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Jerry. Gotta love a feisty wee mouse, though I do sometimes feel sorry for Tom. The weirdest thing about Tom & Jerry, is that they're really best friends.

Death by chocolate or red velvet cake?
Yes, but I can't write children's stories, so it would likely be crap.

Should I call in sick to work and just sleep, after I with Aria?
Wildlife. Zoos of any kind are cruel. All those poor animals, trapped in tiny enclosures, unable to move around properly, just so us arrogant humans can look at them in awe. Most of them are suffering from some type of depression, or some kind of physical ailment. Yes, I'd quite like to see some of those animals that are in the zoo, but not in that cruel circumstance.

Machines or back to humans?
Don't know, don't care.

What was the last song you actually listened to, rather than just hearing?
Paradox:

A paradox is a statement that apparently contradicts itself and yet might be true (or wrong at the same time). Some logical paradoxes are known to be invalid arguments but are still valuable in promoting critical thinking.

Word of the day because I'm a fan of paradoxes. I think they're cool, but really quite difficult to write because, logically, they make absolutely no sense, whilst still making perfect sense.
He served his next customer with yet another Big Mac,
sighed, said "screw this", and got the sack,
he threw his boss in the deep fat fryer,
I heard it from the fat town crier.

That wasn't all:
He removed his eyeball,
played tennis with it,
then blew up a Blit.

His name was Bryan,
or was it Ryan?
I can't quite remember,
but he died in November.

I guess if there's a lesson,
it's not to quit,
even if your job is shit.
Do I have to pick one? I'll go for singing, though my singing is out of key, and is usually accompanied by an attempt at dancing.

Poems or prose?
I don't know, but if a sports team is set up just for a singular gender, then that's who should be in it. Though not a sports team, I was really angry when the Scouts allowed girls to join. It was my place to run about, be a boy, and not have to worry about being told to stop being a boy. Boys tend to let off steam in a much more physically aggressive way than girls, and in a club like Scouts, you really don't want to have to play nicely. So, going back to the original question, even if they can, they probably shouldn't.

Do you think girls should have been allowed to join with boy Scouts? (As opposed to being in segregated groups - never to meet, except for Scout Association days.)
A cabin, in the woods, with nobody around for miles. Though, honestly, if it had Aria in it, I'd stay anywhere, even a hole in the ground.

Oh, no! You've burnt the cake, and your guests are on their way to your dinner party! There's no more time to make another, do you serve it anyway or try to find something else to serve in its stead?
I'd love to go camping again, but don't have the money to buy a tent.

Would you ever keep a pet shark?
If the price is right and the food is good, I'll eat anywhere.

Would you ever forget your own birthday?
If the price is right and the food is good, I'll eat anywhere.

Would you ever forget your own birthday?
If the price is right and the food is good, I'll eat anywhere.

Would you ever forget your own birthday?
If the price is right and the food is good, I'll eat anywhere.

Would you ever forget your own birthday?
If the price is right and the food is good, I'll eat anywhere.

Would you ever forget your own birthday?
If the price is right and the food is good, I'll eat anywhere.

Would you ever forget your own birthday?
If the price is right and the food is good, I'll eat anywhere.

Would you ever forget your own birthday?
If the price is right and the food is good, I'll eat anywhere.

Would you ever forget your own birthday?
I collect old Sega game consoles. I've almost competed my collection, but getting a boxed Nomad in good nick seems to be a shade difficult. I also have quite a big guitar collection, but I wouldn't say that I collect them, just merely accumulate them, as I do with electronics. I know I'm different from a lot of collectors, in that I do actually use what I collect, regardless of age or rarity, unless it is falling apart or on its last legs, of course.
Surely that would be the banana? Unless this is some weird trick question...

Which brings me to my weird trick question: How many wheels does a car have?
It's probably something to do with your circulation. If there's not enough blood getting to your extremities, it may be cause for concern, or it could just be that your feet are naturally cooler than the rest of your body. If it comes with pain or tingling, like pins and needles, I'd go to the doctor and have it investigated.

A preying mantis gets into your house, somehow, but so does a wasp. An almighty showdown goes down between them. Who wins?
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Simple, really: Just state your word of the day. Pick a word, any word, obscure or not. Modern or archaic. Just remember to explain why it's the word of the day, and what it means.


It sure would be nice if people would stick to the rules. Always remember to read the first post, so you know the rules of the thread.

Damn, now I have to think of a word.

Alcohol:

Quote by Wikipedia
In chemistry, an alcohol is any organic compound in which the hydroxyl functional group is bound to a saturated carbon atom. The term alcohol originally referred to the primary alcohol ethyl alcohol, the predominant alcohol in alcoholic beverages


Word of the day because I like alcohol, it's nearly the weekend, and I fancy myself some wine. Also, I've been working on ideas for cocktails, so I've got alcohol on the brain. Not literally, because that would make me drunk, but it's certainly in my mind.
Yes, I would. I'd probably flag them down and ask why they're carrying it, then go with them.

I just realised that this thread was 'would you ever'. Would you ever forget what thread you're on?
Have and will again, but this ain't Lush, so... Imma flip that around, and say I will meet a Stories Space member, too.

If you saw someone walking down the street, carrying a book, a gourd, and a bunch of twigs, what would you think?
Baby’s dummy
is on his tummy,
he spat it out
and began to pout
all over a game of Gin Rummy!
A poem, as random as this,
it should be noted,
is very short,
and not at all bloated.

A stanza there,
and another here,
isn't it cool?
Now, let's drink some beer!
Mountains, but I would like to take a walk on the beach with Aria. I'm a hopeless romantic, you see.

Plink or plonk?
I'm quite introverted, myself, but surprisingly, a lot of my friends are extroverts. I have hung out with introverts before, and it was surprisingly fun. It seems that if you get enough introverts together, they'll actually start having fun. But, to answer your question, yes, do like to hang with introverts.

Along the same lines, thinking about your best friend, and the fact that one is usually an introvert and the other is an extrovert, which one is the introvert and which is the extrovert?