Curious George
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Thank you...I think. Hmm, that is pretty vague. I am curious, love learning and I believe that understanding others is valuable. Is that what you had in mind?
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Wirey
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You could never let me down. Unless you're one of those women who won't have a man who cries at waffle commercials.
Why are you on rf? is it because you believe that?
I'd say they do a pretty good job with seafood -- mainly fish and shrimp.
I am a seafood snob, and I compare everything to New Orleans' food.
I'm heading back to the Big Easy very soon, just to make sure they're still doing it right and to make sure they haven't been slackin' while I've been away.
Send me a pic of some?I'd say they do a pretty good job with seafood -- mainly fish and shrimp.
I am a seafood snob, and I compare everything to New Orleans' food.
I'm heading back to the Big Easy very soon, just to make sure they're still doing it right and to make sure they haven't been slackin' while I've been away.
I'll see what I can do.
Over the years, I have often enough been accused of getting ticked off, but those accusations have usually been made by people who routinely accuse others of getting ticked off, so it's hard to take them seriously.
I don't know of an internet behavior that I'm always impatient with. But I know there are people in this world who take a nearly sadistic pleasure in making fools of other people and who tell lies about such things as the moon landings, climate change, 911, evolution, vaccines, the causes of the Great Recession, and so forth, in order to laugh at those people who believe their lies. When I see someone who impresses me as intelligent and reasonably well informed spouting lies, I wonder if that isn't a case of someone lying to take advantage of others. If someone does it many times on many subjects, I tend to get annoyed with them.
@Ouroboros What is the most courageous thing you've ever done?
@Buttercup What one bit of advice would you be most likely to tell a young woman who was just starting out in business that you might not tell a young man?
@Mr Spinkles Which, in your opinion, is typically more work: Coming up with the right question to ask, or answering the right question?
@Brickjectivity If you had to sum up your religion in a just a few words, how would you sum it up (but without resorting to merely naming it -- an actual summary, in other words).
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
Initially yes, but I held on. I may be a non-theist but I am a staunch Hindu, and that seems to work for me.
"A vision to see future generations improve and be increasingly happy continually."
@Sunstone , why do you ask so many questions????
Often enough, the astonishing answer is that I'm interested in how people will respond to the questions. I know how simple that must sound, but that's my most frequent motive. It especially interests me when people answer in ways I didn't expect. I like diversity for its own sake.
My second most frequent motive is to alleviate my own boredom.
I'm honestly surprised that, in a brilliant thread such as this one that provides everyone with an opportunity to ask questions of each other, more people are not taking advantage of that opportunity.
@beenherebeforeagain If you had to chose between having a sense of mission or purpose in life, or being happy, which would you pick? Why? And what is your weight calculated in aardvarks?
Ouroboros
Coincidentia oppositorum
Migrating from Sweden to USA with my wife and five, yes five, kids.
Just out of curiosity, how old are your oldest and youngest?