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want ex girlfriend to have casual sex with me until she comes back or finds someone new Lots of guys do. It's not going to happen.

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How do you tell whether or not someone you spend time with is sucking the life right out of you? When you're never happy when you're around them, and never look forward to seeing them, and when you think about never coming into contact with them again, it feels like a weight is lifted off your shoulders and your life will be completely better.

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What have you run out of recently? Popcorn, Oreos, and clothing :(

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Is your spelling and grammar good? If i want it to be. Often when writing online, however, I don't bother with eliminating dangling prepositions and such. I'm choosing to assume that the incorrect structure of the question is for humorous irony.

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What are some diseases that have a color as parts of their names? Cyanosis (Blue disease), pink eye

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Has your GPS ever gotten you lost? Many, many times in Providence, RI, when we were visiting. There was recently some major highway construction, and we're too cheap to update the maps, so we would be constantly sent in circles.

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If you are watching TV and on AB right now what are you watching? Is your show taking you away from us? I'm catching up on the last few weeks of Gossip Girl. And yes, I'm about to leave now.

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I think that the TV show Frasier is the best Spin-Off ever made, do you agree? It is an excellent spin-off as they go. Star Trek TNG is also very good, but the genres are so different they're pretty impossible to compare.

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Do you believe in yourself and Have you got a positive attitude about life? Unfortunately, no. But I muddle along anyways.

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Assume that the following three letters, GGG, is an anticodon. This anticodon would be part of a ______________molecule and the amino acid ______________would be attached to that moelcule. Please fill in the blank tRNA; proline. I suspect it no longer matters to you, though.

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Who is the dumbest smart person you know?? IE- Book smart - socially stupid? Myself >.<

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I've returned to my original look and name (not all caps hehe). Could you describe the name and avatar you used on your very first day here on Answerbag? violin34. this was actually one of the first places I had a username.

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I have 498 songs on my Ipod. How many do you have on yours? 1515 on my iPod Touch. Love it!

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Who should Bella Swan choose: a smouldering vampire or a buff teen werewolf or neither? Neither. Edward is _not_ hot--and he's a borderline stalker!--but Bella is too involved with the vampires to be completely welcome with Jacob and his pack. She should just give up and find herself a real boy. Edward's only advantage in my opinion is that he can turn Bella into a vampire. At least then they're on equal footing.

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How intelligent do you think you are? why? Fairly intelligent, though it varies day-to-day. I did get into a very selective college.

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Should everyone spend a day/night in jail so maybe they would think twice before committing a crime? Some people never become criminals and others will commit crimes even if they know they'll be imprisoned. Scaring the group in between is not worth the massive amount of resources that would need to be spent.

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Which should people depend on more for information, the internet or television? The internet. It has everything that TV does now, plus so much more, and easier to access.

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What kind of dinosaur did Jesus ride into battle against the Romans? Barney, the imaginary dinosaur!

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You are on your way to heaven tomorrow. You get to the gates. They check your record on earth. Are you in or are you out? No way to know, since nobody actually knows what heaven is looking for. I've been a good friend, helped a fair number of people, and followed most normal social directives, so if heaven is in any way a non-Christian, basically human construction, I would say I'm in.

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During the Vietnam War, many Americans went to Canada to avoid and protest the war. How would you characterize them? A lot better off than those who stayed to fight.

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What do you call someone who kills Americans in the name of Allah? Simply misguided. And I agree with the article on the PC thing: extreme political correctness may make Americans, in our privileged positions, feel better about ourselves--but we could be a lot more successful if we didn't give in to international "peer pressure".

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Someone once told me that is it easy to die but hard to live; what do you think? I agree, though I have not died before (obviously). I'm assuming from your username you are religious. I respect the value that most religions put on human life; however, I believe that a lot of it comes from all people's selfish desire to prevent the loss of individuals, since in most cases nobody benefits from suicide or death but the individual. If that was garbled, I can clarify.

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Why is it that we are taught tolerance, yet Releigions all over the world attempt to force their beleifs upon us who do not share their faith? The cultural value we place on religious tolerance is our egalitarian attempt to counteract the intolerance that is so prevalent worldwide.

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Have you ever asked a question on here that has received over 100 answers? http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/672370 165 answers so far...feel free to add :)

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Your eyes are red............what happened to them? They got photographed

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What do you look like? About 5'3", 115 lbs. Long brown hair with red/blonde highlights. *Very* pale. (Yes, the first photo is slightly overexposed, but it's pretty close.) I favor sleeveless/short-sleeved tops and flipflops regardless of weather.

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Is there anything in the world cooler than full frontal nudity? Full frontal nudity plus sex?

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Would you ever decorate your room in black and orange? Only if I went to Princeton...right now, it's black, brown, and red :-D

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The last time you used flour, what were you making? Pizzas. Many pizzas.

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Do you like A Capella music? I'm alone in a computer room rocking to a group called the Bobs on my iPod and I can't help but to sing along. I'm glad no one can see me! Yup. One of the reasons I love college! My favorite one here: http://www.tbnbrown.com/

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Are you irrational? Totally. It's called mood swings.

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What is the difference between a musician and someone who plays a musical instrument? Technically nothing, but "musician" implies someone who has a love for and dedication to music beyond someone who, for example, only played percussion in the school band.

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Whats the difference between "The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Theatrical and Extended Limited Edition)" and "The Lord of the Rings - The Motion Picture Trilogy (Platinum Series Special Extended Edition)"? The extended edition added back a ton of scenes that had been deleted from the original, and a few extended, for example, Aragorn's full dealings with the ghost king in the Return of the King. It also has a lot more in terms of storyboards, interviews, etc.--and a very nicely designed case and insert. If you're really a fan, and are going to be watching the movies multiple times, I...

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If you had to choose only one cosmetic would it be lip gloss, mascara, or foundation? Foundation (I have acne), but I usually just wear eyeshadow.

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If you were invited to an orgy, would you go? As a virgin, no. I'd like a more meaningful first experience. Lol, I actually have been invited to an orgy before...they aren't uncommon around here. ;)

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What do you think is the most recognizable song from a musical? Seasons of Love (Rent).

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When was the last time you had a good piece of steak? Too long ago...college food sucks :(

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Do you enjoy road trips? Depends on if they're with friends or family (the former is far more fun).

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Atheist what do you think of these famous scientist believing in a devine creator? Everybody is entitled to their own beliefs. While I may not believe in a god, I acknowledge that spirituality is often beneficial to a person mentally and emotionally. Nobody has a right to take issue with scientists' personal beliefs as long as those beliefs do not adversely affect their work.

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Have you ever sayed you loved someone and didnt mean it? No, but I've only ever said it in the context of friendship.

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I cant download or open email attachments, can anyone give me advice how to rectify this? It depends on the email client and browser that you use. Check the security settings on your email program/account and your computer's firewall.

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Do you think the people who complain about how skinny models and dancers are, are just jealous because they are so fat and out of shape? Probably true...but if it is, complaining about the skinniness of other people is one of the most useless activities they can pursue, since it doesn't make them feel much better and doesn't affect the dancers/models at all.

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Do you or someone you know have trichotillomania? ((http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trichotillomania)) that sould explain what it is. I have it, and have had it since I was 9. Generally I pull head hair, but I've pulled eyebrows and eyelashes before. For the last several years I've been controlling it fairly well with SSRIs but I had to stop the drugs because they were interfering with other stuff in my life. It's become especially hard now that I'm at college living with a roommate--fortunately, my...

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Yes or no, have you ever had legitimate thoughts of suicide? Yes. Then I hate myself more, since I have great friends and family, and a fortunate situation.

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Should I just kill myself now? The fact that you are concerned about being a virgin at 14 is more worrying to me than your thoughts of suicide. There are plenty of very healthy, very happy virgins in college and even after. Concentrate on finding good friends before finding another boyfriend. And don't give up just yet--hang on a few years more and see where your life is headed. I've been in your place before.

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I've spent several depressing years in uni & despite talking about my difficulties teachers have done nothing to help. I now lack enough credits to graduate & am being advised to spend another year to study. I feel I can't but my parents are forcing me. Do you have a support system of friends? If you have no peers to talk to or work with, university can be a terrible experience.

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What is college without friends? A waste of a potentially amazing experience. Without friends, there is no reason to wake up in the morning, no reason to build a future as your social skills slowly disappear. Friends are the key to happiness; without them, life is an empty shell. ~from an Ivy League introvert

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When you were in college, did a letter like this ever get sent around to all the students? See link That would be hilarious if people actually fell for it.

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What is the most productive thing you have done today? Did my chemistry homework. And convinced my best friend that I was only joking when I invited him to have a threesome with me and my gay friend last night. (No, I wasn't drunk.)

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What college do you/did you go to? Brown University, class of 2013!

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What college or university did/do you go to? What is your major? Brown University, class of 2013! Probably going to major in Biology or Biochem.

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How much money does a top Ivy League college usually offer as a scholarship? None of them offer anything other than need-based aid. Unless you're practically penniless and managed to get a full scholarship (or filthy rich and can pay full tuition), they don't give you enough. I'm sort of lower-middle class (from a very rural area) and I got about 5% of my tuition covered by scholarship and 15% by subsidized loans.

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If you could be a vampire, what type would you choose and why? (Buffy/Angel, Anne Rice, Twilight, etc.) I would be a TrueBlood-type vampire, because they're more durable--and more civilized--than Buffy-types, they're still dangerous, they have a sex drive, and they don't sparkle!

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Why do vampires bite the neck and not the inner thigh? So pictures and movies can show the faces of both the vampire and victim during a feeding. And so that detectives who find the bodies can tell there's been a vampire feeding without having to stare up the crotch.

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If 24.5 ml of 0.15 M NaOH are used to neutralize 31.7 ml of HCL, what is the molarity of the HCL? In neutralization problems, (volume)(molarity)=(volume)(molarity). Figure it out.

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Are healthy marriages a necessity for a healthy society? Only if monogamy is essential to the society. If social norms do not include marriage or committed relationships, then no.

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Explain your best friend in one word. understanding.

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What is the best type of violin? If you factor price in, it depends on your level, budget, and personal preference. Personally, I have a small violin (sort of a mini full-size) with a relatively bright sound ($5,500); my best friend has a stronger, deeper-sounding violin ($20,000). We each prefer our own instruments. If you're above beginner level, you really have to go to a shop and try out instruments, and if you can,...

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Is it possible to be sinless? Not without going insane.

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Gays have a flag...what would a "straight" flag look like? Half black, half white, with a very thin horizontal gray line through the center.

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Do you ever think you come on too strong? Have you ever tried dialing it back a little, while still trying to get your point across? I take medication for it. ;) In general, I try to avoid conversations in which I am the only one who feels strongly about a point.

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What purposes did the ancient Greeks have in creating the different kinds of "modes" in their musical system?(examples of modes are Lydian, Ionion, Dorian, Aeolin) The modern modes (Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, and Locrian) are mainly used in modal jazz and ethnic music--I have encountered some Middle Eastern and Eastern European folk music in various modes other than the standard Ionian and Aeolian. The ancient Greeks' system was much more complicated than our modern one. About the only thing that we inherited from them...

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What word or phrase do you always say? "That's ridiculous!" I don't know why...

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Would you rather live life without music or with out movies? Without movies...as long as they keep tv shows. Music is my life <3

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You have five seconds to decide if you would prefer a free cruise or five thousand dollars. Which do you chose? Five thousand dollars. That's about as much as a cruise, and I can spend it how I want.

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How is a differential stain different from a simple stain? A differential stain is a compound stain that stains certain bacteria different colors, depending on their specific structures. A simple stain stains all (most) bacteria equally.

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What are your thoughts on girls prefer dumb boys? Could be that they want to be the dominant one in the relationship.

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Have you ever been so tired you could fall asleep where you are at the moment and have? Yes. Usually after a stressful day at school or work. Then I'm not only tired, I want to escape everyone.

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How old are you? 16 years, 4 months, 5 hours, and 43 minutes. Finally. About the 16 years part, that is.

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What's one thing you would never say "no" to? A $100,000 violin <3

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How many pets do you/have you had in total? >10 fish, 1 snake, many snails, 12 hamsters, a cat and a dog. Only the dog is still with us.

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What do you cook when you are alone? Cinnamon toast and pasta. And anything sweet.

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Germany is considering giving voting rights to children and adolescents. Good policy or stupid idea? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/germany/2275407/Germany-plans-to-give-vote-to-babies.html Bad idea. Children have no concept of policy. I know I didn't. The children will probably just vote as their parents do, simply giving larger families more votes.

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Are you in more of an answering mood than an asking mood? Right now I am, but usually I'm in an asking mood. That's funny that I saw this question in particular today, since I almost never answer random questions.

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What is your favorite cookie? Oreos. I know they're terrible for you, but I eat dozens in one sitting.

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Ladies:Physically, what makes a guy look better than he may be? Shave.

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Have you answered all of YOUR questions yet? I don't like to answer my own questions, unless they're about personal preference. Otherwise it seems like I'm asking a question for the sake of asking a question, not because I want an answer.

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What if heterosexuality was morally wrong and God was really going against the morals of his God? I mean what if God didn't want us to reproduce? What if he wanted us all to be gay, lesbian, or bisexual? I mean can you really trust a book................. If God didn't want us to reproduce, he wouldn't have created us in the first place. Personally, (if I were religious, which I'm not) I would believe that God created homosexuality as a form of population control. It is fobidden in the Bible because it was unneeded at the time, since humans were small in number.

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Do you like your bacon crispy or soft? Chewy,, just like I like all my meat rare.

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What is the most important thing in your life? My violin. Kill me, but don't touch my violin...

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What is the most important thing in your life? Music. Definitely. Everything's about music....

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Do you personally have more points from Questions, Answers, or Moderation? Questions, by a lot.... I prefer to pick other people's brains.

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Do you personally have more points from Questions, Answers, or Moderation? Questions, by a lot...I prefer to pick other people's brains.

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Do you ever wear beach shoes at the beach? beach shoes? never heard of them. but no, I don't wear any shoes.

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Why isn't anyone STRESS FREE? Is it debt? I'm a teenager...occasionally I _am_ stress-free, epecially during the summer. Honestly, I hate it. I think humans need stress in order to function, otherwise we completely lose any motivation.

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Men have more Common Sense than Women, Agree or Disagree? Please state your sex and reason for agreeing or disagreeing. This is for my AP English class. I am female. I think women have more common sense, even though, as the person before me said, women like to complicate things. Men don't tend to think about things at all, and stereotypically, they make more crazy decisions, especially young ones.

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Men have more Common Sense than Women, Agree or Disagree? Please state your sex and reason for agreeing or disagreeing. This is for my AP English class. I am female. I think women have more common sense, even though, as the person before me said, women like to complicate things. Men don't tend to think about things at all, and stereotypically, they make more crazy decisions, especially young ones. Sorry, I know this answer is a duplicate, but I can't delete it.

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Has anybody heard of the name Adria?? that is my cousins name and i was just wondering how many people (if any) know someone with that name. Yes, Adria's the name of the main villain in the latest seasons of Stargate SG-1. Her mother Vala named her after her grandmother, who Vala did not like at all.

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Why do girls do this? Why is it when I say something funny group consisting of 2-3 girls would laugh and look at each other, instead of looking at/acknowleding me? This hasn't happened just once, it almost always happens. Why do women do this? They want to make sure the other girls are laughing...it's really awkward if you say something funny and only one girl laughs. Also, if one of them looks at you, it may be construed by friends as something else, even if it's not.

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Do you prefer your laptop over your desktop computer and why (for those of you who have both) I prefer a laptop. It has most of the same features of a desktop, and I can tote it around the house and on trips.

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If you had to choose only one color of clothing to wear, what color would you choose? Black. I have to wear it for concerts, so I might as well wear it everywhere else.

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What organs have largest regeration power Probably the liver: "The liver is among the few internal human organs capable of natural regeneration of lost tissue; as little as 25% of remaining liver can regenerate into a whole liver again." (Wikipedia) And the skin, for obvious reasons.

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What did you eat today? Smarties. That's it.

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Has anyone ever beatin minesweeper on expert? Yep, took me about a week of trying. i have my time down to 300-something seconds now. The worst is when you get down to 2 boxes and 1 mine left, and there's absolutely no way to tell which box is the mine. I hate that.

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Are you excited for September since it's when new episodes of your favourite television shows, start back? Absolutely! It's the only reason I look forward to September. All fall I build my schedule around my favorite TV shows.

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What is that song to help remember where "E" and "I" go in a word? ( I know its random but I always mess up those words!) And the most common exception to this rule, I think, is "weird". Because it's weird.

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What name brand printer do you have? Epson Photo RX500 and Brother HL-2040 Series Isn't that sad...I know that off the top of my head.

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At what age did you have your first crush? I'm in 11th grade and I don't think I've had a crush yet. Maybe I just refused to recognize it. And that's probably all the boys in my class until about 9th grade were really disgusting.

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In the number 743.25 which digit represents the tenths space 2

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For people in high school does your school allow you to "bump and grind" at your school dances? (mine just banned it this year) Technically, grinding isn't allowed, but actually the chaperones are generally too lazy to stop people. Generally the dancing doesn't get too terrible though.

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Girls, why do so many of you like wearing jeans? I personally could never wear jeans because I love skirts/dresses and I would not feel feminine in them. These days, girls jeans are very feminine. Plus they're practical: they're warm in winter, you can wear sneakers that would look really weird with a skirt, and you don't have to shave your legs!

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What is something that it NOT very fun to do naked? Run through a snowstorm.

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What do you think about boot legging DVDs? Well, I always bootlegged my rented VCR tapes back then, so I was sort of inconvenienced when DVDs were apparently unbootleggable. I'm still trying to figure out how to rip them properly.

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What is the worst way to break up with someone in your opinion? Kill yourself.

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Bacon & ______ sandwich? Fried finger. Sorry, just finished browsing the cannibalism category ;)

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If you had to eat someone, which do you think would be better, male or female? What age? Well, babies would taste different from adults, just like lamb is different than mutton, so I would say a child less than 10 years old, and since hormones haven't taken effect by that age, the sex wouldn't matter.

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Would you eat human if it was legally offered to you? Absolutely! I love red meat, and I'm always willing to try new things. I wouldn't mind being eaten either, as long as the didn't kill me specifically for that purpose.

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{if mermaids were to exist}would it be consider cannibalism eating a mermaid? Why, have you eaten a mermaid? I suppose, by ethical standards, it would depend on whether or not the mermaid was intelligent.

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Would you rather discover that your right index finger was chocolate or discover that your chocolate bar was a right index finger? My chocolate bar a right index finger. 1) Losing and index finger would kill my violin career 2) I've always wanted to try human flesh, though only if it's been cooked.

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White Chocolate, Milk Chocolate or Dark Chocolate? Dark chocolate; the darker, the better. I love 85% or 99% cocoa.

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Which do you prefer, Mars, Hershey or Cadbury? Mars. Hershey is gritty and Cadbury is disgusting. Nestle is better than any of them though.

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Was it about 3,000 years ago that concept of the devil/satan was invented ? If not,when? Zoroastrianism, the first religion to have a good vs. evil theme, did emerge about 3000 years ago. Most religions before that had a death god or destroyer god, but these still served humankind, since death and endings are part of the natural cycle. No truly evil god/force emerged until the Zoroastrians, who lived in modern-day Iran since c. 1000 BC. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoroastrianism

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How often do you shower? Whats the most you've taken in one day? and the longest you've went without one? I try to shower at least once a day, but somethimes I slip up and go for 2 or 3 days without one if I don't go out. Two summers ago I think I went about a month without one, but I swam in the lake a lot.

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Do you prefer to have showers at night, or morning? and Why I like to take showers at night because then I can roll out of bed 3 minutes before I have to leave for school.

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Do you just sing in the shower or do you sing in the bath as well? I only sing in the shower; baths create weird acoustics. :)

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Do you sing in the shower? If so, what do you sing? I practice my soprano arias in the shower--as long as nobody's in the house. :)

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When taking a bath, is there one thing you always must have with you? A heater fan and a carpeted bathroom.

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If you can play the violin, why would you choose to play the viola? There are many reasons why violinists would choose to play viola. First of all, while competition for violin seats in orchestras of all levels can be super competitive, there is often a shortage of violas. In general, the atmosphere among violists is less cutthroat. In professional orchestras, a violist is more likely to get a job than a violinist of the same level. Also factored in is sound...

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What type of indent is used in a reference list? What types of abbreviations are allowed on essay papers? For the indents, a .5 inch hanging indent is standard. The abbreviations, I believe, are specific to your paper format (APA, MLA, etc.) but the rule that I use is don't abbreviate things that you would say fully, for example, you don't abbreviate World War I but you would NAACP.

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What was the frist written constitution In the US? the Articles of Confederation may qualify. In the world? The Magna Carta is commonly cited as the first document in western history to limit the power of the monarchy.

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Why can't people speak without every second sentence('sort of') containing the words "sort of","kind of", it's like"? This is kind of like sort of pissing off Auzziegob "YA KNOW". <-- that's another one that sort of ya know,kind of pisses Auzziegob off. It's defensive talking--if the person ends up being wrong, they didn't actually commit to saying anything. But you really end up sounding unsure of yourself. There was a really good article on MSN a few months ago on the subject.

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4.8 Million USD = ? INR 192,479,616.00 INR (XE.com)

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Have you ever read a whole book in one day? If so, what was it? Yes, I've read many books in one day. Anything under 350 pages or so I can knock off in a day, and I can read longer books in under a day if they're really good (eg. Harry Potter). I can read 2 short books in a day (200 pages or less). Of course, it all depends on how much I care about the book.

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If you could hack into the FBI and the CIA and see whatever you wanted without geting caught, would you? No, I'd really rather live in blissful ignorance. What you don't know can't hurt you, and honestly, how could someone like me use information like that?

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Is the game of Monopoly more luck or skill? I think cheating's the most important skill when playing Monopoly, especially, when you can add in your head much faster than your opponent. lol ;)

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Do all pregnant women produce the HCG hormone? I believe so, the table I found never gets down to zero. Otherwise, the body does not know that it's pregnant. http://www.craigmedical.com/hcg_system_amount.htm

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Who are we? We ae the domesticated livestock of an advanced species who comes and slaughters some of us every million years or so for a great holiday feast.

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Ladies, if your husband killed his girlfriend, would you assist him in cleaning up the murder scene and help to set the evidence on fire? Depends on what I get out of it and whether I still love him.

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What color is your front door? white

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How many people are you avoiding right now? I'm avoiding about 5. 2, and one of them is just as happy avoiding me

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By age 15, how many times had you had sex...no disrespect to personal privacy none

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Is Miley Cyrus the next Britney Spears? Let's hope not. We don't need any more drug-addicted slutty celebrities.

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When you first start wearing contacts (like you just put contacts in for THE FIRST TIME EVER) how long does it take for them to conform and how long does it take to not feel like you have something in your eyes? Following the ramp up schedule, it took about 4 days for me to be able to completely ignore the contacts.

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What, in your opinion, is the most overrated book/series ever? The Wheel of Time. I'm usually good at processing fantasy epics, but by the time I got through the 12th book I couldn't keep track of the characters, places, or point of the book, so I came out with no idea of where the story had been going. Maybe the last book will clear some things up.

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What are some good sci-fi books you've read? I have a lot of them: Anne McCafferey's Pern series, Mercedes Lackey's Valdemar series, Anne Bishop's Black Jewels, David Eddings' Belgariad and Malloreon...I think that last one would have to be my all-time favorite.

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Do you personally have most problems with spelling, grammar/punctuation, or pronunciation? I have nearly impeccable spelling and grammar (that's in serious writing, not AB), but if I see a word that I've never heard, 9 times out of 10 I'll start to pronounce it wrong.

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How many days in a year are you sick? Usually one day at most, and that just with a bad cold or something. I'm rarely sick enough to miss school; the last time I did that I was in 8th grade and had just entered a new germ pool. Usually after big tests (APs and stuff) I skip school from mental exhaustion.

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Do bad grammar, drive you nuts? LOL Very funny; I'm tempted to downrate you just for huring my eyes with your facetious baby talk. Just joking.

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What drives you more insane on AB, bad grammar or bad spelling? It depends on the severity. I'd take "she writes quick" over "bad spellling and gramer", but "she have bad spellings" is worse than "That's ridiculus"

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I have read the entire Wheel of Time series, Fire and Ice series and Sword of Truth series. Is there another series that you would recommend? David Eddings' Belgariad and Malloreon (2 different series, same characters, Belgariad comes first). Same sort of epic fantasy, and it manages to be deadly serious as well as ridiculously funny (in my opinion). After six or seven times straight through (and it's 10 books long!) I still laugh out loud. Don't bother with Eddings' other series, though; they aren't...

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Which is better overall, Mac or PC? I have used both (PCs at home and iMacs at school) and Macs are just a pain to use. You have to jump through hoops to get anything done, even just deleting a file. Also, if one of the older Macs (~5 yrs old) freezes, which happens a lot, you have to unplug it to reset it (at least, that's what I was taught to do, if there's an easier way, please tell me). PCs are more user friendly,...

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I did not have the Internet in Junior High and High School. How big of a part does the Internet play in school nowadays? Do kids use it for homework and reports and such? Do kids go to the library anymore? The internet plays a very large part at my school. Many English classes use it for research, trough online databases (most outlaw wikipedia and similar sites). And yes, we still use the library. Many teachers specify a proportion of sources required to be print sources. The internet also plays a large part in daily class activities, with grades and assignments posted online and sometimes handed...

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Can my teacher give me a detention if i fart during class? It depends on how much fuss you make. If you let go a really big one and start laughing and joking about it, It would be reasonable for him/her to give you detention for disrupting class. If you are inconspicuous about it, I see no reason why he/she should punish you for a natural bodily function.

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What (if anything) do you collect? Souvenir pins. I get them on all my vacations. I have almost 100 now.

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What is the strangest emoticon you've ever seen? @-) smiling cyclops

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What's your favorite emoticon? :-)

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I read that SPAM was the most popular (or most consumed) meat in America. Is this true? I find the stuff revolting and haven't eaten it in 50 years..but I notice in Hawaii that it seems to be a big seller. I've never had spam and hope never to have to eat it. I think anything that shares its name with malicious junk email can't be very good.

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Is being gay a sin? Absolutely not! I'm (as far as I know) straight and was brought up as a Catholic (Though I'm sort of a 'secular humanist' now). As far as I'm concerned, people that say anything about sexual orientation being a sin are bigots and probably have buried themselves in religious ramblings all their lives, losing sight of the real world.

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Do you like pep rallies? Why or why not? I hate pep rallies. We are forced to go, they are terribly loud, all of the activities and displays are lame, all the games are rigged so teh seniors win, and upperclassmen always start up 'Freshmen go home' at the end, as a result of which we are forced to remain past normal dismissal time to endure a scathing lecture about proper behavior at a school assembly.

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Tomorrow is my first day of high school,I mostly nervous about cliques,any advice? Try to meet as many new people as you can while everyone is new, then see who you're most compatible with. I did that and now I have a great group of close friends and am friendly with people from many other different groups.

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I just figured out my English teacher is copying all our coursework off the internet. What should I do? Use it to get a head start on classwork. Lots of teachers get material off the internet. My AP US and World History teachers both got their curricula online. You're still learning.

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When you were in high school what was the hardest class for you? English (literature, specifically). There were so many answers to any one question, and I always overthink everything. Too ambiguous.

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Did you cheat on tests in high school(be honest)? If so how did you do it and what subject was it? Absolutely not...cheating takes all the fun out of tests!

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What year did you or will you graduate high school? 2009

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How old were you when you graduated high school? I'll be 17 when I graduate next year. I had enough credits to graduate this year, but I wanted to do NYSSMA (music competition) again.

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Whats lessons at school did you hate? Love everything except family life science, which was utterly worthless (where we learn about drugs, sex, violence, and how to play nicely with each other)

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Have you ever been on the A Honor Roll? Our school doesn't have that, but my GPA has never dropped below a 98.000

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Do they charge you a fee for Advanced Placement classes at your local high school? Only the standard $82 or something collegeboard charges to take the test itself. If you don't take the test, you don't have to pay.

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What made your least favorite high school teacher so awful? My 9th grade World history class: It was a little 26yr old woman who didn't teach us a single thing. I was screwed when I got to AP World History the next year. She spent the first whole month of school ranting on about how much she LOVED teenagers, freshmen specifically. The rest of the year was spent making posters relating to current events (not exactly world history). Finally, after...

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What was your high school mascot? The Hornet. These days we have a pretty good logo. Back in the 70s the hornet looked drunk and had eyelashes.

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What was the name of the high school(s) you attended? Plattsburgh High School- still do.

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What were your high school colors? Black and Orange

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Do you prefer a certain brand/type of water? My favorite water is Nestle PureLife natural spring water. Unfortunately, we can't get it in Plattsburgh (agghh), so when we go up to Montreal I always grab about 10 huge bottles for myself. Evian tastes about the same but it costs about 4 times as much. I will tolerate filtered water. I hate tap water, Aquafina, Dasani, and Poland Springs.

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What type of vegetable are you? Let's see...I would have to be a carrot. I'm usually buried, and I tend to snap at people. (not intentionally, usually when they surprise me)

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Answers say who submitted them, and when. Why don't questions include the same information? Now they do. I think I would have liked the old way better.

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If your underwear could speak, what would it say to you? "Please change me..." just joking

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What qualifications do you need to have to write an advice column? An unnatural interest in other people's affairs.

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Which celebrity would make the worst president? Lassie

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Lets just say that your a 13year old girl and you used a tampon.Is it bad to use tampons? No, it's not bad to use tampons. You just have to make sure you don't leave them in for too long, because bacteria like to grow on them and cause nasty infections. 8 hours is usually a safe time, I think.

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How old were you when you learned how to use the computer? I was playing Mickey Mouse games on our old DOS when I was about two years old, and I was emailing by age 3. From first grade I was playing computer games in all my spare time.

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Ladies: Tampons, pads, sponges, or cups? What do you prefer to use, or what are your thoughts on each? I generally use pads--easiest to find and less work than tampons.

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Do you prefer spiders or snakes? I prefer snakes. Spiders move more quickly, they feel terrible when they're crawling on you, and they're more likely to hurt you. My friend's brother once had a spider lay eggs in his leg while he was sleeping, resulting in a terrible infection even after they removed the egg sac. Plus, snakes are cute.

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Non-fiction books, any subject: What's your all-time favorite? What's the best one you've recently read? Epic fantasy. In good ones you can get really attatched to the characters.

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Ha ha ha!! i've just finished pranking all my friends for April fools day!! :) you got any april fools stories to tell? Our chorus director announced at the beginning of the class that our concert this Thursday had been rescheduled to tonight. There was stunned silence for about ten seconds, then the bass/tenor sections mobbed him (the most amusing part)

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Should there be a douchbag disorder like there is a disorder for everything else? lol... No, because then douchebags could get special priveliges and allowances for being labeled a douchebag. They should have to suffer the consequences of their attitude.

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Whats your favorite song from a broadway show? 'Point of No Return' from Phantom of the Opera-especially the movie version. I also love 'Defying Gravity' and 'For Good' from Wicked.

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What was the secret you kept hidden in your locker in High School? My locker was completely empty. It was on the other side of the school from all my classes, so it took a lot less energy just to carry my books around.

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I'm eating fresh, homemade Pizza right now. Do you prefer it homemade, or bought? Let's see...I prefer homemade pizza, especially the stuff my friend makes...I'm not sure what she puts in it, but it's really, really good. I'm usually stuck with frozen pizza, though, since I can't make good pizzawithout getting sidetracked playing with the crust dough or something, and remembering a couple of hours later that I'm supposed to be cooking....

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There are two people and one says, "I always tell the truth." the other says, "I always tell lies." Which one is telling the truth and and which one is lying. Justify your answer! I'm not sure if there are other assumed limitations, but: The first person can either be lying or telling the truth, because if she's telling the truth then her statement is true and she's fine, and if she's lying, then she doesn't always tell the truth, and since her statement would not be true in thet case she's still not contradicting herself. The second...

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Are you thinking Arby's Whenever somebody mentions Arby's all I can think of is my mother telling me, when I was little, that when she ate there she got a barf sandwich. I think she was joking, but it scarred me for life, so I've never been there. I don't like fast food in general, though, so it's no big loss for me.

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Why are so many cats polydactyl? All right, I looked it up. Hemingway did breed polydactyl cats, but not enough to fix the trait in the gene pool. That was more likely done by sailors who valued the polydactyls for their climbing and ratting skills and bred them for the ships.

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If you had the time/money/know-how to invent something to help with everyday life... what would it be and how would it help? A teleporter, for obvious conveniece reasons. Hopefully it takes less energy than cars. Distribution would be a problem...

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Anyone else out there get foot cramps? Yes, I'm in the middle of a really bad one right now. They usually happen when I'm stretching my toes apart.

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What is your favorite store? Amazon.com. You can get nearly anything, they're reliable, they have free shipping over $25, and you can get out-of-print stuff used.

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Life on earth is Carbon based, since Silicone has very similar properties as Carbon, could there be life on a different planet that is Silicone based? The big orange monster in Star Trek that ate people was silicon-based. If there was a planet with silicon-based life it would have to have a completely different atmosphere and stuff. Also, silicon is a larger, less easily formed molecule than carbon, so silicon-based life isn't quite as probable as carbon-based life.

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which is ur favourite colour? I love green and purple, and I detest yellow. Yellow reminds me of Big Bird and Bert (not pleasant memories, for me)

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What is your favourite musical? Phantom of the Opera, by far. The part of Christine is exactly my range, and the story's awesome.

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What is your favorite shape of pasta? Tri-colored ruffles

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What exactly is falsetto? Falsetto is when a male singer sings in his 'head voice'. Females, especially sopranos, do it all the time, but males only do it when they're trying to his a very high note, the want to sing softly, or they want to imitate their female counterparts.

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What makes you get up in the morning? My mother, on weekends. On weekdays, the knowledge that if I'm late, I have to walk to school. and probably miss chorus/orchestra rehearsal.

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Which Greek god are you most like? I would have to be a muse (does that count?) I'm music obsessed. (Can you tell?)

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Do you think my teacher will hate me for writing an 8 page essay when the requirement was 3 to 4? Thats a lot of extra reading... No, unless she specified a maximum length. I know my History teacher doesn't like papers more than 2 or 3 pages--she wants to teach us to be concise. It may not guarentee a better grade, though.

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Blowpops Or Dum Dums? Which Do You Like Better? Dum-Dums. I don't like gum, so I always have to avoid it.

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Would you rather be strong, attractive, smart, or rich? Smart, which I am, reasonably. In today's intellectual world, it can make you rich, and honestly, who needs to be attractive? If someone doesn't like me for myself, then I won't like them.

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Has anyone read the series by George R.R. Martin about Fire and Ice? What did you think? I really like the intrigue in it and the realistically selfish characters. I think it's a bit long, though, and the new book is taking too long to come out, so expect to be waiting a while until you can finish the whole series.

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Can anyone else see the dog's head looking out of the top of the Answerbag? Yeah...that must be one fat dog!

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What is the jelly like subtance in a cell Its cytoplasm, it's what everything floats around in and it healps in mitosis (I think)

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As a kid, did you ever spend hours and hours towards some pointless goal? I spent every recess for several months digging up a large rock behind our school. I involved all of the other kids in our class. Every day we would go outside and dig around the rock. When we finally got it out of its hole and rolled it over, the janitors put it right back in and buried it completely.

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Did you collect odd and utterly worthless things as a kid? Yes, I had a huge rock collection. I had about six large buckets of them by the time I was done kindergarten; every day I would come home with my pockets full of them. They weren't even pretty rocks, just things I'd find in the field behind my school.

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Why do little kids find words like fart and doody funny? Probably because its done in private and is normally taboo except for bad jokes. Personally, I hate potty humor, I always feel nauseous when I meet a little kid who brings it up.

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Can you describe your chilhood in 1 word? Boring.

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Where would you be without AnswerBag?(I might be lost!) I'd be writing my AP US History essay that's due tomorrow.

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If you could have any power what would it be?....(and not th power to have any power you want)hahaha:P I would like to fly. I love heights, and then I wouldn't have to bother with cars and stuff--very energy efficient!

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What happened on april 7, 1990 John Poindexter is found guilty of five charges for his part in the Iran-Contra scandal. Although I'm not sure what that has to do with Lithuania. Is there something else?

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Have you ever tried banana pudding with chocolate pudding and gram crackers? No, considering I don't like bananas, pudding, or graham crackers. For those that do, however, I'm sure it's very good. I normally like random ingredient mixtures.

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What shows were you deprived of during the writer's strike? For the first time in years I had actually started watching some of the new shows that came out this year, and then those writers had to go on strike! I miss Chuck, Moonlight, Dirty Sexy Money, NCIS, Journeyman, and CSI. By the way, why is nearly everybody answering this question because they don't watch TV at all?

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What's your favorite Disney movie? Mulan. I love the music (the only good thing about disney), with Lea Salonga and Donny Osmond. The story's pretty good too.

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Use one word to decribe yourself and it has to start with the first letter of your name. (first name only) Smart Selective Strange Scary Silly

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Does anyone play a type of musical instrument and why did you choose that to play Yes, I've been playing the violin for 11 years. I can play most major concertos with reasonable accuracy, but I'm best at the slow movements where I can really make my violin sing.

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Would you rather watch a movie at home or at a movie theatre? A movie at home. The food is better, the seats are better, you can pause anytime you want, and you can talk.

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Why is the sky not blue? You're colorblind.

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Have you ever been upset over the death of a fictional character? Of course, lots of them. The one that still makes me cry is Tylendel in The Last Herald-Mage by Mercedes Lackey. (I'm a bit of a romantic)

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Is it not better to be one in a million than one of a million to make a million? I'd rather make a million. But if there are a million people that have made a million (or more) I think we have bad inflation problems. Actually, I know we do.

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What causes human combustion? Some people think that it occurs when someone builds up so much static electricity within themselves that when they finally discharge it, the electric shock is enough to set their clothing on fire.

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Which do you prefer, sleeping or partying? Sleeping; parties are boring.

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What comes to mind immediately when I say southern comfort? Drunken confederates

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When cheese gets its picture taken, what does it say? Don't eeeeeeat meeeeee!

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Why is it that a lot of school teachers are fat? It's true, I've observed the same thing. It may be that there's the same percentage of fat teachers as there are fat americans, but teachers are more visible.

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On my profile, what does it mean "54% + rating given"? It means that when you rated people, 54% of the time you rated them up and 46% of the time you downrated them.

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How do I rate questions and comments? When I try it says to confirm my email but it still won't let me. Please help! You do have to confirm yu email before rating things. Just go to your email account, find the confirmation email and follow the confirm link. If it still won't work it's probably a technical glitch.

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Where is the origin and ending point for the "Trail of Tears" as known in Native American History? The Trail of Tears (1838) was the forced migration of the Cherokee nation, and it started in Georgia and ended in present-day Oklahoma. Verify at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trail_of_tears

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For high school students: What do you plan to major in in college? I'd like to major in bioengineering or mechanical engineering, and minor in music.

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What did you eat as a child, that you refuse to eat as an adult? Chicken nuggets and fish sticks. And cafeteria food.

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What's your most valuable possession & how much is it worth? Definitely my violin and bow. The violin is German from the 1790s. I love it because it's smaller than most violins and fits my hand perfectly. My bow is also German, and very light. Together I think they're worth about $7000

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What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Mint Marcy from Stewart's. (mint ice fream with large mint chocolates and fudge)

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What did you get on your SATs the first time you took them, if you took them? In answer to prinzster's question (my computer wouldn't load this as a comment, I don't know why): Essentially, the SATs (scholastic aptitude tests) are national tests used by colleges to narrow down the applicant pool. High school students generally take them at the end of their junior year (11th grade), but you can start as early as 8th grade and take them as many times as...

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What did you find the hardest about the SAT when you were in high school? The essay. I could never get it done in time.

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What is the highest SAT score ever achieved? 2340/2400 last month

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What did you get on the SATs? First time: 2250 Second time: 2340

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What did you get on your SATs the first time you took them, if you took them? I got a 2250 (out of 2400) the first time I took them, in my sophmore year (Critical Reading + Math = 1480). I went up to 2340 when I took them again last month.

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What made you more nervous in school, little quizzies or big testies? Little quizzies: 2 questions wrong on big test = 96% score ; 2 questions wrong on little quiz = 60% score. Also, teachers are more likely to give bonus points on tests.

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What six letter words have only one vowel blanch, firsts, crusts, i'm not sure if these have been said already

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Are you a lurker? No; I quickly get bored if I don't participate.

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Do you live in a high crime or a relatively low crime area? Low crime. Someone broke into one of our neighbor's houses and the owner shot or stabbed him or something, and it was in the news for about 2 months. My friend down the street, though, lives in a little drug dealer colony and knows the police officers by their first names.

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What high school stereotype were/are you? I'm an Orch Dork and a Chorus Nerd, and many of my friends are also Band Geeks. We're music addicts, if you hadn't guessed.

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What times do you usually have your meals? On weekdays: Breakfast at 6AM Snack at 11AM Lunch at 4PM Dinner at 9PM On weekends: Brunch at 12-1PM Dinner at 8PM My friends get annoyed when they want to chat after 8 and I get called to dinner.

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What do you belive your purpose in life? (Aside from the typical "to live a good life" answer were all spoon fed.) To have fun and help others have fun. Life is sort of pointless if you try to make yourself miserable.

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Does it ever make you laugh when you get downrated -1? No. As a beginner, I can only downrate people one point, but that doesn't mean my opinion is any less valid. I don't usually downrate people, though.

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What would your porn star name be? (It's the name of your first pet + the street you grew up on.) Feta Crescent. I sound like a food.

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What is your favorite thing about yourself? I'm very good at schoolwork and I'm a good test taker, which has saved me a lot of work in the past eleven years. And I won't say I'm the most personable person in the world, but I do have a decent sense of humor and I get along well with most people, even if I don't know them well.

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Other than trolls, what is your biggest pet peeve on answerbag? "I don't know" answers or answers followed by question marks. If you don't know or are not sure, don't bother answering. On a purely technical note, I hate how, after surfing the site for half an hour, I have ten or fifteen windows open. I'm not sure which links open a new window, but they are quite annoying.

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If you image google your real name, does a picture of the real you show up? No, although a picture of the real me would be better than my current first match!:

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How is organic and inorganic chemistry different? Organic chemistry deals with molecules and reactions that contain both hydrogen and carbon (hydrocarbons). Many materials that we we use in everyday life are organic, like cloth, plastic, fuels, soap, etc. Inorganic chemistry deals with molecules that do not have carbon and hydrogen. These include metals, some rocks and minerals, water, etc. Most inorganic principles also apply to organic...

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What is your biggest Pet Peeve? People who substitue adjectives for adverbs when they're speaking ("I did really good on that test", "this person is walking real slow"). I tend to yell out "well" or "-ly" at the TV at apparently random intervals. (By the way, this question should end with a question mark.)

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If you really were what you eat... what would you most likely be? Lactose, sucrose, and cocoa bean. (chocolate ice cream)

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What, according to you, is the root of all evil? Mental disorders like megalomania.

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Who would win in a fight you or me? You, but I will revenge myself with either a rabid animal set after you or explosives in your food.

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What dou you think of cuddles? I don't like anyone touching me.

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What's the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word 'hillbilly'? My ninth grade French teacher: she couldn't say "hillbilly" so she always said "hilly-billy".

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Why are fools only celebrated one day a year on April 1st?(humor welcome) They can only count to one.

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How do you add chord symbols, roman numerals in particular in Finale Workbook. Please tell me you can teach an old dog new tricks and I can learn this software after writing out parts for 42 years! I'm not sure that this is the only way, but I generally add my roman numerals in using the text function. It's terribly inefficient, and it's much faster for me to pencil the chord progressions in after I print out the music. If there's another way I'd love to know about it. I've been using Workbook for several years and am quite fed up with it.

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How fast can a beat beat before a beat is not a beat? When a beat beats 15 times per second (900 bpm), our ear stops hearing it as a beat and starts hearing it as a tone. anything below that, I think, would still be a beat, albeit a very fast one.

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Grab the book nearest to you, turn to page 18, and find line 4, What does it say? ...until now, when I must watch myself night and day... (Marion Zimmer Bradley's Darkover)

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If you were an equation (or some other mathematical function) which one would you be? Phi, the Golden Ratio (1.61803399...): 1/phi=phi-1. It is found everywhere, in nature, art, and science, and can be found using a variety of math functions. My favorite of these is that the ratio between two consecutive numbers in the Fibonnacci Sequence, as you get into the higher numbers, gets closer and closer to phi.

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How much heat does the human head typically dissipate in Watts or Joules? The answer to this depends on 1) the amount of heat produced by the person at the time and 2) the difference between the person's body temperatur and the temperature of the environment. More specific information can be found at http://jap.physiology.org/cgi/content/abstract/10/2/235.

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What does Lord Ashcroft have the world's largest collection of? He has the largest collection of Victoria Crosses, a type of British military medal. He owns over 10% of the medals ever conferred.

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What are violin strings made of? There are two parts to a violin string: the core and the winding. The core can be made of different materials. Steel cores are the cheapest strings (from about $10 for a set), and they tend to be very bright. Synthetic core strings have a deeper and stronger sound, but retain the tuning stability of the metal strings. The most powerful strings have catgut (It's called catgut, but...

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What is it that violin players rub onto the bow? It's rosin, and it provides necessary friction between the bowhair and the strings, and preserves the natural friction of the bow hair. It is made out of tree resin, and it can get ridiculously expensive, up to almost $30 for a small cake (1-1.5 in round, .5 in thick). There are different rosins for different purposes: light rosin is used in summer because of the relatively high humidity,...

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How do you put a violin bridge on Often the best way is to use a bridge jack, if you can find one. It holds the strings up while you insert the bridge. If your bridge fell out, though, you should make sure the soundpost (inside the violin, under the bridge) was not unseated. If the soundpost fell out, you should probably bring the violin into a shop, since it needs to be precicely placed. So don't just try to replace a...

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What are violins parts made of? Main body, neck, and scroll: usually spruce or maple wood. Fingerboard, tailpiece, pegs, and chinrest: usually ebony, but they can also be made of lighter woods like rosewood or boxwood. The strings have a braided steel, synthetic, or sheep gut core wound with aluminum or silver. The E string is usually a straight steel wire, which is sometimes gold plated. Choice of string materials and...

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Is a violin costing $1000 a bad violin? I'm assuming you mean a full-sized violin; fractional sizes are cheaper and if you are small enough to need a fractional size you probably wouldn't be asking this. A $1000 dollar violin is generally a basic student level violin. If that's what you need, then no, it's not a bad violin. As an intermediate student (after playing for about 5 years), my violin outfit (violin...

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Homework question:A violin for use in the school orchestra costs about 80. A Stradivarius violin (made in 1644-1737) plays the same notes but costs about 500000. What are the 2 reason you think a professional violinist would prefer to play a Stradivarius? 1. The sound quality on a Stradavarius is not even comparable to a school violin. Good violins have a deep, clear, powerful sound, while school violins tend to sound shallow and tinny. This is not just due to the workmanship; some people think that the climate in Europe when Stradavarius was alive was different than today, and the wood there was of better quality back then. Age also helps a...

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Violinists, what is the make of your instrument that you currently play on? My instrument is German, made in the 1790s. It has no label, just a "JF" written in cursive inside the f-hole and a tiny "AE" branded on the back. It's a bit of a mystery to us and the violin shop we bought it from. As a result, I got it at a low price for the quality.

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What is your favorite thing about the violin? It is very difficult to play, but extremely satisfying when you get it right. It can also make the widest range of sounds and emotions of any instrument, except perhaps the voice.

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What is your favorite song played by a violin? Could you post a video? Theme from Schindler's List by John Williams. Favorite to perform: Vitali's Chaconne.

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Would you rather be fat or ugly? I'd rather be ugly. Fat people are sometimes ugly anyways, plus they have a lot of health problems. Plus, if I wasn't predisposed towards obesity, I could eat whatever I wanted.

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How can I learn to play Minesweeper? I've been practicing for about 8 years and I've never won a game yet, even on the beginner level. I'm assuming you know the rules. I usually start by clicking the corners and then random boxes around the edges. when I have a good block of clear squares, preferably with lots of corners, I start flagging mines. The easiest way to do this quickly is to learn frequent patterns of mines in relation to the numbered squares; for example, if you have a straight edge of numbered boxes, and...

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