Ask another orger 3 questions.



IF that orger doesn't answer , folks, feel free to answer on their behalf.



Retina:

1) What do you think about the American orgers?

2) What are your career skillsets? How did you happen on them?

3) Overtime, does your list of despised orgers grow or shrink? Or is it that once you've made up your mind, you're pretty much set?

Ask me damnit!

I love how Dan asks shit that he secretly wants people to ask him. I know you despise orgers Danny, it's ok.

CynthiaSocks


1. How the hell did you end up in Georgia?

2. WOuld you send me some ...erm. stuff?

3. Where do you hope to be in 7 years?

Imago said:

JustErin said:

jerseykrs said:

Jerseykrs


1. Why do you pick on me so much.

2. You do understand that we're going to be comparing notes shortly about who we like and dislike attending the Miami invasion right? That way we can combine our forces.

3. What would your real life friends think about this invasion?

Imago said:

1 - I don't know.


2 -

3 - they would give me this screwface ----->

I wanna ask Natisse my three questions.
(All org related for fun)

1. Someone steals your cell phone, and you lose all of your numbers. Whose number would you remember bt heart?

2. You log on to the org and you see that you have 4 orgnotes.
1. from Number23
1. from Imago,
1. from Althom, and
1. from Justerin.
What order do you open them in?

3. If you could make out with any orger in line at an amusement park, who would it be?

JerseyKrs...


1) You don't strike me as a huge Prince fan, but as someone who likes some of his music. What's the dealio yo?

2) You're doing a great job as a father. Is this a reflection of your own dad being a good father?

3) Punk Brewster, JustErin, and FunkMistress all call you up on the same day asking you to go to the bahamas for a weekend (not all together, but you and one of the aforementioned). To whom do you answer "yes, I'd love to"?

Angst...


1) Who was the funny one in the family before you...,mom, dad, or older brother sister from whom you learned people are better when they're funny...?

2) What was the best date you've ever been out on...?

3) Parker Posey calls you up and asks you out for a date. You know this will make Borgie jealous. Do you go, or do you say no thanks..?

BlackAdder7 said:

1 - Can't really explain, some of his work is genius. His latest stuff is shite, hence I'm not a huge fan of it.

2 - God no, he does well now, but when I was young? Not so much.....

3 - Punky Brewster ALL THE WAY

The king of cliquish threads strikes again.



I think you create too many threads about junk food, American football and TV shows and celebrities I've never heard of. But other than that, you're a fun bunch. I actually think the American orgers, despite the American people's reputation, are the ones that are most respectful of other cultures of us all. The least respectful are the Dutch, with the Brits coming in close second (yes, I'm talking to you, LleeLlee ).



With the risk of sounding pompous (as usual), I can handle pretty much any job quite well, and that has always been a problem for me since it's necessary to narrow down one's field of focus and specialize properly in order to get hired.

My CV doesn't help in this matter since it's all over the place, and every time I apply for a specific position there's somebody else that has more experience in that particular field. I have a lot of experience as a writer and language "expert" though, and I hope that one day I'll have created such a broad and solid base of skill and knowledge that I'll be able to jump straight into a managerial position, which I know I would handle really well. If that doesn't happen, I'll most likely start up my own business.



Oh it keeps growing the whole time. It's definitely not set in stone though. I can think of at least a few orgers of whom I've reconsidered my opinion quite drastically.

retina said:

You are so wrong. I'm cliqueless. I love everyone except 3 people here. And those 3 can burn in hell for all I care.

Imago:

1. Are you really bisexual?
2. Do you sometimes get hurt for real when people make fun of you on this site?
3. In your opinion, what's the best thing about being 30+?

Ok someone ask me i am soooo bored till i head out

mdiver said:

1 - What are your future plans for a happy and fufilling life ?

2 - What type of woman do you see yourself with in the future ?

3 - How comfortable are you with the dark / shadow aspects that we all as humans have inside us ?

mdiver...

1) tell me about your childhood?


2) if you could dive anywhere in the world, where would it be? (beyonce's crotch is not an acceptable answer)

3) do you like bike racing, or diving more?

senik:

1. How do you manage to be so nice and friendly all the time? Are you never in a bad mood?
2. What do you do for a living? Do you enjoy it?
3. Can you teach me your brand of Britspeak?

MDIVER

1. When's the last time you were at a Lowe's or Home Depot?

2. How do you feel about lazy people?

3. How do you feel about Travis Barker?

Finally, a decent thread.

retina said:

1. I don't think so. Though I know I fall somewhere less than absolute on that weird scale they use to determine that.

2. No. The org is first and foremost a place to escape and entertain myself. If the energy of the place digresses beyond that, I just terrorize the person I dislike, or I move on. I'm totally not being cliquish when I say this (I PROMISE), but I rarely read any of the threads here. I select the ones started by folks I know, or the ones that have interesting thread titles (I rarely open photo threads unless I'm bored). So contrary to popular belief I only know like 10 or 15 folks. But to answer your question, my feelings don't get hurt easily from people. I am a sensitive person, but one who's dealt with enough pain in my life to see all of it in perspective.

3. T
Three things: Money, respect, and spirituality.

**MOney*
The best thing is the money. I make more than the average two income family does in general here in Tampa. Though I am still in dept (And lots of it) from my 20's, I'm starting to deal with it better, and I'm more stable.

**Respect**
The second best, is respect. Both the respect I get from others, and the respect I give towards others. In my 20's I was still invincible. My body could drink itself into a stupor, and still be ready for work later that morning. When you're young, pretty, and vain, you have no reason to be nice to others. In my 30's I'm very aware of my mortality and the shortness of my years left. Having experience alot of pain, I look for compassion everywhere, and I try to give the same to others. I'm a very different person now than I was just 7 years ago.


**Spirituality**
Converting from a smug, comfortable atheist mindset, over to Buddhism has been a blessing. I deal with stress better, and it fulfills a part of me that atheism never did (or my brief sting with Chrstianity and the occult in high school ). But regardless of religious belief, I think spirituality can be obtained as it's sort of an awakening and awareness of your place here on earth. You realize that the daze you've been living in has not made you happy--that happiness requires an awakening in the mind. No, I"m not that "happy hippie" yet, but I'm better off now that I've accepted this in my life.

SureThing said:

1. Well i live in England and we don't have those stores here but i was in the electrical wholesalers yesterday and picked up some sexy metal halide lighting for when i decorate my lounge.

2. I despise laziness.

3. As for Travis...not a bad drummer...some of his tats are good but alot suck and have no continuity and i think he is a bit up himself.

Thank you for tuning in

FunkMistress:

1. May I ask how to solve the equation "lesbian + x = two kids"?
2. When do you think the org gets too vulgar or too childish? Where do you draw the line?
3. How many different hairstyles did you try before you found your current, perfect one?

Mach said:

1. I plan to try not to push my own self down for the benefit of others and find a balance between giving and receiving.

2. Very simply someone that will love me like i love them, one that gives back and one that, when i look in her eyes i KNOW loves me.

3. I am very comfortable with my darker side. In fact i am sure that acceptance of that is required for fulfillment

mdiver said:

Actually imago training requires that you accept the whole of who you are and to work through that. Not to try and "be good". Very wise!

Imago said:

WHAT is imago training?

Retina (Again)

1. Why do you not post your picture?

2. What do you like most and least about women?

3. I'm in your top 3 favorite male orgers list, right? (not really a question)

SureThing said:

http://gettingtheloveyouwant.com/



I knew nothing about this until way way after I chose Imago as a nickname (I've been using it since 93)