babooshleeky: what is one goal you would like to obtain before 40?

CarrieMpls said:

if you're askin me..I like being able to have conversations with other people outside of my home. We run a home based business and I spend alot of time of the phone with customers, so it's nice to have a different type of interaction other than that. If you weren't talking to me..sorry..lol

mostbeautifulgrlntheworld said:

My biggest passion in life? I would have to say music It sparks the direction of so much of my life. It makes me feel, it makes me think, it helps me write. Music has always been my life.

hisfan4ever said:

I pray all the time I left the church 19 years ago and doubt I will ever return to it. But one thing that I retained from those days is praying

hisfan4ever said:

I pray all the time I left the church 19 years ago and doubt I will ever return to it. But one thing that I retained from those days is praying

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

Don't have one! I rarely wear perfume. I use to love Anis Anis and I like a Calgon bath spray...can't remember the name though.

"Pink Sugar" sounds really cute. I'mma check it out.

hisfan4ever said:

They take a class once a week where they work on a lyrical (ballet based routine), a jazz and a hip-hop routine. So at the end of the year they perform their 3 dances.

They are done for the season and have told me they don't want to take class again next year, which is kinda breaking my heart.

Supa- What is your favorite drink?

Nothinbutjoy said:

Soda wise, Diet Cherry Pepsi. Alcohol, Heineken!

NBJ, what did your husband think of our 30 second meeting?

Supa: Do you say a prayer a night before going to sleep? Do you believe in the power of prayer?[/quote]
I pray all the time I left the church 19 years ago and doubt I will ever return to it. But one thing that I retained from those days is praying [/quote]
..I can understand that..you don't need a church to have faith..

hisfan4ever: You are given the choice to be the ultimate authority and expert on just one and only one subject, what would you choose?

littlemissG: The mass of the Great Pyramid is 557 times greater than that of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Stone Henge has a mass of 2695 times which is 95 times less than the Leaning Tower of Pisa. There once was a Greater Pyramid which had a mass twice that of the Great Pyramid. What was the mass of the Greater Pyramid?

littlemissG said:

Compassion

littlemissG: Given the new discoveries that our scientist are finding, IE, new planets, solar systems, etc, If it were feasible for you to travel to another one of these worlds, and assuming that there was lifeforms similar to ours, would you travel there, and what one thing would you tell them about our planet/life that would make them curious to see it for themselves?

JediTodd said:

I like a good math problem, but I like the internet better.
I googled the Great pyramid and this is what I found:

The mass of the pyramid is estimated at 5,955,000 tons

So 5955000*2= 11,910,000 tons

littlemissG said:

Supa: given the choice between changing the shape of your eyes, your ears, or chest. Which would you choose to change and why? (not that anything is wrong with you, IMO), it's just that I know usually everyone has something they would change about themselves.

hisfan4ever said:

[quote:8ab498fd80][b:8ab498fd80]littlemissG:[/b:8ab498fd80] Given the new discoveries that our scientist are finding, IE, new planets, solar systems, etc, If it were feasible for you to travel to another one of these worlds, and assuming that there was lifeforms similar to ours, would you travel there, and what one thing would you tell them about our planet/life that would make them curious to see it for themselves?[/quote:8ab498fd80]

I am profoundly curious about the universe, but interplanetary travel has unique problems.

1. The theroy of relativity. If Einstein is correct, I would have to travel faster than the speed of light to reach any inhabited planet and if I stayed for just a week, decades or centuries would have past on Earth.

2. How to travel faster that light in the first place. Anything made of matter, including us, would fall apart because matter travels slower than light.

3. Would I be able to breath, function or communicate once I arrive there? The planet and the life forms on it could be totally different from any we could imagine. Would they be friendly, afraid, a hell of a lot smarter than us? They might lock me in the zoo for all I know.

hisfan4ever said:

I'd change none of those and change my nose! It is my feature that I am most insecure about I wouldn't do anything radical to it, just even it out so it isn't spinning off into the next zip code when I smile

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Supa: I've always thought you'd make a great parent. Have you ever thought about it?

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

dayum...

Reincarnate said:

Well I have 5 nephews and a neice so I'm almost there I haven't actually thought too seriously about it. I don't feel that drive that other people do and when I have actually sat down to wonder and think what it would be like I recognize 2 things that will probably prevent me from ever making that step.

1- I can't be the mother and that would bother me. I would hate that I wasn't able to carry my own child. I would feel like I played such a minimal part in their creation and it would bother me to no end

2 - I think of the things that have happened to me in my life and I know that if I ever had a child I would be so obsessed with them that I couldn't bear the thought that any of the things that happened to me as a child happened to them. I would kill and go to jail over it.


OK, Kiren.....did those tops even come close to fitting you?

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Wow - a man who'd love to carry a child - marry me Supes!

The tops - well, not when you sent them. My huge bazooks got in the way ... but I've lost some weight since then and I'm only 1/2 inch away ... they'll fit by the summer and I'll send you a pic. They're so me

I didn't send that letter to you in the end (I did write one honest) ... it got so late it was embarrassing in the end, but I went into great detail about the Me'Shell (can't spell her second name) CD you sent me and how I felt it related to me as well. I could definately relate to how you felt about the tracks.

Reincarnate, how is 2007 treating you so far? 2006 was bottom of the barrel, right? Or was it 2005? Time flies.

retina said:

Thanks for asking retina (and remembering).

Yes 2006 was the most painful year I could imagine. 2007 is much better. Unfortunately I lost my canine companion of 18 years in April this year so it hasn't all been great but in general things so far have been much better. We lost far too many people as a family last year and it seemed like it would never end. Now the sun's breaking through.

I would love to know how you're doing too.

xxx

Reincarnate said:

Well it would never be too late for me to read that letter my darling

Retina, is filmmaking a carreer for you or a hobby? If you could make one movie and money was no object and there were no barriers to its creation, what would it be about?

Reincarnate said:

That's great to hear (except for the part about losing your dog of course).
And of course I care. I could really feel your pain last year, it must have been nearly impossible to endure so many things at once.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

If I knew where I'd put it I would gladly send it - I'll have to write another one.

Reincarnate said:

Did you know I submitted a proposal to write a book about that album? I was not accepted But I'm still writing the book!