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weaktwosHere are the questions from the poll in my previous post.
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platostruth -- Oh, there are so many things. A really well written line. The way the sun shines into my window on a Saturday morning. The fact that I'm still in bed when the sun is up on a Saturday morning. Same goes for Sundays. Coffee. Tea. A glass of scotch and a poker game. Falling in love. Surprising someone. A good debate. My cats. A beautiful song. Winning a difficult but fair contest. Doing the right thing. Making someone smile. Chasing off demons. Overcoming obstacles. Mischief. A great kiss (that outlasts Big Red gum). A hot bath. A fine meal. Sublimely erotic experiences. Watching the ocean roll in and recede. And when I suffer from food poisoning, puking.
schnoodle -- A little bit, yes. But then again, I don't mind.
myasma -- The weapons of mass destruction can be found here.
chrishaas -- I am uncertain. There's a chance he's an Ayn Rand fan, though.
scottage -- I think under the Reagan administration, it was considered under the grain family on the food chart.
platostruth -- Oh, there are so many things. A really well written line. The way the sun shines into my window on a Saturday morning. The fact that I'm still in bed when the sun is up on a Saturday morning. Same goes for Sundays. Coffee. Tea. A glass of scotch and a poker game. Falling in love. Surprising someone. A good debate. My cats. A beautiful song. Winning a difficult but fair contest. Doing the right thing. Making someone smile. Chasing off demons. Overcoming obstacles. Mischief. A great kiss (that outlasts Big Red gum). A hot bath. A fine meal. Sublimely erotic experiences. Watching the ocean roll in and recede. And when I suffer from food poisoning, puking.schnoodle -- A little bit, yes. But then again, I don't mind.myasma -- The weapons of mass destruction can be found here. chrishaas -- I am uncertain. There's a chance he's an Ayn Rand fan, though.scottage -- I think under the Reagan administration, it was considered under the grain family on the food chart.
