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      • In response to: "What is the one thing you consistently spill on yourself?" the one thing I always spill on my self is lemen squash!
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    • First Impressions

      • A first impression may seem like a 'hi, whats your name and what do you do?'.
        But you actually use your eyes for first impressions. Everyone will look at something first and something second before getting a proper first impression, but you can sometimes be wrong by just looking at their face.


        The very first thing I notice about people I just met, is their legs. I know it sounds weird, but their legs. When I started school, I looked down at the teachers leges and thought, 'She looks nice, but I wonder if she is.' And then I slowly raise my head, scanning their entire body. I then either say hi to them, or wait until he/she asks for my name.

        The second thing I notice about people is hair. A quick glance at their legs, and then a speedy lift of my head, allows me to look at their before I look back to their legs.

      • answered by finnweasel on 06/19/2011
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    • Silence. Not a crime?

      • Stealing is bad, but witnesses keeping quiet is worse.


        Calgary police brutality cover-up?

        In an american mall, most things are in bulk. So things that would be worth more over here in Australia, would be worth less in America. If I saw someone stealing I would: if it was worth less, tell my friend or relative to get the police while I distract him, or just call the police. If something was very valuable, I would draw attention to him, making him fell uncomfortable. In any way, he would be caught. Even if he was stealing a pencil, I would sill do it, because it is wrong to steal.

        Even though petty theft isn't much of a crime, it's worse the graffiti. Plus keeping quiet would just encourage them to steal more!

      • answered by finnweasel on 06/11/2011
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    • Three hard listened songs

      • three songs I never get tired of hearing.


        firework by Katy perry

        I love the song, but the problem is I listen to it to much! I love to sing it in the shower. Its an excellent song but slightly weird. the mix of tunes is fantastic!

        skater boy by Avril Lavigne

        A good tune and a good video! I love this song like bamboo with a panda! It is a short song. this song was sung when Avril Lavigne was about sixteen. it's an excellent song.

        Dirty talk by Wynter Gordon

        A song that you get very attached to that is not very good but when you listen to it, you can't help wanting to play it again. She sings repetitively 'I am no angel' as well as 'dirty talk' and 'I like the way you do those things to me' as-well as other words to join the song. The video is fine just some of the cloths are not the best

      • answered by finnweasel on 03/12/2011
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    • an hour in sci-fi land

      • Back to the Future DeLorean Time Machine

        Imagine you only had one hour in a time machine surrounded with buttons, you'd think this button might do, but then again this lever is blue and blue is my favourite colour. So I will just press this button instead of fight of those two buttons. you trip over and then you pull the do-as-I-say lever. You think for a while and then you say to the future! the machine stars to rattle the machine lifts itself of the ground and then a bright pink flash flashes inside!

        You look around and everything is blue. robots walk around, and there is no sight of humans. suddenly all the robots stare at you and charge at you, you run for your life until you read a sign that you don't understand but went threw anyway. Humans welcomed you and you were showed to a penthouse hotel room. The next day you find yourself in bed and at home. you realise that it was just a dream. But what about the picture on the wall?

        Maybe the film you were making didn't out very well.

      • answered by finnweasel on 02/20/2011
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    • time travel

      • Wii Blue Light

        If I could travel in time, I would change the day I hopped onto a plane bound for australia. sadly I will probably never return to London, which is why I would change that day. I would have never left London if time travel was invented. I like living here but it takes a while to adjust! I am happy here since I have spent 4 months here.

      • answered by finnweasel on 10/22/2010
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