Sunstone Naked! An Interview of Underwhelming Proportions

[Akivah]

I wouldn't here. My answers aren't anywhere near as funny as yours. You have a gift.

 

[Sunstone]

I wouldn't here. My answers aren't anywhere near as funny as yours. You have a gift.

That's very kind of you. Thanks!

 

[Smart_Guy]

I strongly prefer cruel, heartless, and manipulative women with conventional views and values.

Joking aside, I highly value kindness, compassion, and consideration for others. After that, wisdom, intelligence, wit, creativity, and open-mindedness. Followed by physical beauty, education, sexual experience along with a willingness to sexually experiment, and an unique style. Any other positive traits are a plus.

What kind of girl is your type?

I actually meant other than the emotional part. But the looks and status.

Do you prefer blondes or brunettes, skinny or fat, darker or fairer, shorter or taller, talkative or quite, working or house wife, younger or older, the ethnicity...

I like my woman (taking your approach in preferences) to be similar to me; devoted to the family more than life matters, average in terms of fitness and talkativeness, forgiving specially for the sake of the family (never thinks of divorce unless it is a breaking issue) then I want her to be a little shorter than me, more (but not too) fair than dark skinned, hair color does not matter but long is preferable, speaks here mind honestly but with care and consideration, smiles more, a house wife, doesn't want to go out much, likes cartoons and video games,laughs more, knows English, ethnicity does not matter but I like Western women, generally considerate to others, thinks of good even discreetly...

I think this is enough for now...

 

[crossfire]

Can you get yourself excited over the idea of eating beets?

{If so, then please share the secret behind it!}

 

[Debater Slayer]

What are your three favorite songs, and why?

What is your favorite quote--that is, a quote that you believe contains more insight into life than any other?

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

How would you yourself answer the same question?

This thread is about you, not me, but I've clearly moved from an ontological naturalist stalwart to a methodological naturalist provisionally holding ontological naturalism at arms length -- perhaps a shift from unmitigated atheism to something approaching Rabbi Wine's agnosticism. My current response to the question "Are you a theist or an atheist?" is "Not yet."

(And thanks for your kind words.)

 

[Sunstone]

Can you get yourself excited over the idea of eating beets?

{If so, then please share the secret behind it!}

I staunchly believe the trick to enthusiastic beet consumption is to grasp the fact beets contain immense amounts of iron. Iron, in turn, can be magnetized, a fact that any ingenuous beet eater may to use to his or her advantage, for simply by passing a powerful magnet over their belly, they can magnetize the iron, and thus become a babe or guy magnet of incredible attractiveness. At least, that's the theory.

 

[Alceste]

Can you describe your favorite place?

 

[Sunstone]

What are your three favorite songs, and why?

What is your favorite quote--that is, a quote that you believe contains more insight into life than any other?

Honestly, DS, those things change so frequently with me that I wouldn't be able to really say. But perhaps this will work...three of the several songs I've been listening to rather frequently these days are:

(1) Iris

(2) Trophy

(3) The Boxer

And one quote that has been on my mind recently is from D. H. Lawrence: "Love blossoms unexpectedly and without law...".

So how would you answer your questions?

 

[Smart_Guy]

What is your favorite car?

How do you like to drive?

 

[crossfire]

I staunchly believe the trick to enthusiastic beet consumption is to grasp the fact beets contain immense amounts of iron. Iron, in turn, can be magnetized, a fact that any ingenuous beet eater may to use to his or her advantage, for simply by passing a powerful magnet over their belly, they can magnetize the iron, and thus become a babe or guy magnet of incredible attractiveness. At least, that's the theory.

Thank you. Your answer was actually quite helpful in a strange and esoteric sort of manner. Alas, I am out of frubals, so all I can offer is a bow. :bow:

 

[Debater Slayer]

So how would you answer your questions?

-My three favorite songs:

1. Imagine
2. The Times They Are a-Changin'
3. Circle of Life, sung by Elton John

-My favorite quote would have to be this one of Bertrand Russell's:

"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts."

Thanks for your answers. As usual, it's interesting to read your insights into things!

 

[Kilgore Trout]

What do you think would be the worst way to die?

What do you think would be the worst way to live?

 

[Sunstone]

Can you describe your favorite place?

Thanks for an interesting question!

One of my favorite places is Valley View Hot Springs. I'd love to describe it to you, Alceste, because I hope you'll be able to enjoy it someday.

Valley View is so beautiful that guests can often enough be heard speaking in whispers, as if they were in a cathedral. I at first thought that was rare, but I've witnessed it so many times that I almost, but not quite, expect it now.

It's a rather rustic, relatively undeveloped place. The setting is on the side of a mountain. The mountain overlooks the San Luis Valley, which is huge and, for the most part, sparsely populated. At any moment during the day or night you might happen upon mule deer, a bear, elk, eagle, or some other wildlife. You can hear the coyotes calling to each other in the evenings and at night.

On a moonless night, the stars are so bright, you have a chance to see their colors.

There are nine, mostly natural, soaking pools up and down the mountainside. The whole resort, including the pools, is clothing optional. People tend to be very friendly, tolerant, and accepting of each other. So accepting, that I've never witnessed an argument or fight in any of the times I've been there, although I'm sure there have been such events -- given human nature.

The restroom and showers are unisex. There are free condoms available in the cupboards, but the place is definitely family oriented. You see people of all ages and backgrounds there, from toddlers to retirees.

And my description hasn't begun to do the place justice.

So, how would you describe a favorite place of yours?

 

[Sunstone]

What do you think would be the worst way to die?

Thanks!

I've heard that the most painful death is being cooked alive in a fire. But maybe the worse, in a way, would be dying for the wrong cause.

What do you think would be the worst way to live?

Never truly loving anyone or anything, including myself. Followed closely by a wankless life. Followed right on the heels of that by a lonely marriage.

How would you answer those questions, Kilgore?

 

[Alceste]

Thanks for an interesting question!

One of my favorite places is Valley View Hot Springs. I'd love to describe it to you, Alceste, because I hope you'll be able to enjoy it someday.

Valley View is so beautiful that guests can often enough be heard speaking in whispers, as if they were in a cathedral. I at first thought that was rare, but I've witnessed it so many times that I almost, but not quite, expect it now.

It's a rather rustic, relatively undeveloped place. The setting is on the side of a mountain. The mountain overlooks the San Luis Valley, which is huge and, for the most part, sparsely populated. At any moment during the day or night you might happen upon mule deer, a bear, elk, eagle, or some other wildlife. You can hear the coyotes calling to each other in the evenings and at night.

On a moonless night, the stars are so bright, you have a chance to see their colors.

There are nine, mostly natural, soaking pools up and down the mountainside. The whole resort, including the pools, is clothing optional. People tend to be very friendly, tolerant, and accepting of each other. So accepting, that I've never witnessed an argument or fight in any of the times I've been there, although I'm sure there have been such events -- given human nature.

The restroom and showers are unisex. There are free condoms available in the cupboards, but the place is definitely family oriented. You see people of all ages and backgrounds there, from toddlers to retirees.

And my description hasn't begun to do the place justice.

So, how would you describe a favorite place of yours?

That sounds awesome. We were actually contemplating a road trip to Colorado just the other day - thought it might be fun after watching this:

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Cannabis Tours In Colorado - CNN News 1-10-2014 - YouTube

My favourite spot - So many to choose from! I guess one that really sticks out in my mind is a little trail just outside of Calgary.

I used to enjoy sneaking away and go hiking by myself without telling anybody. On one occasion I found myself hiking deep into the mountains on some random, completely unpopulated trail. There was still snow on the edges of the trail, and it wound through completely peaceful alpine forest. At the end of a trail, about an hour in, there was a gorgeous blue glacial lake, surrounded by rocky mountain peaks. I had it all to myself. I did a little skinny dipping and hung out there for a while before hiking back to my car.

That's not the place I was about to describe, though. That's the place that in retrospect made me realize that if I'm going to sneak off without telling anyone and go hiking by myself, I probably shouldn't do it deep in the Rockies in the middle of grizzly bear country on trails where nobody ever goes.

So this other trail was only about a 20 minute drive from home. It's just a short hike through a birch forest in the foothills with a little stream winding through. It's surrounded by ranch land, so you drive over a few cattle gates to get there and you're likely to see some cows milling around. But also every kind of bird. It doesn't sound like much to describe it, but something about it was "just so". The stream is like the Platonic ideal stream that all other streams are striving and failing to be. Likewise the forest, and even the cows.

Because it was reasonably well known, I could still get the sense of having it all to myself if I timed it right, but someone would be bound to happen along if I twisted an ankle or something, and there were no bears.

Hm - talking about that reminds me I haven't kept up the practice of stealing hours from the world and giving them to myself. I think I will take it up again. I hike with my husband, but he talks the whole time, so it's just not the same.

 

[Kilgore Trout]

How would you answer those questions, Kilgore?

Probably in my usual, overly-clever, flippant, but deep-sounding manner, in an obvious attempt to avoid answering the question in a sincere fashion. Something along the lines of: "The worst way to die, would be to die never having really lived, and the worst way to live, would be living in constant fear of death."

Or, possibly in my other usual, shallowly-humorous, flippant manner, in an attempt to display how unaffected and cool I am. Something along the lines of: "The worst way to die, would be right before having an orgasm, and the worst way to live would be always having sex with people who die right before you orgasm."

 

[Sunstone]

What is your favorite car?

How do you like to drive?

I'm a terrible driver, Smart Guy. I can get two speeding tickets in three miles. And that's driving in the wrong lane most of the way, too.

Seriously, some years ago, I recognized that I was not a good driver, and for that, and other reasons, I gave up driving. The main problem is, I have a huge problem concentrating on the road.

 

[BSM1]

the worst way to live would be always having sex with people who die right before you orgasm."

[/QUOTE]

Why would that stop you?

 

[Kilgore Trout]

Why would that stop you?

Now that's comedy.