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Circle_Something
Over 90 days ago
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I'd rather not have coffee at all, thanks; it makes me jumpy.

You're in a dark hallway, and there are two zombies lurking around. One of them is really fast, can see you, but is easy to kill. The other is attracted to sound, and really difficult to kill, so will probably instantly kill you as soon as you kill the other zombie. You only have a knife and a Molotov cocktail. Do you fight and run the risk of dying or do you run like a wee nancy boy in the other direction?
I have in the past, but as the person I want to watch it with is 4000 miles away, it's pretty difficult, even with , getting a time where we're both either awake or not busy is quite a predicament sometimes.

What was the last big purchase you made? (Mine was a bass amp.)
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How far off is my answer?


Pretty far off. It means to be headbutted. I've no idea how it came about, but I like to think that someone called Malky, or Malcolm, liked to stick the nut in people, so his name became synonymous with the term. I'd like to think that, but I'm probably way off.

Have you ever tried a pen, thinking it would be great, but were disappointed when it wasn't as good as you thought it would be?
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Tricky question, that. Yes and no, would be the answer. Yes because it's nice, on occasion. No because I overheat easily (hey, I'm Scottish! We don't get much sun!).

If you've just been maliked, what has happened? (No cheating! Google* is NOT your friend here.)

*Other search engines are available.


Without a search engine, it means I've been hit with an unexpected, not previously announced visit from some relatives, who go by the name of Malik.

Of course, that might not be what you mean.

Have you ever had relatives arrive for a surprise visit - as in, hello! We're here to stay with you, aren't you happy?



yes, I have


Dang, I mistyped, that should have been malkied. Though, an unexpected visit from relatives by the name of Malik does sound pretty cool, just so long as they don't wanna stay. That happened to me, but it was cool because she was up here for a funeral, and who's gonna deny a grieving relative a bed?

Would I ask someone for coffee? That really depends on the context. Ask a friend? Sure. Ask a total stranger? Nope. Unless you mean would I ask anyone out for coffee, then that's totally different. You really should be more concise in your questioning.

Okay, let's try this again, without the typo: You've just been malkied, what has just happened? Again, no cheating, which means: No search engines, no books, no asking someone. Just say what you think it might be.
Tricky question, that. Yes and no, would be the answer. Yes because it's nice, on occasion. No because I overheat easily (hey, I'm Scottish! We don't get much sun!).

If you've just been maliked, what has happened? (No cheating! Google* is NOT your friend here.)

*Other search engines are available.
Just be grateful you get to see her, some people's loved ones are on the other side of the earth.

This town is only big enough for one Kitty. One of us has to go... It sure as hell ain't gonna be me. Who am I fighting, and who wins?
Sit on my arse, play games, drink beer and watch DVDs. Nothing unusual for a Sunday, then.

The answer to your question is 'welcome to tomorrow!' but what's the question?
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How many times I almost caught my dress in fire...



Well... how many!


At least 5, I think... I was too into the dance to actually count.


The dance, eh? Sounds like some kind of metaphor...
I don't live anywhere near tigers, so I couldn't. I very much doubt that a tiger would steal roast beef, anyway.

Would you ever use a Samuel L Jackson quote in a job interview?
Looking at all the restaurants where Aria lives, there's so damned much choice. I know where I'd take her, but can't remember the name of it. Actually, there are several places, like Trapper's Sushi, SkyCity... Hell, I'd even take her somewhere cheap like Subway! Anywhere I'd be happy to just be with her.

Right, well, that was a bit cheesy. Do you like cheese?
Yeah. Life is too short to not laugh unabashedly. Oh, and for the record, I'm not grumpy, so shut your trap and never say that again.

Would you ever throw your hands in the air and wave 'em like you just don't care?
Walk a mile? I walk that much just to get to a bus stop to see any of my friends. Most of my friends live at least ten miles away from me, and my family members are scattered all over the country. In the grand scheme of things, walking a mile is only equivalent to fifteen minutes, so of course I'd do it.

Do you understand quantum physics?
Uh... The desert plain, maybe? I'm not really into plains, I much prefer mountainous areas or places with trees that I can climb.

What's your favourite place to relax?
No. The Dragon Code states that no person should ride on another's without their express permission, otherwise the dragon is very much within its rights to eat the non-permitted rider.

Would you ever go to a Marilyn Manson show?
Do you mean 'a kitten' as a boxing trainer, or are you referring to a person called Kitten? The only person called Kitten I know, is my girlfriend, and the only boxing I want to do with her is tonsil boxing. If you're referring to a kitten, then why on earth would I do something so absurd? I'd kill the poor thing!

Oh, and to answer Gypsy's question, I'd say my desktop and top of my desk are about the same. I'm really very lazy. I should do some cleaning up on my desktop, though.

Are you lazy when it comes to cleaning/tidying?
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Would you read someone a story if their in the hospital?


*They're = they are
Their = belonging to.

And, yes, I would read someone a story if they were in hospital.

What was the last thing that scared you?
I think a few of my stories or poems fit into this category. I can't think of any offhand, and I'm a bit too tired to sift through them at the moment, but feel free to have a look yourself. It's interesting writing from the villain's point of view, if a little disturbing.
No, you just dream and it does it itself. It does need emptying every so often, though.

How many books do you own that you've not read yet?
Isn't milk and cookies a traditional thing? Why wouldn't anyone do that?

Would you ever answer a question with another question?
With head held high and walking tall,
I'll cut a swath and kill you all,
guns and knives, they are my toys,
come, line up, girls and boys.

Oh, I'm not a bad man,
I'm just a bit nuts,
no ifs, no buts... hey!
Where's my coconuts?!

This is why I kill you all,
cutting a swath and watching you fall,
stop stealing my coconuts,
you bunch of freaking ugly butts!
To overly simplify it, it should be said when the time is right. When is the time right? When the events or actions in the story dictate it. For example, a husband/father coming home from war, might scoop up his child, tell them he loves them, then do the same with his wife, and this could happen right at the start of the story. A newly founded couple could say it once a special event has taken place, like their first date, which could be halfway through the story, or they might never say it at all.
No, but maybe you and Sugarbaby should get a room.

Would you ever communicate through emoticons only?