The Q/A boredness thread!

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 7:39:00 PM #528 Perm Link

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A: Haha, I was thinking about that. I dunno. I was kind of considering this... *See Attached File*

A2: LSD

Q: Hmm, what do you think?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 7:40:04 PM #529 Perm Link

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A: No... Simple as that.

Q: What is the speed of light... and what would be a better unit of time?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 7:44:12 PM #532 Perm Link

A: Erm, the speed of light is how fast light travels in, kilometers per hour, is it? I would think so, since it's metric. But I don't understand what that has to do with time? Um, random, but technically a 'moment', by English standards, is a minute and a half.

Q: Favorite band?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 7:44:15 PM #533 Perm Link

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Said By §ü®f¡ñG_p¡kÄ©Hü
Oh, and cleat the boots. Then go-a-stompin'.

A: Lava lamp. Grooooovay....

Q: PCP or LSD?

Yar! *Stomp stomp stomp* I can be one of those industrial kids then.

A: LSD.

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Q: Hmm, what do you think?

A: I don't think it'd suit you, then again, I haven't seen you. Still, it just doesn't tickle my fancy.

Said By Aron Schatz
Q: What is the speed of light... and what would be a better unit of time?

A: Don't know offhand and something similar to that of the metric system.

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Q: Favorite band?

Genre - Favorite band
Black Metal - Darkthrone or Marduk
Doom Metal - My Dying Bride
Industrial and all of it's subgenres - :Wumpscut:
Everything else - Garbage

I <b>hate</b> favorite band questions. I can never give out a single band because I like so many.

Q: Natural eyebrows or drawn-on eyebrows f

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 7:45:43 PM #534 Perm Link

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A: Eyebrows!!!

Q: Why would girls shave their eyebrows? That is freaky. Especially when they draw them back in. God, if you're going to do that you might as well leave them where they are!

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 7:48:40 PM #536 Perm Link

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A: Because they're stupid. Drawn-on eyebrows are the ugliest ever. Also, girls who pluck their eyebrows really, really thin don't look good either. Really bushy ones don't, but teeny tiny ones are far from pretty.

Q: Why did I miss the bid on those shoes?!?! WHY?!?! *Sobs* I missed the bid by thirty seconds. STUPID MODEM! -.-

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 7:51:16 PM #537 Perm Link

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A: I think it was the modem

Q: What's your favorite expression of all time?!

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 7:57:20 PM #538 Perm Link

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A: Art. Ha! Teach you to ask an open-ended question!

Q: Why is "young" usually used in conjunction with "stupid", when most human beings are noticably more stupid in their old age?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 7:59:33 PM #539 Perm Link

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A: Tr00 kVlt n3cr0 gr1mn3ss. *Giggle*

Q: Umm... I can't think of anything at the moment, so... Do you like Ramen Noodles?

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A: Art. Ha! Teach you to ask an open-ended question!

Q: Why is "young" usually used in conjunction with "stupid", when most human beings are noticably more stupid in their old age?

That. Was. Cool. =D

A: Because they confuse stupid with naive? Or in the old people's case, stupid wit

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 7:59:59 PM #540 Perm Link

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A: Art. Ha! Teach you to ask an open-ended question!

Q: Why is "young" usually used in conjunction with "stupid", when most human beings are noticably more stupid in their old age?

A: Because people ususally associate 'old' with 'experience', and as you gain 'experience', apparently you get smarter. And apparently 'young' people lack 'experience' and are therefore, 'stupid'.

Q: Favori

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 8:06:58 PM #544 Perm Link

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A: Art. Ha! Teach you to ask an open-ended question!

Q: Why is "young" usually used in conjunction with "stupid", when most human beings are noticably more stupid in their old age?

A: Because them older folks run the country...and are sad because they aren't youthful happy human beings.

Q: Why the hell is it -5

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 8:10:14 PM #546 Perm Link

A1: Never tried 'em.

A2: The Matrix. The first one.

A3: Because of an absence of thermal energy.

Q: Tic Tacs. Yes or no?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 8:10:59 PM #548 Perm Link

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A1: Moulin Rouge.

A2: Because it's Winter? *Blink*

Q: Marduk is pronouced "Mar-duke" not "Mar-duck" right?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 8:11:29 PM #549 Perm Link

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A: Tic and Tac at the same time.

Q: Intel or AMD

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 8:14:57 PM #552 Perm Link

A: I assume "Mar-duke".

A2: Well... I have Intel.

Q: As far as fantasy series go, has anyone read the "A Song of Ice and Fire" series? I urge you all to check it out. I know Pika and I share a mutual general dislike for the LotR books, but, this series is very good. Also "The Farseer" trilogy is amazing. Has anyone read either?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 9:52:40 PM #572 Perm Link

A: Hahaha...No

Q:How many "Inu Yasha" fans do you think are on this site, personally I think they are the stupidest ones out of all of them, do you agree?

Bring me love songs / Sing me black tunes
Read me kind words /Of sun and moon
Love me freely / Open up to me
Feel me closely / Say you love me
*YoU kNoW yOu LoVe Me*

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 9:57:51 PM #579 Perm Link

A: Depends on who counts as an Inu-Yasha fan. Someone who likes the show and knows alot about it, a few. Anyone who likes it? Too many @.@... stupidest ones out of all of them? Who/what is them referring to?

Q: In a song, do you prefer the music or the lyrics?

Huh? Signature? What's going on with that signature?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 9:58:49 PM #580 Perm Link

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The people who tried to argue logic earlier on. It was quite amusing.

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 10:00:30 PM #581 Perm Link

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A: The music. However, if the lyrics prove to be well written, then I'll look them up everytime I hear the song.

Q: Does music influence a person?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 10:02:49 PM #583 Perm Link

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A: Depends on the degree of influence you are talking about. I think its just music, you listen to it, you enjoy it. In one case a kid listened to Blink 182's "Adam's Song" on a loop and killed himself. So I think yes.

Q: How many smileys do you want on this site? (I have a good list)

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 10:03:35 PM #585 Perm Link

A: Depends on the person. Someone easily influenced would be, and I suppose if you listen to dark music all day it would affect you...for me....no ^_^
A2: A bazillion! =D I dunno, depends on if they appeal to me O.< I use the word depends too much

Q: Aren't constantly happy people more scary then depressed suicidal people?

Huh? Signature? What's going on with that signature?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 10:08:11 PM #589 Perm Link

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A: Constantly happy people give me the willies because I know that if they face a downfall, a big one, later on in life, they'll take it harder then other people would. Yet i've never seen a person who actually wanted to kill his or herself so I couldn't answer.

Q: Favorite Snapple flavor?? (SNAPPLE APPLE RULEZ!)

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 10:14:20 PM #595 Perm Link

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A: The music. However, if the lyrics prove to be well written, then I'll look them up everytime I hear the song.

Q: Does music influence a person?

A: To comment on this, yes. It does influence you emotionally. It should. If it doesn't then that's a big problem, at least for me, because it says a lot about how much emotion was put into the album itself. Such is my problem with Dimmu Borgir and Children of Bodom. If there's no depth, then why listen? If there is depth, then it should at least have the ability to effect you, as in, it could make you happier, or sadder, depending on the respective mood of the song. It should make you excited to listen to it emotionally, I mean, when you listen to music, you should be psyched. If you're not, I do urge you to expand your musical horizons because once you know the feeling of the natural high that music can give you, you'll never go back.

A2: Depressed suicidal people aren't scary. Smile

So yes.

A3: Umm....regular?

Q: How many Snapple flavors are there?

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 10:14:23 PM #596 Perm Link

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A: Depends on the degree of influence you are talking about. I think its just music, you listen to it, you enjoy it. In one case a kid listened to Blink 182's "Adam's Song" on a loop and killed himself. So I think yes.

Kind of reminds how I listened to "The Dance Of Eternal Shadows" by Darkthrone for three days straight, just to see what it would do. I ended up drawing pentagrams on myself and trying to eat my finger. Then I listened to Sisters Of Mercy and was cured.

I don't eat Snapple.

Happy people scare me. At least depressed people keep to themselves for the most part.

God bless:
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Ted Bundy, Albert Fish, John Wayne Gacy,
Edward Gein, Charles Manson, and Harvey Carignan.

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Fri Jan 9, 2004 10:20:05 PM #601 Perm Link

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Said By HeLLrAiSr
A: Depends on the degree of influence you are talking about. I think its just music, you listen to it, you enjoy it. In one case a kid listened to Blink 182's "Adam's Song" on a loop and killed himself. So I think yes.

Kind of reminds how I listened to "The Dance Of Eternal Shadows" by Darkthrone for three days straight, just to see what it would do. I ended up drawing pentagrams on myself and trying to eat my finger. Then I listened to Sisters Of Mercy and was cured.

I don't eat Snapple.

Happy people scare me. At least depressed people keep to themselves for the most part.

nice one

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Sat Jan 10, 2004 10:45:45 AM #706 Perm Link

Q: Have you ever cried with joy? [/bloody odd question]