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The Defibrillator 02-23-2004 11:45 AM

Three unknown facts......ooh
 
Just tell us 3 generally unknown things about yourself.

Like this

1. I have had a total of 28 stitches on my head. They were from 4 different incidents, which all occured in the course of 2 1/2 months. They were smashing my head into the piano bench twice, once into my sister's dresser, and the last one was when I fell off of a playground and my glasses cut my eyebrow. I was a crazy child

2. I own a CD called 'Songs of Whales' that I got at the dollar store, and it's a full hour of, you guessed it, whales. It's rad to listen to at night.

3. My mother thinks I need a haircut.

Voltron 02-23-2004 11:57 AM

1) Despite popular belief, I was the one who discovered that Yan really can cook

2) I once killed a man because he insisted the thumb wasn't a finger.

3) I invented the internet.

The Defibrillator 02-23-2004 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Voltron
3) I invented the internet.

Liar. Harrison Ford told me Christina Aguilera did.

Anarky 02-23-2004 12:24 PM

1. I have changed a lot since that photo in the pic thread

2. I work

3. I had a lot of injuries in my life, most of them from nazi attacks (the broken rip was nasty)

raphael_is_cool 02-23-2004 12:25 PM

Re: Three unknown facts......ooh
 
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Originally Posted by TeenageMutantNinja Hobbit
...the last one was when I fell off of a playground and my glasses cut my eyebrow

You fell off a playground? Man that's unlucky :D

HorseTechie 02-23-2004 12:25 PM

1. I had cut my thumb once in science class, the first day we were gonna dissect a frog (the lid was STUCK on the knife).

2. I rode a spooky horse through a flock of geese, and lived to tell about it afterwards.

3. I've been to Alaska, and walked on a part of Mt. Denali (after the plane flew us up there). :D

Voltron 02-23-2004 01:59 PM

1) I was the one who sang the songs Milli Vanilli lip-synced to.

2) The play "Les Miserables" is actually an adaptation of my life.

3) I wrote the "War" portion of "War and Peace"

damnhooligan 02-23-2004 02:10 PM

1. I have a natural streak of white hair on the side of my head, called a 'blaze'.

2. I once took up residence with a Japanese exchange student who could speak no English, while I spoke no Japanese.

3. I studied Russian and Linear B (ancient Greek language) in college after determining "Ha, German! Like I'll ever need that!". F*ck.

Anarky 02-23-2004 02:13 PM

Hey, that brings me to a question i wanted to ask you a long time ago. you're an english-speaking person that emigrated to a german speaking part of the world, right? did you think that german is hard to learn? because i had my problems with it. and: do you speak german accent-free? i have a "beautiful" swiss dialect.

愛 02-23-2004 02:19 PM

1.) I'm a male.

2.) I love ninjas.

3.) I will kick the crap out of you for $20 (plus airplane ticket and food expenses).

Stone Ill 02-23-2004 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by damnhooligan
1. I have a natural streak of white hair on the side of my head, called a 'blaze'.

I know someone with a huge patch of that on their head. Looks pretty weird. But maybe that's just because they also have a huge reddish birthmark on their face. :lol:

1. I enjoy fistfighting, even though I haven't done so in about 2 years. When someone is pissing me off, I just want to kick the sh!t out of them.. mostly those homie kids. I have a strong hatred of them.

2. The only time I'll download a CD is to see if I like it or not. If I do, then I'll buy it. I won't burn it because I like to support the bands I listen to.

3. I split my knee open as a child whilist running around in the house. It wasn't the whole knee, but it was pretty big. There was one of those big ass nails sticking out and I fell oddly on the head of it. :dead:

damnhooligan 02-23-2004 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by anarky
Hey, that brings me to a question i wanted to ask you a long time ago. you're an english-speaking person that emigrated to a german speaking part of the world, right? did you think that german is hard to learn? because i had my problems with it. and: do you speak german accent-free? i have a "beautiful" swiss dialect.

I'm an American stationed at a US military installation, many thanks to my husband's job. We didn't know we were being transfered here until about three months prior to the move.I'll be either back in the states or in Wales working on my degree by the end of the year, so my residence here is anything but permanent.

I struggle with German, though I've only been living here little over a year and haven't had time to seek formal education. For a tongue that's studied romantic languages (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian) and Russian, I find German a bit harsh and guttural (in the least technical sense). I stumble with it, but I have a knack for imitating accents. It comes in handy.

Stone Ill 02-23-2004 02:35 PM

Immitate the Canadian accent..

:wink:


eh?

愛 02-23-2004 02:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stone Ill
2. The only time I'll download a CD is to see if I like it or not. If I do, then I'll buy it. I won't burn it because I like to support the bands I listen to.

See, I would do that if I listened to American music. However, I'm a huge fan of Japanese music, and their CD's cost $28 each. No, not because it's imported, they're roughly $28 over there, too. Being a college student, I can't afford to buy their CD's, so I download them.

Anarky 02-23-2004 02:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by damnhooligan
Quote:

Originally Posted by anarky
Hey, that brings me to a question i wanted to ask you a long time ago. you're an english-speaking person that emigrated to a german speaking part of the world, right? did you think that german is hard to learn? because i had my problems with it. and: do you speak german accent-free? i have a "beautiful" swiss dialect.

I'm an American stationed at a US military installation, many thanks to my husband's job. We didn't know we were being transfered here until about three months prior to the move.I'll be either back in the states or in Wales working on my degree by the end of the year, so my residence here is anything but permanent.

I struggle with German, though I've only been living here little over a year and haven't had time to seek formal education. For a tongue that's studied romantic languages (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian) and Russian, I find German a bit harsh and guttural (in the least technical sense). I stumble with it, but I have a knack for imitating accents. It comes in handy.

well if you think that german german is harsh, listen to some swiss german... THAT'S ugly:D

Mondo J. Gecko 02-23-2004 03:28 PM

1. I'm really not a Gecko... I'm a Canadian beer Lizard

2. I've never broke a bone in my body

3. I have only ever gotten 5 stitches in my life

Meeko 02-23-2004 04:00 PM

1 . I have broken Each finger at least once I also broke my Leg twice and Funny bone once

2. i am a vegitarian


3.I have no idea how to swim

Demonfox38 02-23-2004 04:44 PM

1. I'm an alto

2. I have a giant picture of Yoda in my room.

3. I have had 3 surguries in my life, and they all had to deal with nose/throat issues.

EZweasel 02-23-2004 04:54 PM

1. Me and my Family own a pottery shop

2. i have broken my left arm twice in two different spots and had to have surgery twice for each time.

3. I dont know my months in order.

The Defibrillator 02-23-2004 05:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StoneIll
When someone is pissing me off, I just want to kick the sh!t out of them.. mostly those homie kids.

Homie kids? What's those?


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