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cold_fusion
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butters said: 7, the violin, as only young kids can, just as a novice tho. before that i'd mess about on the piano indoors. can find a tune on almost any instrument i try but that's about it, basics.
is there one critter that freaks you out at all? like spiders or mice or moths?
frogs... their backs send goosebumps down my body
you?
is there one critter that freaks you out at all? like spiders or mice or moths?
frogs... their backs send goosebumps down my body
you?
cold_fusion
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cold_fusion said:
lost my sweet-tooth i think about pre-teen age. the latter
last time you had a brain-freeze after gulping (accidentally or not) a mouthful of ice cream?never, not ice-cream... but last year, out with the sis-in-law, we had slushies and freakin' hell, it was painful like coffee sold too scaldingly hot and burns your mouth, i don't think just sipping on a damned slushie should be THAT painful
what's the biggest fish you've ever caught?
lost my sweet-tooth i think about pre-teen age. the latter
last time you had a brain-freeze after gulping (accidentally or not) a mouthful of ice cream?never, not ice-cream... but last year, out with the sis-in-law, we had slushies and freakin' hell, it was painful like coffee sold too scaldingly hot and burns your mouth, i don't think just sipping on a damned slushie should be THAT painful
what's the biggest fish you've ever caught?
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in past occasional angling days... a 30cm bream i feel bad now considering how long it takes them to grow that big...
you?
you?
butters
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cold_fusion said:in past occasional angling days... a 30cm bream i feel bad now considering how long it takes them to grow that big...
you? i've only fished maybe 4 times... biggest was a small catfish about 10" long, one of 2 we brought back and introduced to our pond.
what's the funniest thing a kid's ever said to you?
you? i've only fished maybe 4 times... biggest was a small catfish about 10" long, one of 2 we brought back and introduced to our pond.
what's the funniest thing a kid's ever said to you?
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my then 3 yo niece telling not me but my Mum...don't get on the camel grandma, you will break it.
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you?
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When my sister-in-law came home from the hospital with her second child, her older son was 5 yrs old. He cried saying, 'mom you never listen to me, i wanted a puppy not a baby. Take it back to the store!"
Favorite way to travel, planes, trains, automobiles or boats?
Favorite way to travel, planes, trains, automobiles or boats?
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AverageJoe said:
Oil paint. Yes.
Your favorite work of art?my favourite painting is a small oil on wood work attributed to possibly carravagio in his earlier days or a student of him. it's situated with the carravaggio collection in the national gallery in london; side by side with enormous canvases of bright colour, detail, physical impact, this small (almost monchromatic) painting is the one that grabbed my attention above all the others ... and held it. i could have sat for hours and hours watching it, waiting to see the light change and the ripples of rain moving down the high windows shift and change. it was called 'man sat at a tall desk in a dark room' and it was in room 32 of the gallery. just went to get an image but the room is shut for refurb and it's not showing that small painting it was all about the light.
apart from that, i think, perhaps, i'm more attached to sculpture than painting, even though i love paintings.
have you planted a tree and watched it mature?
Oil paint. Yes.
Your favorite work of art?my favourite painting is a small oil on wood work attributed to possibly carravagio in his earlier days or a student of him. it's situated with the carravaggio collection in the national gallery in london; side by side with enormous canvases of bright colour, detail, physical impact, this small (almost monchromatic) painting is the one that grabbed my attention above all the others ... and held it. i could have sat for hours and hours watching it, waiting to see the light change and the ripples of rain moving down the high windows shift and change. it was called 'man sat at a tall desk in a dark room' and it was in room 32 of the gallery. just went to get an image but the room is shut for refurb and it's not showing that small painting it was all about the light.
apart from that, i think, perhaps, i'm more attached to sculpture than painting, even though i love paintings.
have you planted a tree and watched it mature?
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I have.
What would be a turning point in your life?
What would be a turning point in your life?
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Not having anxiety anymore.
What type of music do you listen to?
What type of music do you listen to?
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All sorts, but mainly Blues/Folk/Jazz inc - Sunny War, Angelina Jordan, Alex Lloyd, John Lennon, REM and Neil Young.
What was the last music concert, that you went to and in what city?
What was the last music concert, that you went to and in what city?