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It must be the masochist in me, or that I want to grow up to be just like Clint (except the hair).



Ask me anything.



But be gentle.

Will I be rich?

Oh, wait. Did you mean about you? rofl

ubetta wrote: Will I be rich?



Oh, wait. Did you mean about you? rofl
You already are.



And ... uh... I guess any means any (I hope I won't regret that :-3 )

why does your signature have the smiley in a kilt?

pink princess wrote: why does your signature have the smiley in a kilt?
It's to celebrate my Scottish heritage. I'd grown up thinking I was Irish, but found out otherwise right here in FG. Also, the draft feels nice. :rolleyes:

men in kilts are lovely...do you wear one in the states?

lady cop wrote: men in kilts are lovely...do you wear one in the states?
The cyber-kilt is the only one I have.

Where did you learn your bartending skills?

well you need one! women LOVE men in kilts, here is my Bothwell, i think kilts are manly and beautiful and sexy...

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Oh LC, Bothy looks so cute in kilts.......................

chonsigirl wrote: Where did you learn your bartending skills?
Self-study. I spent years perfecting my unique concoctions until they were ready for public consumption. Of course, I practiced on myself, being the selfless person that I am. I didn't want to subject an innocent to a drink that was, say, strong enough to run an internal combustion engine. Practiced quite alot, my friends tell me.

Wow, through self-study, you have conquered the unknown mixture of kamikaze and tequila sunrises!

What do you wear under your kilt Acc?;)

chonsigirl wrote: Oh LC, Bothy looks so cute in kilts.......................he surely inspires me.

canaan wrote: Are you ever in a bad mood?
No. It's a decision I make every morning when I get up.

orangesox1 wrote: What do you wear under your kilt Acc?;)
shoes. :yh_rotfl

how come you thought you were irish? how did you learn your not?

When was the last time you got in a physical fight and why?

pink princess wrote: how come you thought you were irish? how did you learn your not?
My mom said we're Irish, my dad said we're American. My mom's family is definitely Irish (Stoker). I think I just assumed she meant both sides of the family. The good Capt Buzzard educated me that my father's name was most definitely Scottish.

Accountable wrote: shoes. :yh_rotfl


What shoe size are you then? :yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl

canaan wrote: ever think about having your own talk show? Dr. Accountable...
I would kill for a radio talk show! Do you know anybody??

Jives wrote: When was the last time you got in a physical fight and why?
The last time I was physically involved in a physical fight, I was 13 years old. I lived in a children's home and two of my housemates were facing off, talking crap. I got tired of waiting for real violence and tried to break the tension by saying "Well, somebody hit somebody!" So one of 'em slugged me.



Not my proudest moment. Thanks for bringing it back. :yh_beatup

when was your first kiss?

orangesox1 wrote: What shoe size are you then? :yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl
Well, I don't mean to brag .....



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pink princess wrote: when was your first kiss?
8th grade Valentine's Dance. I forget her name.

canaan wrote: hmm, no. But if I hear of anything up this way I'll let ya know.





What did you get for Christmas last year?
3 cards, I think. Maybe 4.

Well I'm not normally speechless, but em "nice one Acc.

Goodnight:yh_sleep :yh_sleep

What would be the ideal job for you and why?

canaan wrote: If you could have a super power which one would you choose?
Super speed. That way I could procrastinate more.

Clint wrote: What would be the ideal job for you and why?
I've had quite some time to think about that one! :wah:



I like to be the hero. Not the beat up the bad guy hero (thanks again Jives) but the provider-type hero. The most fun jobs I've had were service-type jobs. I really enjoy meeting people who want to know, find, or fix something; and help them get'er done.



That's what got me into leadership development. Most managers want to do a good job, and I get a bigtime rush seeing the look in their eyes when I can give them the tools & techniques to do that good job. Helping a manager become a leader not only helps that individual, the teams works better with a captain, which means more productivity. The company is happier making more money, and rewards those responsible. Leaders make more leaders. Thus, I change the world.

Accountable wrote: I've had quite some time to think about that one! :wah:



I like to be the hero. Not the beat up the bad guy hero (thanks again Jives) but the provider-type hero. The most fun jobs I've had were service-type jobs. I really enjoy meeting people who want to know, find, or fix something; and help them get'er done.



That's what got me into leadership development. Most managers want to do a good job, and I get a bigtime rush seeing the look in their eyes when I can give them the tools & techniques to do that good job. Helping a manager become a leader not only helps that individual, the teams works better with a captain, which means more productivity. The company is happier making more money, and rewards those responsible. Leaders make more leaders. Thus, I change the world.
:yh_clap I can relate to that. I can hardly contain myself when I give someone information that they use to better themselves.

Accountable wrote: 8th grade Valentine's Dance. I forget her name.


how old does 8th grade make you?



(sorry ignorant brit here!)

pink princess wrote: how old does 8th grade make you?



(sorry ignorant brit here!)
Sorry. 13? 14?

what would be your perfect date?



(sorry i know soppy girly romantic questions i know i know! )

canaan wrote: Can you 2 finger whistle?





where you position 2 fingers on your lips/mouth and it's really loud and makes babies cry


i used to practice for ages trying to do that... never managed it

pink princess wrote: what would be your perfect date?



(sorry i know soppy girly romantic questions i know i know! )
Lemme see. I like simple. I guess I'd find a way to get the beloved out of the house for the day ... something like a day spa pampering thing.



Then I'd clean the house, and set it up very romantic-like. Rose petals, candles. I'd cook a meal myself, doesn't really matter what, the effort will impress her.



I'd have to figure out an excuse to get her home by taxi or something so (1) she'll be relaxed and (2) I can have the candles lit to set the mood when she enters.



After the meal, some romantic karaoke duets (we have our own machine), and after that..... sorry, you have to stay outside.

canaan wrote: Can you 2 finger whistle?





where you position 2 fingers on your lips/mouth and it's really loud and makes babies cry
nope. but we used to take spring steel strapping from the rail yard and make whistles out of them. Not too hard to do, and you can whistle hands-free much louder.

ummmm, what other hideously girly questions can i ask.....



ideal way you would propose to a girl?

do you hold the door open for girls to go through or do you let them sort it themselves?

pink princess wrote: ummmm, what other hideously girly questions can i ask.....



ideal way you would propose to a girl?
My beloved and I discussed that. We met & dated ... then we were "suddenly" (2 years later) planning our marriage. Neither of us can put our finger on when the decision was made or who made it. It just was, and it was right. I don't plan to have another chance at it. Our 20th anniversary is coming in November.

canaan wrote: Well then, can you do a backflip?
Only the type where you hold up your middle finger behind your back. In England it would be 2 fingers. :p

kinda wondered whether youd say you wished you could have done it on a space shuttle while looking back at earth or something like that...... pretty impossible to have achieved but then a stupid question really because you would have proposed in the perfect way that you wanted to i guess

pink princess wrote: do you hold the door open for girls to go through or do you let them sort it themselves?
yes.





I hold the door and wait patiently for the younger ones to sort out this strange behavior.

What is your favorite kind of candy?