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Akrasia

Wichita Lineman wrote: »

I'm not very good at them, they tend to come out very flat.

What toppings would you like?

Just Lemon and sugar please. Don't want to mess with the classics.


Is 8 years old too young to show my son the movie Alien (1979)?

(He saw the box when he was 4 and I said he could watch it when he is 8 cause that seemed like a long way away back then)

Elmo

Akrasia wrote: »

Just Lemon and sugar please. Don't want to mess with the classics.


Is 8 years old too young to show my son the movie Alien (1979)?

(He saw the box when he was 4 and I said he could watch it when he is 8 cause that seemed like a long way away back then)

Prob, I think Terminator 2 would be a better one to show even though its filled with violence your 8 year old will understand John Connor character. Alien might be a bit to scary and may go over his head, he might need to be older to appreciate it.

What films would you never show an 8 year old?

Wichita Lineman

Titanic, torture at any age.

How old is old enough?

Elmo

Wichita Lineman wrote: »

Titanic, torture at any age.

How old is old enough?

No age is old enough for Titanic, I have never see it and never plan too. If I was the head of the Classifications Board I'd ban Titantic, though unfortunately I'd prob have to watch it before banning it!

Have you seen Star Wars?

Wichita Lineman

Yes. many times.

Are you looking forward to the next instalment?

Ted_YNWA

Nope, never had any interest in that series of films.

Am I in the minority?

C.K Dexter Haven

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

Nope, never had any interest in that series of films.

Am I in the minority?

In a word, yes.

Do you prefer black pudding or white pudding?

Elmo

C.K Dexter Haven wrote: »

In a word, yes.

Do you prefer black pudding or white pudding?

Neither.

What's white pudding made from? White Blood Cells!?

Wichita Lineman

The fruit of the pudding plant, obviously :rolleyes:;):)

Is it better to know where food comes from or not?

Ted_YNWA

Growing up on a farm, I know where 90% of food comes from. It makes you appreciate it more when you know how it gets to your plate.

Is there any questions that you have bluffed an answer to when you have no idea about the topic?

Elmo

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

Growing up on a farm, I know where 90% of food comes from. It makes you appreciate it more when you know how it gets to your plate.

Is there any questions that you have bluffed an answer to when you have no idea about the topic?

Such a question provides a profound and, one might say, sincere view of the human mind. To consider bluffing an art form is just one of those natural things that most people will at some stage try desperately to achieve higher standards in. Once such standards are met this can lead to extraordinary powers of talking around a topic in such away as to prevent the listener, or as it may happen the reader, to even consider that you are in essence talking ****e.

What became of your lamb, Ted_TNWA?

Wichita Lineman

It got accidentally covered in mint sauce.

What's your favourite mints?

Ted_YNWA

You can't go wrong with the Polo mints.

What happens to the holes from them in the factory?

Elmo

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

You can't go wrong with the Polo mints.

What happens to the holes from them in the factory?

The lambs ate them, ironic that?