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Steph Lorraine

Posts: 13

Brantford, Ontario, Canada

Lumen Sky wrote:
jog slowwwwwwwwwwwly, sit down or stand up

Sit down.

Halloween or Christmas?

Oct 29 13 09:59 pm Link

Photographer

MesmerEyes Photography

Posts: 3102

Galveston, Texas, US

Steph Lorraine wrote:

Sit down.

Halloween or Christmas?

Christmas.

Pizzia or calzone?

Oct 29 13 11:37 pm Link

Photographer

Marc Damon

Posts: 6562

Biloxi, Mississippi, US

MesmerEyes Photography wrote:

Christmas.

Pizzia or calzone?

Pizza. Chicago style. Geno's East please. smile

Steak or Lobster?

Oct 30 13 09:17 am Link

Photographer

sospix

Posts: 23790

Orlando, Florida, US

Marc Damon wrote:

Pizza. Chicago style. Geno's East please. smile

Steak or Lobster?

Lobsta  .  .  .  wink

Grilled, or broiled  .  .  .

SOS

Oct 30 13 11:53 am Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

sospix wrote:
Lobsta  .  .  .  wink

Grilled, or broiled  .  .  .

SOS

hmm grilled. smile

Imax or normal cinema

Oct 30 13 11:59 am Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:

hmm grilled. smile

Imax or normal cinema

Normal

Acoustic or electric?

Oct 30 13 03:27 pm Link

Model

Jules NYC

Posts: 21617

New York, New York, US

Keith NYC wrote:

Normal

Acoustic or electric?

This is really tough.  This is a loaded question and answer.
I will choose acoustic if pressed but I prefer electric.

You can be a mythological creature for one day.
Dragon or Pegasus

Oct 30 13 03:51 pm Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

Oct 30 13 03:54 pm Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

Jules NYC wrote:
This is really tough.  This is a loaded question and answer.
I will choose acoustic if pressed but I prefer electric.

You can be a mythological creature for one day.
Dragon or Pegasus

hmm Pegasus.

chopping 50 logs with a pick axe that is only 80% sharp ( no sharpener) or cutting 50 logs with a small saw. smile

Oct 30 13 03:56 pm Link

Photographer

Erlinda

Posts: 7286

London, England, United Kingdom

Jules NYC wrote:

This is really tough.  This is a loaded question and answer.
I will choose acoustic if pressed but I prefer electric.

You can be a mythological creature for one day.
Dragon or Pegasus

Pegasus

Who would you bang Sarah Palin or Hillary Clinton tongue

Oct 30 13 03:59 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:

hmm Pegasus.

chopping 50 logs with a pick ax that is only 80% sharp ( no sharpener) or cutting 50 logs with a small saw. smile

I agree Jules. Both have their pros and cons.

Chopping with the logs with the pick ax.

Sunburn or frostbite?

Oct 30 13 04:00 pm Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

Keith NYC wrote:
I agree Jules. Both have their pros and cons.

Chopping with the logs with the pick ax.

Sunburn or frostbite?

hmm, I had bad sunburn once n couldn't walk for 3 days but frostbite worse they say..so sunburn.

Going down a ski  jump slope in a rocket propelled mini, or a toboggan run in a converted Skoda. smile

Oct 30 13 04:04 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:

hmm, I had bad sunburn once n couldn't walk for 3 days but frostbite worse they say..so sunburn.

Going down a ski  jump slope in a rocket propelled mini, or a toboggan run in a converted Skoda. smile

Rocket propelled!

Win 100 million dollars tonight...or wake up 5 years old again tomorrow?

Oct 30 13 04:13 pm Link

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Alannah The Stylist

Posts: 1550

Los Angeles, California, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:
hmm, I had bad sunburn once n couldn't walk for 3 days but frostbite worse they say..so sunburn.

Going down a ski  jump slope in a rocket propelled mini, or a toboggan run in a converted Skoda. smile

Oct 30 13 04:16 pm Link

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Alannah The Stylist

Posts: 1550

Los Angeles, California, US

Keith NYC wrote:

Rocket propelled!

Win 100 million dollars tonight...or wake up 5 years old again tomorrow?

win 100 million dollars

Dressing up as a sexy monster for Halloween or dressing up as a sexy vegetable?

Oct 30 13 04:17 pm Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

Alannah Jones Styling wrote:
win 100 million dollars

Dressing up as a sexy monster for Halloween or dressing up as a sexy vegetable?

hmm sexy monster..they got the horn. smile

hmm setting off one giant fire work that last 30 mins or loads of small ones that last an hr. smile

Oct 30 13 04:20 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:
hmm sexy monster..they got the horn. smile

hmm setting off one giant fire work that last 30 mins or loads of small ones that last an hr. smile

I hate fireworks....so a minute... smile
edit. whoops, read it wrong, still...one giant firework.
Design or demolish?

Oct 30 13 04:31 pm Link

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Alannah The Stylist

Posts: 1550

Los Angeles, California, US

Keith NYC wrote:

I hate fireworks....so a minute... smile
edit. whoops, read it wrong, still...one giant firework.
Design or demolish?

design

work as a life insurance salesman/saleswoman or a Telemarketer?

Oct 30 13 04:40 pm Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

Alannah Jones Styling wrote:
design

work as a life insurance salesman/saleswoman or a Telemarketer?

hmm back to my old job it is telemarketer.

Eating 3 bacon sandwiches where the bacon has been cooked in pure country butter, served in homemade freshly baked bread.n the bacon is stacked high in each sandwich..or one 1/2 pound hamburger, no garnish allowed, no cheese, a plain roll no butter. smile

Oct 30 13 04:43 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:

hmm back to my old job it is telemarketer.

Eating 3 bacon sandwiches where the bacon has been cooked in pure country butter, served in homemade freshly baked bread.n the bacon is stacked high in each sandwich..or one 1/2 pound hamburger, no garnish allowed, no cheese, a plain roll no butter. smile

Mmmm. Bacon...I'll deal with the butter! Haha.

Living without power or living without plumbing?

Oct 30 13 04:46 pm Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

Keith NYC wrote:
Mmmm. Bacon...I'll deal with the butter! Haha.

Living without power or living without plumbing?

hmm, I done both...digging a hole is a pain in the butt smile ..so power.

hmm you are due a date..but  you have either a large zit on your face..that could explode but may not ..or a very large boil on your tooch ..you have to have one. smile

Oct 30 13 04:51 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:

hmm, I done both...digging a hole is a pain in the butt smile ..so power.

hmm you are due a date..but  you have either a large zit on your face..that could explode but may not ..or a very large boil on your tooch ..you have to have one. smile

I've dealt with a zit here and there through HS...not that bad. Never dealt with a boil...so I'm gonna stick with the zit! haha.

Still shot to capture the moment, or video clip?

Oct 30 13 04:54 pm Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

Keith NYC wrote:
I've dealt with a zit here and there through HS...not that bad. Never dealt with a boil...so I'm gonna stick with the zit! haha.

Still shot to capture the moment, or video clip?

hmm rats should of said it was mammoth zit :-)

oooh I love stills but video I guess.

hmm spending a week in a monastery, you can not use phone, talk etc you can do nothing or a week in a rave you got to dance for at least 6 hrs non stop each day. smile

Oct 30 13 04:59 pm Link

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Alannah The Stylist

Posts: 1550

Los Angeles, California, US

Keith NYC wrote:
I've dealt with a zit here and there through HS...not that bad. Never dealt with a boil...so I'm gonna stick with the zit! haha.

Still shot to capture the moment, or video clip?

Oct 30 13 05:00 pm Link

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Alannah The Stylist

Posts: 1550

Los Angeles, California, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:

hmm rats should of said it was mammoth zit :-)

oooh I love stills but video I guess.

hmm spending a week in a monastery, you can not use phone, talk etc you can do nothing or a week in a rave you got to dance for at least 6 hrs non stop each day. smile

I'll take that rave.Raging time!lol

Modern pin up  models or vintage pin up models?

Oct 30 13 05:02 pm Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

Alannah Jones Styling wrote:
I'll take that rave.Raging time!lol

Modern pin up  models or vintage pin up models?

hmm, vintage models..I love a woman who can talk with a 50s voice.


Ploughing a field with an unreliable tractor...but you get it done in 2hrs...or same field with 2 shire horses..takes longer n after your back aches . smile

Oct 30 13 05:05 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:

hmm, vintage models..I love a woman who can talk with a 50s voice.


Ploughing a field with an unreliable tractor...but you get it done in 2hrs...or same field with 2 shire horses..takes longer n after your back aches . smile

I'd have to go with the tractor.

A night stuck on a life raft in the middle of the ocean...Or a night stuck on a mountain top in a blizzard

Oct 30 13 05:14 pm Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

Keith NYC wrote:
I'd have to go with the tractor.

A night stuck on a life raft in the middle of the ocean...Or a night stuck on a mountain top in a blizzard

hmm, I'd take a life raft in the middle of the ocean, I'd ask flipper to get me some sushi.

modern house/ apartment ..with all mod cons but bills will be high..or an eco house/apartment which will cost to begin with but cheap bills eventually. smile

Oct 30 13 05:18 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:

hmm, I'd take a life raft in the middle of the ocean, I'd ask flipper to get me some sushi.

modern house/ apartment ..with all mod cons but bills will be high..or an eco house/apartment which will cost to begin with but cheap bills eventually. smile

Eco house!

Work week...M-f 9-5....or three 13 hour and 20 minutes shifts a week.

Oct 30 13 05:22 pm Link

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Haruka Salt

Posts: 129

Los Angeles, California, US

It depends on what I'm wearing, but I prefer boy shorts because they are more flattering on my butt tongue

Stockings or Thigh Highs?

Oct 30 13 09:16 pm Link

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KRISTEN MARIE

Posts: 484

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Haruka Salt wrote:
It depends on what I'm wearing, but I prefer boy shorts because they are more flattering on my butt tongue

Stockings or Thigh Highs?

Thigh highs, they're sexy! I own too many for my own good smile

Bbq chicken or BBq steak?

Oct 30 13 09:32 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

KRISTEN MARIE wrote:

Thigh highs, they're sexy! I own too many for my own good smile

Bbq chicken or BBq steak?

BBQ Steak...mmm

Snow or Sunshine?

Oct 30 13 09:37 pm Link

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Alannah The Stylist

Posts: 1550

Los Angeles, California, US

Keith NYC wrote:

BBQ Steak...mmm

Snow or Sunshine?

snow

True crime shows or singing contest shows?

Oct 30 13 09:39 pm Link

Photographer

Snowmonkey Design

Posts: 4633

Esher-Molesey, England, United Kingdom

Alannah Jones Styling wrote:
snow

True crime shows or singing contest shows?

hmm True crime shows, I love FBI case files, Solved n Police interceptors ( UK)

Shepherd's Pie or Lasagne ?

Oct 31 13 02:34 am Link

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Fine Wine

Posts: 226

Orange, California, US

Snowmonkey Design wrote:

hmm True crime shows, I love FBI case files, Solved n Police interceptors ( UK)

Shepherd's Pie or Lasagne ?

Lasagna

Early bird or night owl?

Oct 31 13 08:26 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Fine Wine wrote:

Lasagna

Early bird or night owl?

Both... =/
Ice cream or cake?

Oct 31 13 08:39 pm Link

Photographer

Marc Damon

Posts: 6562

Biloxi, Mississippi, US

Keith NYC wrote:

Both... =/
Ice cream or cake?

Ice cream. With tobasco sauce.
Hey! DOn't knock it till you try it!


Trick or Treat? Which did you do tonight?

Oct 31 13 08:41 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Marc Damon wrote:

Ice cream. With tobasco sauce.
Hey! DOn't knock it till you try it!


Trick or Treat? Which did you do tonight?

Actually I HAVE tried it with hot sauce, wasn't bad I must say...but not something I will be doing again.

Tricks, literally. Spent the majority of the day doing cool stuff across the city!

Thanksgiving or New Years?

Oct 31 13 08:46 pm Link

Photographer

Marc Damon

Posts: 6562

Biloxi, Mississippi, US

Keith NYC wrote:

Actually I HAVE tried it with hot sauce, wasn't bad I must say...but not something I will be doing again.

Tricks, literally. Spent the majority of the day doing cool stuff across the city!

Thanksgiving or New Years?

You won't find a more devout patriot than me. But I'll take New Years cuz that's the last chance to be nice before Santa comes back from his week long vacation in Tahiti.

Oct 31 13 08:55 pm Link

Model

Keith NYC

Posts: 1735

Tampa, Florida, US

Marc Damon wrote:

You won't find a more devout patriot than me. But I'll take New Years cuz that's the last chance to be nice before Santa comes back from his week long vacation in Tahiti.

Ah Santas Purgatory list! I have nothing to choose from! This thread is broken. sad

Oct 31 13 09:00 pm Link