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Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 1:52 am
by Auleliel
I bring my own cloth bag, or carry the few items I buy in my hands.
Is there life on other planets?
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 2:19 am
by lurch
yes...
What was/is the most amazing you've seen in the nite's sky?
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 2:29 am
by Auleliel
Most amazing? There are so many things. Shooting stars that streak across the entire starlit sky so bright it's like fireworks. Comets that glide regally along their paths. Satellites. Planets. Constellations. Lunar eclipses. Other galaxies that can be seen with the naked eye (so long as you are looking at them indirectly). The Aurora Borealis. The stars themselves on a dark winter's night (when it's clearest) in the middle of nowhere. I loves me some night sky.
If you were given the opportunity to travel to another planet, knowing that it was inhabited by non-human life, and with technology that would enable you to travel there and back again in, say, about 10 years (including a stay of a few years on the planet), would you take that opportunity?
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 2:41 am
by Ki
Yes, if I could take my boys with me. I don't like being away from them.
What is something you are really looking forward to?
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 2:44 am
by Auleliel
I am really looking forward to my pilgrimage to Italy this winter.
How do you relax?
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 3:03 am
by Ki
Well.....play on my computer. Well, it's relaxing if I stay away from the tank.
How do you get going in the mornings?
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 3:14 am
by lurch
...Coffee..
Have you ever tapped your head to see if you have any hollow spots?..I think I have one..rite side on the top , in the back.
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 3:31 am
by Ki
No, but I do rub my head with the tips of my fingers to feel all the bumps.
Do you like your neighbors?
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 3:46 am
by lurch
" neighbor"...yes,,,she lost her husband a few years back and we help each other out. The neighbor across the street is moving out, i noticed today. To bad, i liked them. The other neighbor is moving also. Has had their house for sale for almost a year now. Looks like they may have finally sold. Good for them ( i guess).
What is " world class" to you and maybe an example?
Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2008 2:03 am
by Ki
World class...hmmm...the first thing I think about when I read 'world class", are atheletes. Olympic level athletes. But, after thinking about it some more, it also brings to mind of an idea of every person on the earth belonging to the same class.
Do you participate in Halloween?
Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2008 2:08 am
by Menolly
Yes.
I watch the DVDs that Target has in their "See Spot Save" section for $1.00. When they go 75% off, I clean them out of kid appropriate titles for 25 cents each. I generally come home with 100 DVDs.
I then give each trick-or-treater a DVD instead of candy for their treat when they knock on the door.
Why, oh why, do I always have an answer for this thread, but don't reply much because I can never think of a question to ask?
Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2008 2:30 am
by lurch
HA! do i have a choice? If i answer the door bell i guess i'm participating, Buy the candy and they will come. If i'm not at home,, the tree gets toilet papered.
Sure,, i like to spred a little lite macabrey on the internet this time of year.Not much into costuming up any more tho. No house decorations either. oh well.
do you still take a peek at the astrology section everyday?
Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2008 2:51 am
by aliantha
Menolly: Hmm, I think that's the reason I don't answer as often as I could, either...
lurch: Yes. But sometimes it's talking about the day before.
What's your favorite Halloween memory?
Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2008 3:09 am
by Ki
I think it was when my sister and I were just over the age for trick or treating. My grandma and grandpa lived next door and my mom said how much of a kick my grandpa got out of seeing us dress up. So, we scrambled around the house to make up two costumes (I was a cowgirl) and went to see my grandparents and a few other aunts and uncles. It was just on the spot and fun to do it knowing this is the last time. Wonder if my sister remembers that....
Have you ever gone to a Haunted House?
Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2008 6:30 am
by balon!
A few times. They don't really bother me. I think it's because I know something is going to happen, so it's not very surprising for me.
Although the one in the corn maze was amazing. Being lost definitely made it worse.
speaking of mazes, how well do you navigate through them?
Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 1:25 pm
by Cagliostro
I'm not too bad with mazes. I've played enough video games that I can navigate pretty well, and I have a pretty good sense of direction generally. I don't like mazes in the dark though. There was one spook house I went to that had a maze and then the next room looked identical to the previous room with maybe one subtle difference. That was a head scratcher. We went back and forth for a bit until we noticed the difference, and then the room after that had a different subtle difference. Nasty trick.
But Carla and I did a corn maze last year, and I felt pretty in control. Generally the rule in simple mazes is go to the right as much as you can until you get out, but these are harder.
If you've been through a spook house before, what was one of the coolest concepts you have seen?
Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 4:46 pm
by aliantha
I was pretty young, and therefore easily freaked. But...somebody had hung a doll with a rubber-like skin at about head-level, and I bumped into it in the dark and screamed. Creepy.
One year, Batty, MagickMaker and I rigged up a haunted house in our basement for a Halloween party. My favorite effect: using a head-shaped pinata that Batty had made in art class, we set up an executioner's tableau. Batty dressed up in a long skirt and a shawl and sat in a rocker, muttering and pretending to knit, while either Magick or I (can't remember who at this point) thwacked a fake weapon down onto the "neck" of a stuffed corpse that had the pinata where the head should be. With a little nudge of the weapon, the "head" thumped pretty convincingly off, onto the floor.
What do you give out to trick-or-treaters: candy bars, the lame non-chocolate candy, or something disgustingly healthy?
Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 5:02 pm
by Auleliel
My family usually offers a selection of candy--both chocolate and non-chocolate--and four different flavors of soda. We usually have only about 30-50 people show up at our door though.
How do you celebrate Halloween? Any interesting traditions?
Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2008 7:12 pm
by balon!
I carve the same face on my jack-o-lantern as I have since I first started carving.
Do you have a pet waterbottle? Mines a stainless steel sig I've had for about a year now.
Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2008 7:18 pm
by Auleliel
I had a pet waterbottle but I drink water so infrequently that it died of thirst. Now I have a pet eraser that is gradually eroding to death. Next I will have a pet brick.
Who do you admire?