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?

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:

When have I been disrespectful of other cultures?

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
**MOney*
The best thing is the money.

**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.

LleeLlee said:

All your posts are in English--isn't that bad enough!

Imago said:

Imago, usted es divertido y grande en Photoshop, tengo gusto de usted.

Imago....

1) do you feel you can be in a long term monogamous relationship with the right person...?
no It's not that I'm against it--it's that I'm not comfortable with "Growing" with someone. One of us always outgrows the other, usually I'm the one to leave.


2) A sense of humor is not necessarily a good quality in many of the asian cultures...but you have a great one. Where did you acquire if from?

Thank you. Asians love humor and love to laugh. I'm not sure where the perception comes from that we don't. The difference is that I have an American sense of humor. If you've ever listened to two Asians straight off the boat joking around, it's very dorky--you're more likely to laugh at them than their jokes. My sense of humor comes from growing up an Asian with a Dutch last name in Birmingham Alabama during the 80's--you kind of had to see things in a humorous light.




3) Do you want to have kids some day?

no. no. no.
I love my nephews and appreciate the relationship that I have with them (we're very close), but I would never want kids of my own. I'm impulsive, immature, and have no desire to be relied on fulltime. I simply am not up to the task. It would change me (as parenthood does with anyone obviously), but not for the better I think. And even if it did, I wouldn't want to.

retina said:

When have I been disrespectful of other cultures?

LleeLlee said:

Whoa! I think I remember that form spanish class.....do they write it like this? 'uds' ? Cuz I vaguely remember having to write that out 100 times cuz I kept pronouncing it 'uds' instead of ustedes. Or whatever.

SureThing said:

I dont know, im still in the learning Spanish phase and had some help from google.

LleeLlee said:

mis zapatos de pescado ay en la cucina

BlackAdder

1. If you could choose any profession in the world, without having to worry about income, or being looked down on, or whatever, what would it be?
radio talk show host/dj
2. If you had a son, what would you name him?
Jesse, or believe or not, Jeremy
3. Do you think George Clooney is really gonna run for president, and would he get your vote? I don't think he will run for president, it doesn't pay enough and he can't get discreet pussy. He would never get my vote. He should just shut up and act.

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)

retina said:

jerseykrs said:

DanceWme :

1. What r ya gonna do for your birthday?

2. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

3. Now ya told me yesterday that ya weren't pissed about the thing. Were ya lying?

LleeLlee said:

I knew that would catch your attention. I just didn't expect it to happen so quickly.

You haven't been disrespectful per se, but you seem very, very fond of the British culture. So fond, in fact, that it sometimes comes across as slight disdain towards other cultures, more specifically the American one. I'm not trying to tell you how you really feel though, only you know that, but I think us Europeans feel licenced by the current American government's stupidity to be overly cocky about our own cultures, and me you and many others are showing symptoms of that sometimes.

JustErin...

1) Do you feel Jersey is a good friend...is someone you lust after...is someone you feel is like a brother..?

2) How do you know so many people in the adult entertainment industy?

3) would you be comfortable if a date consisted of sitting in front of a fireplace, talking, sipping wine...?

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?

Another org clique thread?!