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Nothing exciting. Parents plucked it out of a baby book because they liked the way it sounded.
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No. But I'm not going to lie when I say I'd be turning down the offer begrudgingly. My conscious would be clear, but the rest of me would sure be bitter.
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I can think of lots of dream jobs, like drawing fan art of my favorite characters and fandoms all day! Or being a professional movie watcher and/or book reader (without having to do the whole obligatory review-writing afterward.) On a more realistic level, I'd love to work with animals, maybe in a rescue or foster organization of some sort.
Unfortunately due to road blocks such as, you know, these jobs not actually existing; or my lack of education and their lack of any respectable monetary gain on my part, I'm not holding out a lot of hope to pursue any of the above careers unless I were to suddenly win millions of dollars and not actually require a paycheck anymore.
I hate having to need/crave money. It never fails to get in the way of the things I actually want to do with my life. This saddens me to a point I don't think anyone who knows me actually realizes. -
I've been wracking my brain trying to think of any time in my life that I've encountered anything remotely paranormal-ish, but I'm afraid I have to disappoint you and admit no.
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asked by ColeenD
D: Let me start by saying that this would never in a million years ever actually happen.
I don't know, a girl probably because I wouldn't really care either way and I know Mason would never be down with having another penis in the room. -
asked by afterthree
I've been trying to think of some huge event or memory I'd love to watch again and again or would be radically life changing to see, but honestly couldn't think of one from either my own memory or someone else's I'd want to see.
I think at the point in my life where I am now, and seeing how there's not videos to look back on it with, I'd love to see through Mom's eyes on her and Dad's wedding day. See her getting ready, and walking down the aisle, and experience their reception and celebration through out the day. -
Does an invisibly cloak count as a spell? Being invisible when ever I wanted would rock, mostly for nefarious purposes. ¬_¬
If not, then I'd want one of those random un-named spells that cooks food or cleans the house with a wave of your wand. Not the most exciting spell I could choose, but anything that gets the housework done without me actually doing it would be very exciting in my opinion. -
Either:
a) Rose Tyler from Doctor Who, because:
1) you get to fly around space and time in the TARDIS! Cool beans! XB
2) you get to snog the Doctor and not feel bad about it because secretly he wants to snog you too.
or!
b) Iroh from Avatar, because:
1) you get to shoot freaking FIRE FROM YOUR FINGERTIPS! Pew pew!
2) you aren't Angst!Zuko or Crazeh!Azula.
3) you sit around a lot of the day eating or playing Pai Sho or reciting crazy proverbs, while all the while are actually very cunning and wise.
4) did I mention you get to shoot fire?! *Pew pew! Pew PEW PEW!* -
I'd choose for my voice to be gone over Mason's, simply because Mason talks a lot more than I do and I think it would bug him more to not be able to vocalize. Besides, it would give me the excuse to randomly break out into song through out my day.
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Mason of course! Though to be honest, how big of an island are we talking about? If it's large enough I could just maroon myself on the island with Mason and we could build our own tropical paradise eating coconuts and dining on colorful fish. Though knowing Mason he would get bored awfully quickly so we'd have to eventually leave our fabulous island home.
However, either way he would know that I'd have a big giant sobby breakdown seeing my poor kitten left alone to die on some shabby little island, so because he loves me he would make sure that after we arrived back at the mainland and could refuel/repair the boat/buy a new boat/wait out the storm/whatever it the reason is that I can't just simply take the boat to one island and then the other -- we would return to the second island and rescue Iroh as well. During his time on the island, Iroh himself would have spent many a day refining his hunting prowess and feasting on sea turtles and ocean fish. To wile away his loneliness he also engaged in a torrid love affair with an island iguana, who he is pained to leave but knows he cannot bring back home with him because society would never approve. He would, however, be relieved to leave the sandy beaches behind him, as the hot sand would probably irritate his poor paws.
Is someone getting this all down? Summer blockbuster material right here baby. -
I have absolutely no idea! D:
I haven't seen a lot of musicals, though I did like the movie Evita. Does The Lion King on Broadway count? I don't necessarily want to star as Simba, but I'd like to be one of the people in the background moving the baby elephant! :B Whatever I'd end up being, I can only express my deepest apologies to the audience who will have to sit through an entire production listening to me sing horribly. -
Seeing as I haven't that many sexual partners anyway and I don't really see the point in doing so, I'd choose to only have sex with Mason.
WAIT WAIT, is one of the other 19 partners Johnny Depp?! Or David Tennant...in the TARDIS~? This question just got a whole lot more complicated! -
Then: An effing GREMLIN. I don't know when the movie actually came out so I may have my time line muddled, but really any various movie monster. Movie monsters are the source of so many sleepless nights for me when I was a kid. The only other thing that would have scared me as much were bees. STUPID BEES.
Now: It's a cross between a giant burning ball of fiery death (and I mean in the very literal sense, you know, coming RIGHT AT ME!); or more likely just... loneliness. Have everyone I love and care about leave me, move far away, or die. I don't know how a boggart would accomplish a accurate portrayal of this, but they're clever buggers and they'd probably find a way. -
Any answer I could give to this question is going to be so disappointing, because I rarely ever even try scary food so I would never know if something is in fact good or not. If a food looks unappetizing, then it's pretty guaranteed that it's not going in my mouth.
*Wracks brain*
This is so sad, but my answer would probably be salad. Plain old everyday "everyone-else-in-the-world-eats" salad. Discovering I actually like Caesar salad has probably been my greatest food hurdle to date. I know, how lame. -
More or less. To be honest when I was 14 I didn't really know what I wanted to do with my life at all. I think I had vague ambitions on being a zoologist or writing kids books or something, so obviously that was a no-go. The only things I knew that I wanted for the future when I was 14 were:
a) a loving relationship (check!)
b) a kitteh (check!)
c) a house of my own (check!)
It took a helluva lot longer than I expected it would for things like B and C, but overall I suppose the answer would be yes, I'm pretty much where I thought I'd be. Not career-wise, and maybe not as much money-wise as I'd prefer *wistful thinking*, but otherwise yes~ -
Flail in a happy way or flail in a terrible anxiety sort of way? Personally I enjoy getting anonymous questions, as long as they don't have mean intentions behind them or are insulting because those would just make me cry and probably delete my account. ;_; Luckily, no mean comments yet.
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Yes! Otherwise my shirts all cling together and I get many evil static shocks when I try to pry them apart. EVIL.
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Romantically, yes I love them (any sort of flowers actually.)
Practically, not really simply because I don't know where I could display them without my cat eating them. :c -
My breasts. I've never been much of a butt person, whether we're talking about my own or someone else.
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This is a really hard question because any person who has impacted my life in any way, either positively or negatively, has helped shape who I am now; and for the most part, I like who I am now.
I suppose I'd probably say one or two of the guys I went to school with during elementary/junior high, as they were giant douches who to this day I still suspect were the ringleaders of most of my school tormenting. At the very least, the absence of at least one or two of them may have made my life a bit easier back then.
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