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message 601: by Caitlan (new)

Caitlan (lionesserampant) | 2869 comments paper, though I adore my kindle. But sometimes I miss the smell of regular books....which reminds me. I got a touch screen Kindle for Christmas! :)

Fruity candy canes or minty candy canes?


message 602: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Peppermint!

Turtle cheesecake and coffee or tea and biccies?


message 603: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Italy - the food.

France or Italy?


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Edward (edwardtheresejr) | 2434 comments America - the insanity.

Suspense-fantasy or comedy-science fiction?


message 605: by Edward (new)

Edward (edwardtheresejr) | 2434 comments Cloudy, as long as it actually rains. Southern California had the most depressing weather: Always cloudy (contrary to usual California portraits) and never raining.

Hmm ... when playing chess, white or black?


message 606: by Caitlan (new)

Caitlan (lionesserampant) | 2869 comments black jack, just cause I know the rules

blue pen or black pen?


message 607: by Caitlan (last edited Dec 28, 2011 11:27AM) (new)

Caitlan (lionesserampant) | 2869 comments legasp! you doodle with black pen too! I'M NOT ALONE :)

musicals :) I love listening to songs

video games or computer games?


message 608: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Sometimes Bach, sometimes Mozart.

The Beatles or the Rolling Stones?


message 609: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Excellent choice, as I'm not a big fan of either!

WSS, of course! By 'ipoetry' do you mean Amy's group?


Pink Floyd or Queen?


message 610: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Yikes! Pink Floyd or Queen, indeed. What could compare with Michel Legrand or Andre Previn or David Rose or Paul Weston?

Rachmaninoff or Scriabin?


message 611: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Milk chocolate or dark chocolate?


message 612: by M (last edited Dec 28, 2011 06:14PM) (new)

M | 11617 comments Who wouldn’t want to go to Hogwarts? In French it’s Poudlard, and muggles are moldus.

I’m practically addicted to dark chocolate.

Okay . . .

Pumpkin juice or butter beer?


message 613: by Jessica (new)

Jessica (eyrer) Hermione

Curly or straight hair?


message 614: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Laptop. (They’re so convenient!)

On a trip to Hogsmeade, which would you rather visit . . .

Honeyduke’s Sweetshop or The Three Broomsticks?


message 615: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments I wouldn’t mind running into Helena Bonham-Carter!

The invisibility cloak or the Marauder’s Map?


message 616: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments I think the Knight Bus is cool, with its chandelier and shrunken head! That’s the way I’d go.

I’m still learning the emoticons. What’s “O.o”?

Good Lord! I hope the girls I encounter in stores don’t think, “There’s some old guy looking me over.” Maybe they do. I’m not the kind of person anybody notices, though. I get the feeling that people who notice me at all in stores wonder if I work there. I’m not sure why I get that feeling. Maybe it’s because sometimes people ask, “Do you work here?” Usually I just ask them what they’re looking for and try to find it for them.

The pensieve or the Mirror of Erised?


message 617: by Caitlan (new)

Caitlan (lionesserampant) | 2869 comments bertie botts...I don't think I'd be able to catch a jumping chocolate frog XD

OMG! We have a history teacher that does the exact same thing. And he gives extra credit to girl who wear their shirts low..........

Uhm...

Sirius Black or James Potter?


message 618: by Caitlan (new)

Caitlan (lionesserampant) | 2869 comments James...Snape only did what he did out of guilt/partial love...........

Hungarian Hortail or Norwegian Ridgeback?


message 619: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Norwegian Ridgeback. I like the sound of it.

The thing about Bertie Botts, I don’t know that I’d want to take a chance on biting into a tripe-flavored jellybean.

Kat, I’m trying to imagine the situation you’ve related. If I had ever been reported for something inappropriate like giving girls grades based on how low they wore their shirts, I’d have been reprimanded. Maybe nobody’s turned him in.

What house would the sorting hat have put you in?


message 620: by Caitlan (new)

Caitlan (lionesserampant) | 2869 comments Reading. The charries look cooler.

My favorite bean is the grass one. I like the flavor for some reason.

I don't know why no ones reported him. The girls prolly don't cause they get a good grade XP

Reading the actual book or reading fan fiction based on the book?


message 621: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Both.


Audio books or e.books?


message 622: by Hanzleberry (new)

Hanzleberry (doughboyissweet) | 1065 comments Hahahaha! They definitely are, Al. ;D

Hot tea. Yumm yum!

Tootsie roll or Tootsie pop? Oh dear...


message 623: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Wookies.
Ewoks are too cute.

Spiders or snakes?


message 624: by Caitlan (new)

Caitlan (lionesserampant) | 2869 comments Hedgehogs! They're so adorable!


Coke or Pepsi?


message 625: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Cricket.

Quidditch or hockey?


message 626: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Hi Al. I'm just popping in for a quick visit. And to say 'Hi!' Sigh, I'm still really busy doing other stuff, but I don't know either of these. My little course is going well, I think. I'm having fun and learning a lot in the process of teaching.

But I am completely ignorant regarding your choices, so that'll be for someone else to answer.


message 627: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments LoL! How old do you think I am? I go back to Beta, and in school there was some kind of tape pre-Beta.

But, of course, Blu-Ray!

I'll take a peak at the poems and short stories - I always do, even if I don't comment. (And maybe I'll get perspired into contributing.)

So, 33 1/3s or 78s?


message 628: by M (last edited Feb 18, 2012 05:24AM) (new)

M | 11617 comments It depends on what’s on them.

I’ve turned many of those old records, Guy! People didn’t call them 78’s, of course, until the early 1950’s, when 45’s and LP’s became popular. Before that, people just called them records, since they were the only kind of records there were.

David Rose or Paul Weston?


message 629: by M (last edited Feb 18, 2012 08:02AM) (new)

M | 11617 comments What kind of muffins?

The old records that turned at 78 RPM had been made of a hard material, and they broke very easily. They had been made since the turn of the century, years before radios came along. In the late 1940’s, Columbia came out with long-play (LP) records made of a flexible thermoplastic. They turned at 33 1/3 RPM. To compete with Columbia, RCA Victor introduced a smaller record, that turned at 45 RPM. It was made “to fit on a bookshelf” and required a larger spindle. By the 1960’s, hardly anybody played 78’s anymore, though ordinary record changers would play them.

In the early 1980’s, my then brother-in-law, who was news director at a television station, showed me a little silver disk. “Someday this is what people will play instead of records,” he told me. I didn’t believe him.


message 630: by M (last edited Feb 18, 2012 08:22AM) (new)

M | 11617 comments Blueberry muffins. I love blueberries!

A double-tall breve mocha or a caramel macchiato?


message 631: by Guy (last edited Feb 18, 2012 08:55AM) (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Sorry M, but a plain jane cappuccino for me.

Kate.

Actually, the very first recordings were cylinders. I think made with some kind of hard wax, which then became the records, also originally made of wax.

3-D or 2-D?


message 632: by M (last edited Feb 18, 2012 09:37AM) (new)

M | 11617 comments John Denver, as long as it’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads.”

There were some cylinder players at the museum where I used to volunteer. I don’t think anything that was on the cylinders would make the top forty these days. These cylinders weren’t made of wax, though, but the hard, shellac-like material records were made of. They were in little boxes that had labels that were the equivalent of record labels.

Aunt Jean bought me a floor-model Victrola at one of the museum sales. It played actual records. It had a broken spring, though, and would play only half a song.

Alex, I knew you loved mochas! With or without whipped cream?


message 633: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Now I’m worried. I don’t have a good feeling about this.


message 634: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Al, you made that sound quite ominous. I hope it is truly nothing, but 'nothing' is rarely nothing.


message 635: by Caitlan (new)

Caitlan (lionesserampant) | 2869 comments Lol


message 636: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments I don’t know. I always get a mocha. My wife likes them, and it was the only other thing I could think of.


message 637: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments So, that’s the source of Miss Hanzle Woozle’s superhero strength!


message 638: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Disco or new wave?


message 639: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments “Where does Henry Mancini fit in?”


message 640: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments That would be the tertium quid! LoL. You didn't post a bifurcate.


message 641: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Saxophone or clarinet?


message 642: by Hanzleberry (last edited Feb 19, 2012 09:46AM) (new)

Hanzleberry (doughboyissweet) | 1065 comments Yummmmo! I love lattes flavored with hazelnut. But lattes aren't the source of my awesome power. That would be my sister. :) She's the true superhero in my life. :D

Disco and sax. Although my dad played clarinet in high school. Cool band geek. :)

Octopus or squid? My friend wants me to try sushi. Should I? I'm scared. :/


message 643: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments What’s the difference?


message 644: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments One's eatable with a fork, the other with a spoon.

Pastiche or decoupage?


message 645: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Decoupage.

Gouache or watercolor?


message 646: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Water colour, but only if in the Asian style.

Fried noodles or fried rice?


message 647: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Pork.

Speaking of pork, there’s only one thing to do when you’re starving, and that’s pig out. I just pigged out on lasagna, and I’m so full I can hardly breathe.

Veal parmigiana or stromboli?


message 648: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Pepperoni.

Whoppers or Atomic Fireballs?


message 649: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Neither. We have a real Italian deli in the city; the family, Renata and Christian, cook these AMAZING super thin crust pizzas like you can't even imagine. My favourite is canned Italian tuna in olive oil with tomatoes and thinly sliced onion. Wow. My salivary glands have just filled my mouth at the thought of their pizzas. Once you've had them, every other pizza is good, but no longer mouth watering.

So, Italian tuna in olive with onion and tomato sauce.

Italian or French food?


message 650: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Italian!

Richard Strauss’s Metamorphosen or William Walton’s violin concerto?


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