Loch Ness!!! Or a few other choice places.Blitz wrote:Where do you most want to go to vacation to?
Work? pwahaha Nah. Uh, I guess anywhere hot or humid.Blitz wrote:Least favorite location?
I'm not hungry, but my appetite has been off for a few weeks, kinda been barely eating.Blitz wrote:Hunger status?
I love big trucks. http://blog.carsoncars.net/wp-content/u ... 4_2013.jpg And Lamborghinis. http://www.hdwallpapers.in/walls/tron_l ... dor-HD.jpgNinjaThrowingStar wrote:What is your favorite car?
Sapphire blue, hot pink, electric purple, and turquoise.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What's your favorite color?
My parents read the love languages book when I was a kid. I rediscovered it a few years ago just doing online quizzes. I have always liked quizzes and personality tests. I'm a very curious person, about myself and others.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:How did you get into the 5 love languages? And personality stuff in general?
Message boards still exist?NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What is your first impression of the SS?
I'm a little disturbed by how young some of the kids here are, because my filter isn't so great and it's a little triggering to think of kids that age being unsupervised on the internet...even if this board is supervised well, which it clearly is. As for actually being older, I don't mind my age. Kinda wonder what I'm doing here though, AMONG THE TEENAGERS.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What's it like being one of the oldest members here?
But I'm having fun.
Countess for here, Tim for the latter two, but I'm not registered on the ToO board.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:How did you find the SS, chat and ToO?
Zero.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:How many kids should I have?
No.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Do you believe in ghosts?
Sometimes I look for people to talk to. Other times I just dwell on it. Usually nothing helps anyway.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What do you do when you are lonely?
Career is a strong word.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Do you have a career? If so in what field?
No I didn't, and I rather doubt I would have enjoyed it.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Have you gone to college? Did you enjoy it?
I like deep, thought-provoking questions. Silly ones are fun, too, but IDEALLY I like deep, non-religious ones... Worldview, past, present, emotions, THE DEPTH OF LIFE.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What kinds of questions do you like to answer? What kinds do you dislike?
I only mind questions like name and job. Feel free to ask anything personal or nosy or rude or shocking. I like it interesting.
I don't like to study. When I was in school, I loved anything to do with reading or writing.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What is your favorite thing to study?
Ripped jeans and a turquoise tank top with a lace poncho on top. Yes, The Dom wears flipping lace. Sometimes. And skater shoes. Must have skater shoes.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What is your favorite outfit?
Child welfare.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:If you were given 1 million dollars and told to change the world... How would you start?
That last one was excellent.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:How can I ask better questions?
Deep, unique, silly, personal.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What makes a good question?
It's been amusing.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Do you enjoy the SS?
Countess' reaction to my Sea Monkey and Giraffe questions.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What have you enjoyed most so far?
My day was alright. It was interesting when a fireman came to my door.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:How was your day? What did you find the most interesting about it?
That's rather selfish.Dom wrote:have enough respect to learn my language.
How is loving us and wanting the joy of watching us live life and be in fellowship with Him selfish? If God is the God that you used to know, it is the farthest thing from selfish, it would be the greatest honor ever bestowed on mankind to know Him. In answer to "how could a loving God allow rape and murder" read this: http://www.christiananswers.net/q-eden/edn-t023.html And don't worry, it's really short and simple.Dom wrote:And to get that love, which is totally unnecessary, He allows rape and murder? There was no reason for God to create anyone. Assuming God exists and created the world, He did it for the selfish reasons you just outlined. What kind of person is so desperate for love they create something that can love them, at the cost of worldwide pain and suffering? You actually haven't directly addressed my "God sat down and looked at the numbers" scenario at all.
And I think it's the best I can give you concerning "God looking at the numbers." I really don't have all the answers. I have a lot of faith, I do. But so do you, you know. You have faith that a God doesn't exist simply because of life experiences and all the terrible things you see in the world today. Do you realize that rape and murder is suffering that is not the victims fault? There are many many people who have suffered tremendous awful things, including rape and murder that are now in the presence of God and in a state of complete happiness and peace forever. So the most awful things in the world are not rape and murder. It's the rapist and the murderer that are the worse off. Haunted by sin, selfishly grabbing for what they want, cruel because that's all they know... The most awful thing in the world is sin. Because it separates us from God, and from peace, and happiness, and His Kingdom, and Heaven. Suffering happens. It does. But it is righted. God is Just. That rapist and murderer will not go unpunished unless they seek repentance. So in answer to your question, yes, my God is all powerful. And He saw the final end, He saw the entire history of mankind, He saw everything. And He considered it worth it. He knew mankind would fall and fail, but He would be right there, tenderly, anxiously, longingly wanting them to do what was right and be available as soon as they call. He would provide every solution to their problems as soon as they would remember Him and call out to Him. He even killed His Son so that they might have a chance to rid themselves of sin. This is not a human pain only thing. God hurts when we hurts. When we cry, He cries. Our pain effects Him. He's our God.Dom wrote:1. Do you believe God knew what we would do with the free will He gave us?
2. If no, your God is not all powerful.
3. If yes, you can't deny that He weighed the rape and murder against the amount of people who would love Him, and He chose the selfish option.
No, simply basing my conclusion on everything you had said about Him.Dom wrote:Why, are you admitting that His actions appear sadistic?
If heartless and cruel is the result of no God. What do all the good and right and lovely things point to? That there is a God?Dom wrote:I think the heartless and cruel things in the world are a result of humans with no God. But if God existed, heck yeah, it seems blatantly obvious to me that He is a heartless and cruel person.
Unles they aren't opposites. Unless Jesus rose from the dead... then our religion is not the same.Dom wrote:You believe in Him because your culture and your family groomed you to do so. Just as every Muslim believes in their religion because they were groomed to do so. Every religion is like that. They are all the same. It's laughable.
The angels do not have a sin nature. We have one because of our descent from Adam. All angels have been directly created by God and must have been created with a holy nature. Therefore, they never have the mix of good and bad often found in men. However, they were created with the ability and responsibility of self-determination. They can choose to leave the estate of heaven by an act of will. Or, they can choose to stay with God. Those who leave, do so in order to be gods.Dom wrote:So you believe angels had free will? I thought that was the point of humans, that they were the only ones with free will. The Bible contradicts itself all over the place.
You're absolutely right....and absolutely wrong. I did grow up hearing that every day of my life. And probably if that's all that had ever happened, I would believe you. But the fact is, God IS someone I can know about. If I didn't believe that, well then I would be an atheist too. The very fact that Jesus came, is the fact that we can KNOW GOD. So no, I can know Him. I believe He is merciful because I have SEEN it. Experienced it. I am not a perfect angel. I have done many things I am utterly ashamed of. I've been taught God disproves of sin, and He does. But I took that to the extreme, and I would grow bitter at Him. And I've seen Him only return my bitterness and hatefulness with perfect amazing love that completely stunned me. I've seen it happen to others right in my life. You might say I am basing everything off my life experiences, and so I am, to an extent. To say I have not felt anything real, or am completely blindly following my parents in this, is like me telling you that your life experiences mean nothing either. As for meeting God in my head... if Christianity is a mere "relationship with Jesus to get me to heaven" then yes, I can see how you think that. But it isn't. It so isn't. It's a million times bigger. It's a Kingdom. That's fighting. That's going to win. And I am only one small person within that Kingdom serving a bigger purpose. My existence means something. And if I didn't have this concept of a higher Kingdom that is different from the Worlds Kingdom that is going to utter chaos and devastation, I would be in your shoes. Because looking at this world's kingdom, yes it's nuts, and it's awful.Dom wrote:Yes, I grew up hearing all of that every day. You're repeating things you've been hearing and saying since birth. Look at the facts. The fact is, you're talking about someone you can't know anything about. You're hypothesizing. You think He is merciful because you've been told that. You think He gives life because you read it. You think He wants people to be happy, because that's what you've been taught your entire life. Give me something real, Countess. Give me something from your life. Something you KNOW. Something you can prove. Don't spout meaningless words that cannot be proven. You have never met God except inside your head. And I'm sorry, but that ain't real. It is a socially accepted form of mental illness.
So Rodney was too much for your delicate sensibilities?Dom wrote:Rusty was always a favorite.
Tab function? I always type out people's full names.Dom wrote:It took me about a decade to finally start using the Tab function in chat rooms when I said peoples' full names.
Spill it sister, what do you know that I don't?! 
The very essence of awesomeness.Dom wrote:No, what is that?
Try this one. Their latest on Thanksgiving: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLZZ9LJb-xA Or this one on Halloween: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZRDZL98Qg4 (I'm not in favor of Halloween though 
)Insults from you I always consider complements.Isaiah the Box wrote:MF, you talk to much.
Why didn't you tell him the truth?Esteemed Doctor wrote:Is there a reason you aren't asking me questions?
My intention is to up my posts and my Q and A pages. So yes, I am using youDom wrote:I have no such goals, ask the people who keep asking me questions what THEIR intentions are for me.
Be enlightened to the truth. It was that funny?MOD wrote:Countess' reaction to my Sea Monkey and Giraffe questions.
*didn't know this* 
Time was, in the good old days, that some of us can actually remember, when we could post in as MANNNNNNY as we wanted. But then OxR here went and posted in every Q and A and "spammed" therefore the rule was made. *wipes away a tear*No, selfish is sneaking into the country illegally and then expecting it to bend over backwards for you.Miss Friendship wrote:That's rather selfish.Dom wrote:have enough respect to learn my language.
Didn't you hear me say...there was NO REASON for God to create anyone? Every molestation, murder, torture, and evil act on earth could have been 100% avoided if God had just minded His own business and not created creatures to love Him. How can that not sound selfish to you??Dom wrote:How is loving us and wanting the joy of watching us live life and be in fellowship with Him selfish?
It doesn't take faith to believe in what you see, that's the whole point.Miss Friendship wrote:I have a lot of faith, I do. But so do you, you know. You have faith that a God doesn't exist simply because of life experiences and all the terrible things you see in the world today.
...Yes.Miss Friendship wrote:Do you realize that rape and murder is suffering that is not the victims fault?
Only if your beliefs are true, which you can't know or prove. Have you been to Heaven to see them? No. You have no idea what happens after death, except that people rot in the ground. That's what I mean about SEEING things. Experiencing things. You think you know, but you don't. The only thing you know about death is that it happens and the body decomposes. You or I know nothing beyond that. But for some reason, you and every other religious person has this fantasyland idea of what happens afterwards. With NO CLUE if it's true. Do you not realize how insane that is?Miss Friendship wrote:There are many many people who have suffered tremendous awful things, including rape and murder that are now in the presence of God and in a state of complete happiness and peace forever.
I'm not going to address how massively offensive that is.Miss Friendship wrote:It's the rapist and the murderer that are the worse off.
The goodness in people. Because yeah, we have a choice. Some people make the right ones sometimes, others don't. It has nothing to do with some invisible being.Miss Friendship wrote:If heartless and cruel is the result of no God. What do all the good and right and lovely things point to?
How have you seen that? I asked you for real-life examples and you didn't give me anything. I don't think you even realize that you don't answer questions. HOW have you seen God return bitterness with love? Because you felt it? You sensed it? Unless God came down here and told you He loves you, you didn't experience anything provable. Again, it's all in your head.Miss Friendship wrote:I've seen Him only return my bitterness and hatefulness with perfect amazing love that completely stunned me.Dom wrote:Give me something real, Countess. Give me something from your life. Something you KNOW. Something you can prove. Don't spout meaningless words that cannot be proven. You have never met God except inside your head.
Good then, we agree. He saw the pain and chose to let it happen. The blood is on His hands.Miss Friendship wrote:He saw the final end, He saw the entire history of mankind, He saw everything. And He considered it worth it.
I have nothing more to say on this subject.
There's nothing sexy about Rodney.Miss Friendship wrote:So Rodney was too much for your delicate sensibilities?Dom wrote:Rusty was always a favorite.
If you type the first few letters of someone's nickname, then hit Tab, most chat rooms will finish the name for you, which will in turn ping them when a partial name may not ping. You could do just the first letter if it's a rather empty chat room...keep hitting Tab and it will cycle through anyone whose nick starts with that letter. You're welcome.Miss Friendship wrote:Tab function? I always type out people's full names.
*stops posting on your thread*Miss Friendship wrote:My intention is to up my posts and my Q and A pages. So yes, I am using you
Well that's overkill. As Belle well knows.Miss Friendship wrote:SO! Do you realize it's all Isaiah the Box's fault that you are limited to only 7 Q and A pages?
I can see being irked that someone revived every single DEAD thread, but to punish everyone for one person's silly one-time behavior is NOT COOL, DUDE. 
Both are very important, but for me, I would say Quantity as far as being with people. I can have an excellent time for one hour but if the person I love is gone the rest of the day, I'll still drop. Versus having a pretty okay time for the entire day, I'll be ecstatic. I just love spending time with people I care about, and being away from them is TORTURE, SEZ I.Miss Friendship wrote:What's better? Quality or Quantity?
If I said the latter, I would be becoming the God I'm railing against.Miss Friendship wrote:Is it better to save one life, or kill one in order to save a lot? (Quantity) #Tough #Deep #Life #Questions
It's the year I was born. And I love 8's.Miss Friendship wrote:Why do you like the number 86?
Ooh, tsk tsk.SirWhit wrote:For the record it was not just Isaiah the Ox, it was multiple people INCLUDING MISS FRIENDSHIP, I might add.
However, I would still like to (again) request that it be upped to 10. It's really silly that I can't respond to all the people who have posted on mine.
Cuddling down on a Skype call at bedtime is about as awesome as it gets.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:What is your favorite part of the day?
I guess the 4th of July, 'cause it's so flippin' hot, yet people expect me to go spend the day outside. THE FOOLS.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:When is your least favorite day of the year?
I have a CD called Romance that I picked up at a little rustic shop. You can scroll down to see the playlist, here: http://www.amazon.com/Romance-Marie-B%C ... B000EUKRDQ I pretty much adore every single song.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:How do you feel about classical music (Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart, Lizt, Chopin, Tchaikowsky, ... etc.)?
She is self-depreciating and needs to stop.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:Your opinion on Mandy?
There is more to her than meets the eye.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:Your opinion on M F?
I think it's ridiculous and massively overhyped. I have never gone. If anything, I shop on Amazon, but I didn't even bother this year or last.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:Your opinion on Black Friday shopping?
Because PAIN IS HARDLY ANYTHING COMPARED TO THE ABSOLUTE WONDROUS JOY OF KNOWING GOD. #mypoint Now to your point. God could have minded his own business, yes, But then there would have been no joy or happiness or you or me either, you know. And the positives far outweigh the negatives. You give the impression that every single person in life is suffering uncontrollably.Dom wrote:How can that not sound selfish to you??
Unless Jesus rose from the dead, then we have proof that He knows. And He told us.Dom wrote:You have no idea what happens after death,
It's only insane unless we are staking our faith upon Someone who proved what truth is. If Jesus is right, then it is the very rightest, sanest thing we could do.Dom wrote:You or I know nothing beyond that. But for some reason, you and every other religious person has this fantasyland idea of what happens afterwards. With NO CLUE if it's true. Do you not realize how insane that is?
It was offensive. And I won't expect you to understand how that can be, because it's from a viewpoint that you totally do not understand.Dom wrote:I'm not going to address how massively offensive that is.
I am not sure how right and wrong even exists. It's just a matter of "I like this."Dom wrote:The goodness in people. Because yeah, we have a choice. Some people make the right ones sometimes, others don't. It has nothing to do with some invisible being.
Well I sort of been shying away from giving real life examples, because those are personal and not something to be handed about on a message board forum. So I am sorry for not directly answering your questions. And I really can't convince you that it goes deeper than just my brain, because you believe I am just like you were at your age.Dom wrote:How have you seen that? I asked you for real-life examples and you didn't give me anything. I don't think you even realize that you don't answer questions. HOW have you seen God return bitterness with love? Because you felt it? You sensed it? Unless God came down here and told you He loves you, you didn't experience anything provable. Again, it's all in your head.
It is, you're right.Dom wrote: The blood is on His hands.
SirWhit wrote:For the record it was not just Isaiah the Ox, it was multiple people INCLUDING MISS FRIENDSHIP, I might add.
*blinks* Oh no. I am a perfect law-abiding citizen of the SS. Perfect, Dom, perfect.
She's absolutely amazing.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:Your opinion on M F?
(I'm stealing your questions Dom. ) Oh dear!!! I would never ask overly personal/nosy/rude questions! (Besides those usual get you banned and I'm trying to stay on the admins good side for now.)The Rock Star wrote: I like deep, thought-provoking questions. Silly ones are fun, too, but IDEALLY I like deep, non-religious ones... Worldview, past, present, emotions, THE DEPTH OF LIFE. I only mind questions like name and job. Feel free to ask anything personal or nosy or rude or shocking. I like it interesting.
What was it you had done??? A horse.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:What pet would you get if you could get any one?
I think they're yummyyyy!HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:Your opinion on blueberry pancakes?
I have been on just a few. We didn't have much money growing up, at all. My favorite was New York several years ago though, I went with my mom, aunt, and cousin and we had an absolutely amazing time. We saw three Broadway shows and went on the ferry around the Statue of Liberty at sunset, and I spent the last night there just wandering around the streets by myself, loving every (probably stupidly dangerous) second.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:Have you gone on vacation? If so, where? If more than once, where was your fav vacation spot?
Since I'm torn between two lovers, I'm gonna go with "Scotland".HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:Where would you go on vacation if you could go anywhere?
In the same way that God doesn't need to have anything to do with morals, romance doesn't need to have anything to do with marriage. FOR ME.Miss Friendship wrote:Why do you talk about romance and handsome dudes favorably if you will NEVER be married?
I couldn't disagree more. Most people I know chalk that up to vastly different life experiences. *shrug*Miss Friendship wrote:the positives far outweigh the negatives.
Dom wrote:I'm not going to address how massively offensive that is.
I assume you meant to type, "wasn't offensive". But it is. To every victim out there. Belittling their pain by saying their attacker suffers worse is... Yeah, not going there.Miss Friendship wrote:It was offensive. And I won't expect you to understand how that can be, because it's from a viewpoint that you totally do not understand.
I'm sure you are, my dear.Miss Friendship wrote:SirWhit wrote:For the record it was not just Isaiah the Ox, it was multiple people INCLUDING MISS FRIENDSHIP, I might add.
I sit reverently and peer around my room, waiting for inspiration to strike.Miss Friendship wrote:How do you come up with all the questions you ask people?
I have, a handful of times. It was fun. Except for the long slimy tongue part. Giraffe fur feels very oily, too. Nevertheless, I loved it.Miss Friendship wrote:Have you ever fed a giraffe?
You'll just have to find out tonight, won't you, little girl?Miss Friendship wrote:What is so awesome about Skype?
Nope. I did get one, had it for a week, then I decided to stick it to the man and the industry, and returned it. I have a DumbPhone again now.Miss Friendship wrote:Do you have a smartphone? If so, what kind?
And am perfectly happy with it. It cost twenty bucks at Wal-Mart and does everything I need it to, and I never pay a cent for anything I don't use. Everyone I know has cell phone bills in the hundreds. I spend ten bucks a month.
Whatever my boss suggests he wishes me to perform.Miss Friendship wrote:What do you do for work?
I have not, yet.Miss Friendship wrote:Did you watch those Studio C's?
*blink* Did you just edit my name to "The Rock Star"?NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Oh dear!!! I would never ask overly personal/nosy/rude questions! (Besides those usual get you banned and I'm trying to stay on the admins good side for now.)The Rock Star wrote: I like deep, thought-provoking questions. Silly ones are fun, too, but IDEALLY I like deep, non-religious ones... Worldview, past, present, emotions, THE DEPTH OF LIFE. I only mind questions like name and job. Feel free to ask anything personal or nosy or rude or shocking. I like it interesting.
I mean for kids who are in abusive situations.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What do you mean by "Child Welfare"??? How would it help society???
Yes and no. If you saw him on the street you wouldn't think so. But a fireman's uniform does things to me...NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Was the Fireman Hot???
I don't think it's a stigma, and usually age doesn't bother me, but I guess I'm usually the younger one in those situations. It's a bit amusing being the older one. I suppose I just wonder if it's APPROPRIATE.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Why do you think there is this like "stigma" against hanging out with teenages when you are a young 20-30 yr old single???
Oh and who says I'm single?
I was homeschooled all the way through, so I didn't fill any of those roles. Except you know, the lame homeschool kid.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Who were you in high school? (The nerd, geek, cheerleader, artist etc.)
At the high school age, let's see... I was very, very shy and completely inexperienced in the world. My parents wouldn't allow us to go to youth group so I literally had zero friends. We lived in a mountain neighborhood but there was only one person my age around and he was a guy and usually never home so there was nothing there. I dressed in jeans and any kind of shirt that I felt covered me up well enough. I had long since rebelled against the jumpers and dresses my parents forced on me when I was little. I spent the vast majority of my time reading books and listening to CCM. I had limited time allowed on the computer but I spent that fervently talking to friends on message boards and IM. I started getting into photography, and actually enjoyed hiking for the only time in my life, during that period. I didn't wear any make-up, didn't understand dirty jokes, loved going snowboarding, and had no interest whatsoever in driving. I hated my body, I hated myself. My parents' marriage began to break down and I was the built-in counselor for my mom. I became extremely distanced and eventually hateful towards my dad. I was fast and efficient at school. My brother and I were always on about the same level, he's four and a half years older than me. I was pretty respectful during my teens...I think I got my rebellious stage worked out when I was like six through ten, ha. Everyone thought me and my brother were just the sweetest, best-behaved teens. Old women told me never to change. Middle-aged men hit on the all the time. I believed in courtship instead of dating, but never did either. Bit hard when you aren't allowed to socialize anywhere. Basically I was just very suppressed, quiet, shy, introverted, and desperately lonely. But thankfully, I didn't really understand how bad it was, at the time. 
Hm, I don't have any cute examples, I'm afraid. The one that pops to mind is rather negative. Sometimes I wonder if I am a black hole like she is. If I just pour out a neverending fountain of pain and negativity that there is no shut-off valve to, until people can't handle the pressure anymore and start to resent me. I worry that I am selfish, and far too needy.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:When was the last time this thought ran through your mind "Oh man... That's something my mother would have done!! Am I starting to act like her now...?"
Grape flavored Fruit Snacks! From Sam's! Oh my gosh. I absolutely love grape stuff.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What was your favorite childhood snack?
They don't sell them anymore. SOOOOO SADDDD.
Any and every time we turned off the lights and saw the tree all done up for the first time, was fantastic. The Christmas tree is definitely one of my MOST favorite things about Christmas. I adore Christmas treeeeees.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What is your favorite Christmas memory?
I'm on the computer a TON. Talking to people, browsing the internet, writing (I hate hand-writing my thoughts), researching things, listening to music, going through my latest pictures. I also love movies, but I tend to watch them in little 20-minute spurts and do other things in between. I love organizing. I can organize and re-organize all day. I haven't done it as much due to depression, but I do love driving alone in my car with my camera and my CD's. Taking six hours to get somewhere an hour away. HAVING ONE OF THOSE ADVENTURES LIKE LATCH. The last place I went was up into the mountains, I visited a lake, a tiny mountain town, a restaurant with an awesome array of macaroni and cheese dishes, and a mountainside cemetery. I actually spent a lot of time at the last one, taking pictures of moss and leaves and fake and real flowers, and the tombstones. I like cemeteries, they seem incredibly peaceful to me. BUT ANYWAY... I have a weakness for shopping, both online and in stores, but I've been doing an awesome job of curbing that lately. Money is pilin' up, yo!NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What do you do in your free time? What do you do in your not so free time?
I love making lists and schedules and anything that I can tweak the living daylights out of until it's perfect. I love taking pictures of the sunset...I have been doing it every day for almost two years now, only missed a handful of days.
I have a lot. *peruses file* For now, let's go with, "And God said, 'Let there be light!' and Chuck Norris said, 'Okay.'"NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What's your favorite quote?
Well, MY past? I mean I would say my foster sister's death. But if it literally has to be MY past... I would take back some pictures I sent to an ex several years ago.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:If you could change one thing in your past what would it be?
Falling in love.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What's one moment you would relive in a heart beat?
Yes, I like the view from tall buildings, the way you feel like you're sort of swaying, and the thrill from looking straight down. Canyons are good, too. Planes. All that.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Do you like heights?
I don't enjoy hanging at the top of a roller coaster right before it drops you, but I do willingly go on the towers that drop you from a giant height, every time I'm in an amusement park. I scream my head off in sheer terror. But I go.
November.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:When was the last time you were like "yes, I think that is love!"???
Tim has an endless supply of eyeballs to roll back and forth with people. Some are glass. SOME AREN'T. Anyway, how personally are we talking here, lady?NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Do you know Tim personally? (If so... how many eyeballs does he have?)
Ahem, that is, yes, but we don't really communicate very often. I think my vibrant sexuality scared him.
I feel about kids how I feel about kittens. There are countless unwanted ones who need love and are receiving abuse instead. Don't create another one...save one.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Why did you say I should have no children?
I was obsessed with it as a kid. Since my teens, I go years without and then I go through cycles where I will go through an entire case in a day or two. But it's been a long time since I did that, the cassettes (yes, that's what I said) are out in the garage. =(NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Do you still listen to AIO?
It depends entirely on how close I feel to them. I have lost my unborn sister, my foster sister, my second cousin, my cousin, my grandparents, and my great aunts and uncles. I was only four when my sister was stillborn, but I remember the funeral, and just feeling very sad, and especially sad for my parents. We had been making a little button collection for my baby sister, and counting down with beans until her due date. I just felt very sad. It took many many, many years to really process grief over it. I think when I realized that she would have turned 18 that year, it really hit me that I had lost someone who could have changed my life, and who I could have protected, and who I would have loved.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:How do you handle the death of a loved one?
I do, but I don't do either nearly as much as I used to.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Do you still enjoy reading and writing?
Happy. But I rather doubt it ever will be.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What do you want the future to be like?
Learning something "the hard way" sounds like it would be something I would regret. If I think of something, I'll let you know.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What is something you are thankful to have learned the hard way?
You don't have to be your mom's mother, or her husband, or her friend, or her counselor. You have the right to simply be her daughter.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What advice would you give your 16 year old self?
Oi. This is gonna be a long-NinjaThrowingStar wrote:How have you changed since you were 16?
post. Since I kind of described my sixteenish-year-old self, I guess I can lay out how I'm different now... I'm still quiet, but not shy at all. I'm still introverted, but also love being a jokester, shocking people, telling dirty jokes, and even sometimes being the center of attention. I still don't really have real-life friends, and I think my upbringing pretty much screwed me up for life in that regard, but I'm totally comfortable around people and being friendly and chillax. I'm still a jeans girl, still don't wear make-up, still fervently talk to friends online...still hate my body, still don't talk to my dad, and am still respectful. I have long-since decided courtship is a joke, but I don't think casual dating is the way, either. I am definitely not suppressed anymore. I'm indescribably more self-aware than I was back then. I'm no longer afraid of my own emotions. I'm not afraid to be real anymore, to let people know when I'm not perfectly happy, to let them know that I can bleed. I'm more independent. Obviously I no longer believe in God. My feelings about relationships and marriage are utterly different. I was depressed when I was sixteen, but I had no idea why. Now I know why. I also enjoy driving now, I like going and doing things alone, I'll go to movies alone, go driving alone, whatever. Then there are other things that come with age and LOOSE MORALITY, like having tried alcohol and cigarettes. I have gone through the "I'm too old for Disney movies" stage, and then cycled back into "Oh my God I love Disney movies!!!" I've discovered so much about myself as a person. I understand myself and the world around me a lot better, even if I don't see either of them very positively.
I don't like traditional peppermint much at all. I love the special flavors they've been having the last few years, like candy that is made into that shape. Anything fruity or citrusy. And butterscotch.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What is your opinion on candy canes?
I hate it, can't you tell? I never know what to say. Clearly I'm related to Blitz, all these one-word answers.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:Do you like long lists of questions?
Dating/sexual questions, I suppose. Why I don't mind being taken as a guy. (Obviously anyone who READS this stuff is gonna know I'm a chick, but on the surface...) Why I'm hanging out on a Christian board when I'm so clearly not a Christian anymore. And the ever-present wonderment...just how awesome ARE you, Dom? I wish I could answer, but that pesky God of yours hasn't thought up a fitting adjective yet.NinjaThrowingStar wrote:What's a question you thought someone would have asked by now?
In no particular order...Miss Friendship wrote:Favorite actor?
In no particular order...Miss Friendship wrote:Favorite actress?
Totally in love with her character Kate from Lost.Parents who pass their drooling babies around like a hot potato at parties/gatherings!!! When I'm trying to talk to someone and they won't give me eye contact. When I pour my heart out and only get a few words in response. When people tell little white lies to look good. And I absolutely hate dogs grooming themselves around me.Blitz wrote:Pet peeves?
Personal - My grandma, I would have loved to have talked to her or known her when she was younger. Historical - Whoever designed the pyramids.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:If you could go back in time and talk to one person in history, who would it be?
Well, I always did want to be a throne princess when I was little...so how about Egyptian royalty?HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:If you could BE one person in history, who?
Past - 18th century France. Future - Sometime when we've reached utopia, if such a thing is possible, which I doubt it is.HomeschoolCowgirl wrote:If you had to live in a century other than 1900s or 2000s, which would it be?
Christmas?Connie G. wrote:Christmis or Christmus?
I feel like I recognize something about what you're saying, but I can't put my finger on it.
In between! I don't like the "invisible" ones that are so low you can't see them with shoes, but I don't like anything crawling up my calf, either. Short ankle socks are best.Connie G. wrote:Short socks or tall?
I've made snowmen who were girls, before.Connie G. wrote:Should all snowmen be that, men?
Usually defined by brightly-colored scarves and hot pink sunglasses.
The chat, not the board.Connie G. wrote:Are you on the Town of Odyssey?
I've only looked at the board once. The chat is a place I go once in a blue moon, usually to the shock, confusion, or elation of all...okay fine, of MOST.Connie G. wrote:What's your opinon of it if you are?
But yeah, it's highly amusing that every person I don't know asks WHO IS DOM, as if I have no business trespassing. The ones who do know me make a cute big deal of my presence, which is sweet. And then, well, there's the ones who know me but think I am of the devil. They just kinda ignore my presence.
Guy friends, definitely. I find it hard to connect with girls, even when I want to.Connie G. wrote:Do you have more guy friends or gal friends?
I don't like it when it becomes such a time-consuming deal that I dread it. But otherwise, yes, I absolutely adore Christmastime, and the decorations, and the tree, and the SNOW.Connie G. wrote:Do you like decorating for Christmas?
Well, not exactly, but I can guess. AND NO YOU JERK, I'm not pregnant.Blitz wrote:Do you know why your appetites been off?
Well, how exactly? The first half? The second half? The middle part? Every other day?Blitz wrote:What would you do if you had to spend half of your life without electricity?
I NEED DETAILS, MAN. Also, where the heck have you been? I didn't give you permission to disappear.
Nope.Blitz wrote:Have you ever had to turn on a generator?
I have not, link me to more?Blitz wrote:Did you keep listening to starset?
I haven't done much more than skim the debate board, so I'll have to go with Countess, she's been putting up a mighty fight against my heathen beliefs in this thread. Think I finally wore her down though, poor thing's giving up in PM and on here doesn't look so promising, either.Eleventh Doctor wrote:Who is the best debater on SS?
