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A Tyrant Named Miltiades!

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

I do. I haven't slept since early in 2018.

Have you ever bet on a horse?

I have never bet on a horse. I don't even do the lotto.
I had a dream last night about babies and sleep. I ran in to an old college friend who had two small kids. He said he never sleeps anymore and I wanted to know why because his kids weren't babies anymore. Weird.

Do you dream of doing things that you are unable to do in real life?

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I have never bet on a horse. I don't even do the lotto.
I had a dream last night about babies and sleep. I ran in to an old college friend who had two small kids. He said he never sleeps anymore and I wanted to know why because his kids weren't babies anymore. Weird.

Do you dream of doing things that you are unable to do in real life?

I think I see where he's coming from in your dream. I'd sooner be sleepless knowing the baba is in bed in the next room, than worrying if she's safe, once she becomes independent.

Do I dream of things I would like to do? No, I have a very arrogant belief (contrary to all the facts!) that I can do anything.

If you don't already have children, would you want to have any?

gifted

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I have never bet on a horse. I don't even do the lotto.
I had a dream last night about babies and sleep. I ran in to an old college friend who had two small kids. He said he never sleeps anymore and I wanted to know why because his kids weren't babies anymore. Weird.

Do you dream of doing things that you are unable to do in real life?

Yes...sleep in....have money.....get on with herself....get on with the chicks....run my hands through my hair ( I'm bald)......play with my six pack.....stop complaining




Did you go out for Sunday dinner today?

gifted

gifted wrote: »

Yes...sleep in....have money.....get on with herself....get on with the chicks....run my hands through my hair ( I'm bald)......play with my six pack.....stop complaining




Did you go out for Sunday dinner today?

No but I'm going for grub later, Chinese was suggested but I'm not in the mood for it.

Should there be a time line on relationships and an easy option of moving on (and an option to stay together if desired), say every 10-15years?

gifted

gifted wrote: »

Yes...sleep in....have money.....get on with herself....get on with the chicks....run my hands through my hair ( I'm bald)......play with my six pack.....stop complaining




Did you go out for Sunday dinner today?

I very rarely go out for Sunday dinner. Once upon a time a million years ago I was in a relationship with a lad who did the Sunday dinner thing. It was him, me, and his mam and dad. We went to the local hotel in a Midlands town and it was all Mike Denver music and beef or chicken. It was hell.

@ Tyrant, I have the capacity to nurture and love children yet I'm terrified.

What are you terrified of?

RMAOK

People coughing or sneezing on me

Has that ever happened to you?

RMAOK

RMAOK wrote: »

People coughing or sneezing on me

Has that ever happened to you?

Its not something I recall but who knows.

What would happen to you if a person coughed on you?

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

What are you terrified of?

Cowardice. I can ignore any other accusation, but the prospect of being a coward is (how ironic) terrifying. If someone wrongly accused me of being a liar or a traitor it would barely affect me, but never a coward. I cannot imagine a worse insult.

Have you ever insulted someone so cruelly that you came to regret it?

A Tyrant Named Miltiades!

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Cowardice. I can ignore any other accusation, but the prospect of being a coward is (how ironic) terrifying. I cannot imagine a worse insult.

Have you ever insulted someone so cruelly that you came to regret it?

Yes or at least cruelly by my standards. It was a mean and unfeeling remark.

Does being scared of cowardice mean that you are manage to not he afraid or anything? If you get me.

KikiLaRue

Deleted User wrote: »

Yes or at least cruelly by my standards. It was a mean and unfeeling remark.

Does being scared of cowardice mean that you are manage to not he afraid or anything? If you get me.

That question made my brain hurt. Yes? In other words, the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

Should I start spring cleaning?

KikiLaRue

KikiLaRue wrote: »

That question made my brain hurt. Yes? In other words, the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

Should I start spring cleaning?

Oh God there is alot of mistakes in my question. My own head hurts as well

I'll tidy it up:
Being terrified of cowardice, does that mean you are in fact not scared of anything?

Only if cleaning is something you enjoy otherwise just sit in a pile of squalor.

Will you do you think?

gozunda

Absolutely - never too early for a good clear out.

Would you like to travel the world?

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Does being scared of cowardice mean that you are manage to not he afraid or anything? If you get me.

Not at all. There is nothing morally pugnacious about fear in itself, but unreasonable fear is Cowardice, and that is the worst human trait imaginable.

What trait do you dislike most in others?

KikiLaRue

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Not at all. There is nothing morally pugnacious about fear in itself, but unreasonable fear is Cowardice, and that is the worst human trait imaginable.

What trait do you dislike most in others?

Disloyalty.

Do you have a regular charity donation set up?

KikiLaRue

KikiLaRue wrote: »

Disloyalty.

Do you have a regular charity donation set up?

No. I ought to, but I have been telling myself I can't afford it (whilst spending twenty quid a week on coffee)

What's your favourite charity?

KikiLaRue

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

No. I ought to, but I have been telling myself I can't afford it (whilst spending twenty quid a week on coffee)

What's your favourite charity?

I used to have a DD to the Capuchin House, I think they do great work.

Are you going out tonight?

gozunda

KikiLaRue wrote: »

I used to have a DD to the Capuchin House, I think they do great work.

Are you going out tonight?

No

Will the next poster ignore this question?

KikiLaRue

gozunda wrote: »

No

Will the next poster ignore this question?

So, anyway...

Favourite mindless TV show?

gozunda

KikiLaRue wrote: »

So, anyway...

Favourite mindless TV show?

A & Q Countdown ...?

handlemaster

10. 9.8 .7...

Whats the story ?

KikiLaRue

handlemaster wrote: »

10. 9.8 .7...

Whats the story ?

Morning Glory, wellllllll.

On a scale of 1 to 10, how content are you today?

bolgbui41

7. Sitting down with a good book shortly should bring it up to 8.


What was your favourite book as a child?

KikiLaRue

bolgbui41 wrote: »

7. Sitting down with a good book shortly should bring it up to 8.


What was your favourite book as a child?

Harry Potter.

Do you enjoy fancy dress?

The Young Wan

KikiLaRue wrote: »

Harry Potter.

Do you enjoy fancy dress?

I can take or leave it.

What's your favourite Sunday roast?

Mam of 4

The Young Wan wrote: »

I can take or leave it.

What's your favourite Sunday roast?

Any that is handed to me tbh , but roast beef would be great .

Favorite way to unwind ?

Rubberlegs

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Any that is handed to me tbh , but roast beef would be great .

Favorite way to unwind ?

Reading, stretching, or going for a walk by the sea.

Do you ever type posts, and then delete rather than post?

RMAOK

Sometimes, but them errors seem to delete them for me now. :mad:

Have you a private pension?

Robsweezie

nope.

could you excuse food taking ages to arrive in a restaurant if the food and staff are nice?

Trigger Happy

Yes, definitely worth it.

What sport or game are you best at?

Tiana Scone

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Yes, definitely worth it.

What sport or game are you best at?

Rock paper scissors.

What do you pick first?