Answer a question, then ask one!

Futurecrook

Lots of things! Playing music, my friends and boyfriend, white wine, chinese food, reading a good book... The list is endless.

What's the most adventurous thing you've ever eaten?

margarite

Futurecrook wrote: »

Lots of things! Playing music, my friends and boyfriend, white wine, chinese food, reading a good book... The list is endless.

What's the most adventurous thing you've ever eaten?

Frogs legs.

Where is the best holiday you ever had.:)

Futurecrook

Perth last summer.

What's been your proudest moment so far?

margarite

Futurecrook wrote: »

Perth last summer.

What's been your proudest moment so far?

Getting my degree.

Have you any plans for this year?:)

spcw

Survive

Whats the weather like in florida ?

squishykins

Hot, most likely.

Why can't I work a tin opener???

RolandIRL

because they're the work of zombies.

What should i do to find out my timetable for tomorrow?

Desire to Aspire

Ring a classmate.

Did you fall on the ice today?

squishykins

Nearly, but not quite

What music are you listening to?

spcw

Use the force


is anyone else being forced to watch dancing on ice !

Desire to Aspire

Luckily not, my Mom is watching it downstairs though.

Have you been ice-skating before?

squishykins

Yes, I love iceskating!

What's the nicest thing to eat ever??

FewFew

amyputz wrote: »

Yes, I love iceskating!

What's the nicest thing to eat ever??

The tears of innocents. They sustain me.

Have you ever been in cahoots with a wasp?

Desire to Aspire

No, thankfully.

Best book you've read?

Desire to Aspire

Desire to Aspire wrote: »

No, thankfully.

Best book you've read?

Gravity's Rainbow.

Could you ever forgive John Cusack for 'Serendipity'?

Futurecrook

The Master by Colm Toibin or The Book Thief.

Cornflakes or Rice Krispies?

Maguined

Insects are too untrustworthy to cooperate together for cahoots so no.

Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,
And by opposing end them?

Do you believe it is more noble to accept ones grief in life with quiet dignity or to brashly and directly assail against obstructions in life?

FewFew

I ain't touching this cluster****. :P

margarite

Desire to Aspire wrote: »

Ring a classmate.

Did you fall on the ice today?

No there was no ice here, where were you that there was ice.

What s your favourite kind of music?:)

Pudsy33

margarite wrote: »

What s your favourite kind of music?:)

Alt rock/indie/electro....

Burger king, mc donalds or kfc?

Fol20

Pudsy33 wrote: »

Alt rock/indie/electro....

Burger king, mc donalds or kfc?

None of them,you forgot to mention the legendary kc,s in douglas.They have the nicest chips and peas around.

How do you handcuff a one-armed man?

margarite

Pudsy33 wrote: »

Alt rock/indie/electro....

Burger king, mc donalds or kfc?

Oh that s hard ok decision kfc.

What is the one food that you cannot resist?:D

Dylzer

Haribo Super Kiddies Mix, id prob stab someone for a bag..

Maximum amount of time spent watching cricket?

Delirium

6 hours, went to a final in England with the uncle when I was younger.

Favourite food to have for breakfast?

RolandIRL

Weetabix

Any good tv starting up this year?

-Trek-

Probably not seeing that the networks seeming to be cancelling all the good stuff but keeping the crap.

....

The following sentence is false.
The preceding sentence is true.

Are these sentences true or false?

mrmac

Trekmad wrote: »

The following sentence is false.
The preceding sentence is true.

Are these sentences true or false?

Both True & False.


Is black a colour, or a lack of colour?

squishykins

mrmac wrote: »

Both True & False.


Is black a colour, or a lack of colour?

It's a figment of your imagination =D

Are your stress levels high atm?

mrmac

No, I never get stressed, ever.

What is a "pulse"?

-Trek-

dictonary.com says:

pulse
1    [puhls] Show IPA noun, verb, pulsed, puls·ing.
–noun
1.
the regular throbbing of the arteries, caused by the successive contractions of the heart, esp. as may be felt at an artery, as at the wrist.
2.
a single pulsation, or beat or throb, of the arteries or heart.
3.
the rhythmic recurrence of strokes, vibrations, or undulations.
4.
a single stroke, vibration, or undulation.
5.
Electricity . a momentary, sudden fluctuation in an electrical quantity, as in voltage or current.
6.
Physics . a single, abrupt emission of particles or radiation.
7.
a throb of life, emotion, etc.
8.
vitality.
9.
the general attitude, sentiment, preference, etc., as of the public.
–verb (used without object)
10.
to beat or throb; pulsate.
11.
to beat, vibrate, or undulate.
12.
Physics . to emit particles or radiation periodically in short bursts.
–verb (used with object)
13.
to cause to pulse.
14.
Medicine/Medical . to administer (medication) in interrupted, often concentrated dosages to avoid unwanted side effects.
Use pulse in a Sentence
Origin:
1300–50; < L pulsus a beat, equiv. to *peld-, base of pellere to set in motion by beating or striking ( cf. impel) + -tus, suffix of v. action, with dt < s and backing and raising of e before velar l; r. ME pous < MF < L, as above

—Related forms
un·puls·ing, adjective

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