Haha! Umm, I don't think so! Oh, I know people use the word homosexual instead of gay to avoid getting flagged, because I answer questions about homosexuality and then a couple of weeks later I'll see the same question, but with the word gay, in my flagged questions, so I guess they realized why I hadn't answered it earlier

Phone, I only use Formspring on the computer maybe once every couple of weeks to see if any questions are flagged, which is pointless because I always have at least 20 (supposedly) but when I click for it to show me, it only shows 2-5 and the rest completely disappear. Probably for the best anyway; I often wonder how many people are sitting around waiting for me to answer bullshit that I never even see. I haven't received anything particularly nasty ever since the flagging feature was implemented. I guess that's the point, although it has a habit of also catching perfectly innocent questions AND I actually get a kick out of the nasty ones so it's a bit of a bummer really.

Oh I see I see! It's a shame it's illegal to be paid for blood/plasma donation (or any bodily fluid or organ, including sperm and eggs) in Australia. So many more people would do it if there was more of an incentive, I guess.

Oh, I guess we don't do it like that here; neither Daniel or I have anything about organ donations on ours and it hasn't ever been mentioned...

Under my mattress? Over the last 14 years I have put nothing under my mattress aside from my sheets which get tucked under.

The last object I put under there would've been my diary, when I was like, 10.

Well I was dancing at a club and it was near to closing and a gay guy picked me up over his shoulder and made out to leave with me but put me down at the exit and said he supposed I could stay if I really wanted to, lol. Den we said bai

Can't remember being picked up any other time. Or swept off my feetsies.

Orange juice and a packet of cigarettes (for my husband, ugh)

Well, when you're still living under your parents' roof and living by their rules as their child, you don't really have any right to treat them the way they treat you. It's not a situation of equality, it's not an eye for an eye, you're a minor (presumably) and they are authority figures that require respect.

Being an adult, getting in trouble for me is getting overdue bills and crap in the mail. Oh, and we got a parking ticket for $50 today.

No, I'm not registered. I don't think you DO "register" in Australia. Your next of kin decides, I'm pretty sure.

There's nothing I'm uncomfortable donating.

I would only donate organs whilst I'm living (eg. a kidney) if it were immediate family.

Mine does cool vertical shots and also horizontal if I turn it sideways

>:[ boring iPhone.

b-(

Usually, I suppose