I haven't seen the Hobbit movies. I think I had enough of how sunlight spilling over the shire is worth fighting for in the three LoTR. Legolas' eyes are awfully blue in those, though.
Yep, I have a son. He's starting kindergarten in a couple of weeks. Love him devotedly but want no others. I'm not a gambler by nature.
Depends on the shirt. There are some shirts that demand to be worn. My thuggy uncle used to wear one with the Ayatollah on it. That shit would get you renditioned today.
I have a crush on Ice Cube
As a child I wanted to be like those laconic smartass types, though in real life I look considerably like the stupid puppet gelfling from The Dark Crystal. But truthfully I'm most like Gordie from Stand By Me: small, dark-eyed, anxious enough to check for the train that everyone says isn't coming. More an observer than a participant in life, the chronicler of my more charismatic and emotional and wholeheartedly living friends. Would not hesitate to shoot advancing psychopath in swamp.
Definitely the one at the bar that's either enraged or singing along.There are 3 types of people at the bar. Which one are you?
I'm glad those two crazy kids came back too! Not the same without them.
Fee as in Feetlejuice.How do you pronounce your name? Is it like dayo with an F?
Heh. My husband is half-Chinese, so,
Yeah, some. I like gardening and eating stuff I've grown. I live in a sunny climate (ugh) so if I was to build my own house I'd want solar panels. I have a big basement, so I keep some extra water down there. But as a very small woman I'm under few illusions about how much I can actually rely on myself for survival should society collapse. And I really hate canning.
This is probably the best response ever to that question
It looks like Luke Rockhold's got the right idea. I'd be a hot surfing cage-fighter who gropes tigers and poses so as to best show off my dubious junk.
I was never any good at dating. It had so many weird expectations and insecurities that hindered natural conversation and development of authentic mutual interest. Fuck dating, it was boring and awkward and unsexy. What I would like to do is rent some hall or something and we all meet up, get drunk, watch a massive fight card, and talk like we do here. Maybe do some karaoke.
The girls. They're amazing. We could meet up with all you dudes later for drinking, fights, and karaoke but I'm only opening my wallet for MelE5150 and the Coconut Gal.
I can never tell if I'm a kind or severe person. Well, I'd like lots of water and greenery. I live in a semi-arid climate and it doesn't work, let me tell you, with this pasty skin. Basically the whole world would be like Vancouver, where I used to live, only it wouldn't cost you a million dollars for a condo.
Not so far. He's a pretty good dude. If our marriage was at the point I was seriously considering it-- or he was-- I'd want to either re-negotiate terms of fidelity or split, but I don't have what it takes to live a second life. That said, I do think monogamy, commitment and infidelity is approached unrealistically in our culture.
Only on the trapeze.
Spiderman, when I was 4. My grandmother told me that the goofy rerun cartoons weren't real. I was crushed.
I like pubs better, because drinking and talking and music together in the right measure is magic. When I went to bars and clubs I'd get done up, sure, but as a sort of disguise, or defense. That's what it felt like. Mostly I'd play pool and badger the DJ with unsuitable requests.
Hmmm, I prefer the welterweight and middleweight divisions to heavyweight.
Interesting
There isn't a sense of general contempt here. I'm sure you can earn scorn pretty quickly, male or female, if you act like a fool, but there's not that sense of fresh meat when you show up, like everyone's just waiting to rip you up, and that does go double if you're female, often. There's basic respect here, a high standard for intelligence, debate, and humour.
