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Yes. I'm a morning person. People hate going camping with me because I'm up singing Zip-a-dee-do-da just about at dawn.
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The Hunger Games. Twilight is crap. I threw the book across the room after a few pages, and I don't often do that.
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Toe. You make the transition from ballet for a decade to karate, that's pretty much inevitable.
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Fluently? One.
Able to get by and follow a TV show? Three -
Chinese -- whatever dialect is being spoken by their business leaders.
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Okay, look... I know this phishing (don't click on the link boys and girls).
But it does bring up a peeve. You have a crush on me? You want me to know? Your only hope of having a CHANCE with me is to have the guts to SAY so. If you don't have the guts to take the risk, we're a terrible match.
On the flip side, the WORST thing I'm gonna say is No. I wouldn't embroider it or be unkind unless you didn't take a gentle "No thank you" as an answer. -
LOL. I'm pretty good about throwing away stuff I don't use. Maybe some stuff in the basement. As far as sentimental things? I tend not to totemize much.
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Sweet baby jesus, NO! I'm in no way qualified and would start handing down bad decisions out of frustration and sadistic spite for what I saw as others' stupidity. NO NO NO.
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Andy Ohse. Sunday School. I think we were three.
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I was born on Christmas Day. You know the legend about that, right? Answers your question right there.
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Buy a land yacht and start a computer instruction business with Peter.
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I don't play the politics game any more. All it does is get me upset to no productive purpose.
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Sure, hope so. There's bugger all here on Earth!
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Okay, first of all, I was three. His name was Andy Oshe. We were in Sunday School together.
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The first profession I wanted to follow was paleontologist. I remember at the time, there were a lot of adults who were impressed I knew the word. Maybe it was weird in the 70s, but the average six year old these days tends to be pretty knowledgeable about dinosaurs and knows what to call someone who studies them.
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You're kidding right? I was named after my birthday.
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Noel Figart’s Bio
The Goddess of Java is a polyamorous writer and one of the co-founders of PolyFamilies and she can be found shooting her mouth off from time to time on the PolyFamilies Mailing List.

