave.

Random, but are microwaves common in Norway? I know some people from other countries who seem to be afraid of them, believing that they cause cancer.

Micro wave ovens are pretty common here.
There are all sorts of weird beliefs about what they can do. They leak microwaves, the ovens cause cancer and they make the food cause cancer. One of the most fantastic claims I’ve seen is that it kills the food. I sincerely hope the food was dead before it’s put in the microwave! "The waves reverse the glucose molecules so the body can’t recognize it as food but will store it as unknowns or toxins." Apparently the body thinks to itself that that molecule doesn’t look like regular glucose, into the toxin pile with it. Surely some of the scaremongers are the same people who warned against the small pox vaccine because it was "the government’s way of keeping track of people". I keep seeing that the molecules are torn apart and deformed, and that microwaved food causes reduced hemoglobin levels and temporary reduced leukocytes.
Personally I take my chances and use it for some heating and reheating.


No, I have never tried that.


The next person has put metal in the micro.

Oh yes. When I was a kid, I tried to heat up a meat pie in one of those small aluminium foil plates. It was kinda cool watching the sparks fly off the metal plate, until it occurred to me that the sparks might cause something to catch on fire, so I turned the microwave off. Later I told my mother, and she told me never to do that again. Lol.

The next person has been a hospital patient.

Guilty as charged. More times that I'd like, actually.

The next person has never eaten chicken feet but is willing to give it a try.

Yes! You win!

The next person, while not knowing me, finds me somewhat beguiling.