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Postby marymagdalen on Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:28 pm

Giorgia wrote:Have you ever misread an invitation and shown up a week early for something?

My boss almost missed her niece's wedding; she assumed it was on a Saturday, but it was the Friday. Luckily her niece lived on the same road, and she realised what was happening when she saw the bridesmaids running up and down the street and getting in the cars!!

Have you ever felt very angry at your employer/authority figure for overlooking you for a promotion/honor that you thought you deserved?


No - not very angry at being overlooked, although it's happened a few times. What really annoys me is if the person chosen to do that thing makes a mess of it, and I know darn well I could have done it better! :evil:

Have you ever got up really early just to watch a sunrise or listen to the dawn chorus?

(I'm going to a conference in April, and I've somehow promised my friend I'll do just that while we're there! Unfortunately, I have a reputation at these conferences for only turning up for morning prayers if I'm actually leading the prayers - and even then I can't guarantee to be conscious! :lol: )
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Postby kazalene on Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:47 pm

Oh yeah. Especially if I can't sleep. I can see the beach from my house and I love watching the sun rise across it in the mornings :D. Kinda miss it here in Southampton because the night life has made me nocturnal, but dusk is pretty awesome :P.

And wow are birds noisy in the morning!!!

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Postby Giorgia on Thu Jan 15, 2009 9:20 am

There was a good one about my year seven math teacher being eaten by a velociraptor, and she wasn't too happy that I wasn't working. That was a good giggle-stifling moment.

Have you ever ditched a friend while at their house to hang out with their siblings or parents?
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Postby marymagdalen on Thu Jan 29, 2009 6:54 pm

Giorgia wrote:Have you ever ditched a friend while at their house to hang out with their siblings or parents?


No, can't say that I have. Sorry - boring answer, but I thought as no-one else had taken the bait...

Have you ever put something odd / disastrous through the washing machine cos you forgot to empty your pockets?
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Postby Giorgia on Fri Jan 30, 2009 1:53 am

Yes! You should see the amount of stuff my dad pulls out of the dryer. Happens more when school's in, because of uniform and all that. Never bother checking my skirt's pockets...

Have you ever learned an instrument or other skill to impress someone you fancy?
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Postby Audrey2419 on Wed Feb 04, 2009 4:34 pm

I have never done anything like that. Lucky for me, my instrument is my voice. :-)

Okay, hmmm...

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Postby Giorgia on Sat Feb 07, 2009 4:34 am

Hell yeah, but nothing of any consequence. The worst I've probably done is telling a friend nothing is bothering me when something is. Or pretending to be fine so my family doesn't have to worry.

I'm more with the witholding than the lying. And it tends to be more for others' sake than my own.

Have you ever done something purely out of spite and not regretted it later?
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Postby Audrey2419 on Sat Feb 07, 2009 10:10 pm

Hehehe! This is bad, but I HAVE done something purely out of spite and I had no guilt over it. :twisted: I can't decide if that makes me a bad person or not. Oh well, not going to worry about it.

Hmmm, Have you ever taken something that didn't belong to you? :wink:
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Postby lostladyknight on Sat Feb 07, 2009 11:20 pm

Yes, I have. Back when I was a kid I had sticky fingers.

But, it's been a long time. I wouldn't even think about it now.

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Postby Giorgia on Sun Feb 08, 2009 3:25 am

Yes, I have. I have issues with the word 'no'. I do it all the time. I'm not particularly social outside of school. As in, I have a lot of school-friends, but there are only certain people I ever really hang out with outside of school.

I tend to get sucked into things very easily.

That, and my evil little cousins. Though, I don't imagine telling them 'no' would make Lilliput-handspan of difference.

Have you ever lied to a cop?
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Postby Miiztaylor on Sun Feb 08, 2009 5:44 pm

I did not LIE to a cop. I may have ran from one, but it's not technicly the same.

I never did get caught.

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Postby Giorgia on Sat Feb 21, 2009 7:24 am

I'm fortunate enough to have always had friends who have incredible amounts of common sense and intelligence (sometimes too much).

I think, though, that when I've had friends who are doing something that I'm not (a bad, self-destructive thing), we've tended to just drift apart. I've never had a good/close friend who has done anything that harmful. Stupid, yes, but not life-destroying.

Have you ever watched the same movie more than twice in a day?
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Postby happyharper13 on Tue Feb 24, 2009 9:32 pm

Nope. I generally avoid movies, other than for dates that I know are going to be awful, which brings me to my question...

Have you ever chosen a specific activity (like a movie) for a date just to avoid having to talk to said date?
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Postby Miiztaylor on Tue Feb 24, 2009 11:10 pm

Not for a date. Strangely enough, I am not allowed on dates, but I can have a boyfriend. I have done that for a random going out with friends thing. Although, we end up talking all throughout the movie.

I'm one of the people you throw popcorn at in the movies, then they turn around and cuss you out. :twisted:


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Postby Giorgia on Thu Feb 26, 2009 5:53 am

All the time. I don't like anything. My friend's decided to just assume that I like nothing when she's cooking, and goes from there. Then again, I felt rather food-brave while we were in the US. People asked us if we'd ever had Indian food before.

I was amazed that they asked... We make it at home probably once a week.

Grilled pumpkin, though. Hated then loved.

Have you ever said something really stupid or wrong in another language to someone who speaks it?

(I'm - probably wrongly - assuming the Americans here have all done a little Spanish and the English all done a little French, by the way...)
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