Ask Me a Question v 12.26.2021

[Deleted member 1300976]

To stay healthy and enjoy a long retirement .

What one item would you buy at this moment with price being no object?

 

[Seadog777]

To stay healthy and enjoy a long retirement .

What one item would you buy at this moment with price being no object?

A cabin in the woods away from all the dipshittery of mankind.

If you could get away with murder 1 time, who would feel your wrath???

 

[Deleted member 1300976]

A cabin in the woods away from all the dipshittery of mankind.

If you could get away with murder 1 time, who would feel your wrath???

I don’t think I could do it. Too much fear of karma, and to carry that body for the rest of my days is not something I’d want, especially after talking to friends that were in the military. Maybe if I could travel in time, Hitler… that guy I’d fucking kill.

What’s your dream car?

 

[Seadog777]

I don’t think I could do it. Too much fear of karma, and to carry that body for the rest of my days is not something I’d want, especially after talking to friends that were in the military. Maybe if I could travel in time, Hitler… that guy I’d fucking kill.

What’s your dream car?

Eleanor

What is one of your favorite childhood memories???

 

[Deleted member 1300976]

Street hockey in the summer. From 9am or so until the street lights came on and everyone had to go home. Stopping for a quick lunch and skipping dinner, and the occasional iced cream man break.

A Favorite childhood memory?

 

[Lady2020]

Street hockey in the summer. From 9am or so until the street lights came on and everyone had to go home. Stopping for a quick lunch and skipping dinner, and the occasional iced cream man break.

A Favorite childhood memory?

Pinecone wars.

Favorite childhood memories?

 

[Deleted member 1300976]

Fishing at a local pond and seeing my best friend at the time catch the largest bass in the pond (2 feet or so), and throwing it back to try and catch another day… which we never did, but it was fun trying.

A Favorite lifetime memory?

 

[Seadog777]

Fishing at a local pond and seeing my best friend at the time catch the largest bass in the pond (2 feet or so), and throwing it back to try and catch another day… which we never did, but it was fun trying.

A Favorite lifetime memory?

The birth of my daughters. Beng a #GirlDad has taught me so damn much.

What's the grossest thing you've eaten???

 

[Deleted member 1300976]

It was what I couldn’t eat… fermented shark. We had a friend bring it to a party and I watched everyone that tried it, gag Anne most spit it up.
What I did eat, stink fruit(durian) candy

What’s the best meal (app, entree , and dessert) you’ve ever eaten?

 

[awired50]

It was what I couldn’t eat… fermented shark. We had a friend bring it to a party and I watched everyone that tried it, gag Anne most spit it up.
What I did eat, stink fruit(durian) candy

What’s the best meal (app, entree , and dessert) you’ve ever eaten?

Oyster Rockefeller

Where is your favorite place to have sex?

 

[fire_breeze]

It's my personal policy never to have any favourites

What is the most unique memento that you own?

 

[lakesailer_mi]

It's my personal policy never to have any favourites

What is the most unique memento that you own?

A hand made nail. It's from a "high adventure" backpacking trip I took as a youth. It was given to me the group because I was "tough as nails"....
I still have it. It's been 40 years.

What was the most surprising award you even won?

 

[AnnyMouse28]

A hand made nail. It's from a "high adventure" backpacking trip I took as a youth. It was given to me the group because I was "tough as nails"....
I still have it. It's been 40 years.

What was the most surprising award you even won?

It wasn't really an award per se but tutor of the month at my college. I was even asked to tutor in a course that I was taking that wasn't even in my major.

When was the last time you had butterflies before a date?

 

[fire_breeze]

It wasn't really an award per se but tutor of the month at my college. I was even asked to tutor in a course that I was taking that wasn't even in my major.

When was the last time you had butterflies before a date?

Before my last job interview--you never specified what sort of date

What is your personal story behind your most read book?

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Before my last job interview--you never specified what sort of date

What is your personal story behind your most read book?

So, I think technically, the book I've read the most is a textbook that I refer to very frequently.
Let's just say, I couldn't do my job without it.

Why would you re-read any fiction book? I mean, you already know how it ends?

 

[may_I_please]

So, I think technically, the book I've read the most is a textbook that I refer to very frequently.
Let's just say, I couldn't do my job without it.

Why would you re-read any fiction book? I mean, you already know how it ends?

Comfort, ease, familiarity, enjoyment, crap memory

do you ever hide books because you don’t want others to know you are reading them?

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Comfort, ease, familiarity, enjoyment, crap memory

do you ever hide books because you don’t want others to know you are reading them?

LMAO at "crap memory"....that is a reasonable answer.

And yes, I have "hidden" a book or two. They are usually of the "adult" nature.

Where do you do most of your reading (of any kind)?

 

[may_I_please]

LMAO at "crap memory"....that is a reasonable answer.

And yes, I have "hidden" a book or two. They are usually of the "adult" nature.

Where do you do most of your reading (of any kind)?

Sofa, bed, trains, bathroom…sometimes it’s a different book in each place :blushing:

if you could erase part of your memory would you and which part?

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Sofa, bed, trains, bathroom…sometimes it’s a different book in each place :blushing:

That's normal, right???? Different books in different places? I actually have books I specifically leave in the bathroom. That's normal, right? (he asks again).

if you could erase part of your memory would you and which part?

You know, no. I mean there are painful things in my past. Times that in some sense I wish I could forget. But all in all, those are part of me and part of who I am. I've done the work (mostly) to deal with them (to take responsibility for my part of it, and to learn to forgive others). I'm gonna own em. Every last painful minute.

If you could be any age again, what age would you pick?

 

[awired50]

That's normal, right???? Different books in different places? I actually have books I specifically leave in the bathroom. That's normal, right? (he asks again).



You know, no. I mean there are painful things in my past. Times that in some sense I wish I could forget. But all in all, those are part of me and part of who I am. I've done the work (mostly) to deal with them (to take responsibility for my part of it, and to learn to forgive others). I'm gonna own em. Every last painful minute.

If you could be any age again, what age would you pick?

17

Do you have regrets on any sex that you have had?

 

[may_I_please]

Am I normal?

 

[awired50]

Am I normal?

I would have to get to know you better....

 

[Codeman93]

Am I normal?

What defines normal??

 

[lakesailer_mi]

17

Do you have regrets on any sex that you have had?

Well, it depends on what you count as "sex." I regret one night of light petting with someone I didn't care about.
I regret at least one thing here.
Other than that? Nope.

Am I normal?

Well, your reading habits are similar to mine....I just assume that I'm normal. Keep in mind, I'm comfortable with making all kinds of silly ass assumptions, it's a professional hazard.

What defines normal??

f(x) = (1/root(2pi)) * exp( -(x^2)/2) for all x in R1


Now, getting us back on track:

What is your biggest regret in life?

 

[may_I_please]

Well, it depends on what you count as "sex." I regret one night of light petting with someone I didn't care about.
I regret at least one thing here.
Other than that? Nope.


Well, your reading habits are similar to mine....I just assume that I'm normal. Keep in mind, I'm comfortable with making all kinds of silly ass assumptions, it's a professional hazard.


f(x) = (1/root(2pi)) * exp( -(x^2)/2) for all x in R1


Now, getting us back on track:

What is your biggest regret in life?

Being normal

If you could see one element of another litster what would it be and of whom?

(element = physical or mental attribute)