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Formspring question of the day
asked by FormspringIf by "movie in the theater" you mean "film in the cinema" then I would prefer this, so long as my involvement in the story was not ruined by it being too loud or the mobiles/antics of people nearby or the tall people who usually sit in front of us so we have to move. Otherwise I'll watch at home so I can pause, have subtitles and eat my disgusting stuff on Ryvita.
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Well, good for you. I wonder if this is a spontaneous outpouring of love or just religious spam.
That Jesus was a good character, well worth imitating. Act like him and you won't go far wrong. Remember the things he said, like Consider the Lilies. Don't be like other Christians who seek to control others, abuse children, amass money, promote hatred and start wars. Be like Jesus. -
Ploughman's lunch with crispy bread, butter, cheese, ham, beetroot, salad cream, Branston pickle and a suggestion of lettuce; hold the tomato.
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The Avengers during the Mrs. Peel era. I almost said Doctor Who during Patrick Troughton's time when it was still magical, or Sapphire and Steel or Blake's 7.
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After twenty thousand years. Then I would want to be one of the undead like Enkil.
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Would you ever go back to speaking without a teleprompter?
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Autumn because of the lovely colours and also to piss off those who favour spring and summer.
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Getting wet definitely although I would also need the ability to withstand water pressure at depth. If I flew I would not have far to go because of vertigo.
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Spanish. It seems to be a beautiful language for poetry and I could also understand my girlfriend's swearing.
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The 13 Clocks. I also liked the Jennings books, The Wind in the Willows, Professor Branestawm books, Doctor Dolittle books, Charlotte's Web, or anything by Hugh Walters or BB.
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Loading...John V. Keogh’s Bio
I like Marmite, Quatermass, Hawkwind, Hammer horrors and old paperbacks.
