What do YOU think is the most interesting thing about yourself?

my sense of humor

The weird crap that I study.

Toughie. I don't consider myself an interesting person, at least not in a way that lets me easily come up with an answer to this question. I guess the most interesting thing about me is that I always (as in literally, always) combine humor and seriousness in every statement I make. Well, practically literally always. It makes me very difficult to understand, I understand. People are forever trying to decide whether or not to take me seriously when in fact the question doesn't make a lot of sense.

I don't know. Nothing, really.

I'm very precise about cutting hair. I do good bangs. Although now I wish they would grow back.

My secret life and alter ego. She's amazing.

The fact that I am so passionate about so many things.

What do you study?

I have this very interesting mold growing in the grout around my bathtub.

You are more interesting than your mold!

My freckles.

Ancient Near Eastern religion, focusing on the Hebrew Bible.

My devotion to Krishna.

I can mirror write.

That I'm originally from Maine where Stephen King lives.

I am a total nonconformist and do not care what other people think. If I like something, I go for it. Unless of course it could get me in trouble, then I try to be careful. I think for myself and am not swayed by TV commercials, politicians, etc. I have been this way all of my life...

My supernatural ventures, my large knowledge base and creative talents.

Oh yeah! I have this interesting sore on my knee! I'm not sure where it came from...it sure looks weird!

How do you know he hasn't trained it to discuss Plato?

I can write upside-down and backwards (together at the same time) in script. I am thankful for my boring French teacher who taught the same thing 2 years in a row for the chance to practice this skill.

Cool.

The way my brain works.

That I could stare out a brick.

I don't know, I'd like to think there a few interesting aspects to me.

I just do it to impress the chicks.

That my stomach is rumbling right now

Pop goes your eyeball......!

He would have to also train it to play music and make surveys, then it might come close.

The thing that makes me stand out from the crowd I guess is being gay. I do some things that regular people don't do - and I'm not talking sex. So, as far as the word 'interesting' goes - I guess that's the thing.

I'm also from Maine, though not where Stephen King lives. Though, come to think of it, I was born not very far at all from where he lives.

I am a christian that is the most interesting thing about me.

My um... sensitivity to certain things.

I think that it sucks that you feel that way.. and I'm going to leave it at that.

Boy! You must REALLY be hungry!!!

I thought you were a vegetarian!

I am planning on creating my own religion.

In grade two, I wanted to have no bangs, so I seized scissors and I cut them off totally. They were making fun of me for next two years. Otherwise, I'll cut my own hair.

I think that the most interesting thing about you is that you live in Scotland. You're so lucky....

Hmmm....I don't know, I'm pretty boring.

That wasn't supposed to be a run on comment. It is a bit worrying that I was thinking about the eyeball while I was hungry though....Your fault, for mentioning the mould!

Fair enough. envisions him singing opera duets with his shower mold.

Ah yes! Mouldy eyeballs! YUM! Those are the best kind!

You must have looked hilarious!

I'm having an illicit affair with Lord Running Clam!

Sounds good right now. maybe it would make me feel ill enough to be awake. I'm hoping that typing this is going to wake me up. What I need is a big shock.....

im taking over the world

Yup, I did. And they took me for a movie to be like in two scenes. Guess what part I had - a girl dying from leukemia.

Wow--what movie?

Cool

BOO!!!

Coffee. You need coffee. If you haven't begun the coffee habit yet, now is the time to start.

*cringe* and I should know who or what you are talking about?

Amateur advice. You need chocolate covered espresso beans.

My mind

Hmm. It doesn't smell very nice....

Can I be your friend? Huh? Can I? Can I? Can I?

That's a matter of opinion.
I wish I agreed with you.

i like pizza.

Okay, just have really strong tea then.

I don't like tea either!

And I thought that you would be the one person here that I could make that "in" joke to.

"Clans Of The Alphane Moon". Lord Running Clam is one of the main characters, a Ganymedean Slime Mold.

Oh that was quick!

Don't you know that caffeine is one of the most important nutrients in your diet? It is particularly important for College students to get enough to help them to remain alert in the morning and to stay up late and study!

It makes me go all funny I've been having half a pint of coke down the bar some nights and it sends me completely giddy. My friends say me on caffeine is not so far off someone who is quite tipsy on alcohol......

That's pretty scary. You might be one of those people (like my mother) who has no tolerance for any kind of drugs/stimulants etc..

Okay, just ignore my previous comments. I shouldn't be pushing drugs on teenagers anyway. Even if it is caffeine...

Yep, you'll be telling me to take up smoking next! Bad influence......

I've heard good things about it...Oh nevermind!

Trying to lead me astray....tsk, tsk, tsk!

It's called 'Birds That Will Never Fly' or something like that.

Why?

where i came from, my past!

I had indeed imagined Lord Running Clam to be some sort of animated slime mold, but i also went into far more drastic realms of 'in' joke that I will refrain from mentioning further.

.. an indulgence I could appreciate too. oh the shamelessness of it all.

I do like Scotland, but I don't enjoy living here. The weather is crap, everything is expensive and I still take a lot of stick for being english despite the fact I've lived here for almost 10 years.
I'm not keen on the British Isles as a whole. I want to go somewhere sunny and warm my bones.

maybe i'm just tired, but i'm definitely starting to see a smudge/distorted pattern in your pictures...tell me to fudge off, it's none of my business...but just don't try to snow me (us)

It is distorted.

damn it, i'm trying to expose you as a fraud...atleast put up a fight

Well, I'm used to ever crappier weather. People think that Canada is all freezing, but summers are killing. You can't walk down the street because of all the humidity. If you open the door in summer, after the air-conditioned inside, it feels like sauna. Yet winters are crappy too. Too cold.

Do many people wear kilts?

Only on special occasions.
It's a tad draughty here for kilts!!

At least you get some change though.
In the winter it's cold and wet.
In the summer it's cold and wet.

We get the occasionla day when the weather is glorious, but for 360 days of the year - you guessed it - it's cold and wet.

Xcmm, r qriemmo qrirdbj otwi pioantliez!

Hehehe... I like your description of summer and winter weather. Okay, another kilt question: is it true that you are supposed to wear nothing under it?

Hmmm, maybe I would need to be drunk to understand that.....

Btx dtti xc qtilcn!

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Oh my word! My poor head!!! It's the weekend, I wasn't expecting to have to think! I'll come back to this after I've done some work

Dn'r otwi pioanliez!

*thinks*

It is true, although it's become more of a running joke than a long standing tradition now.

Someone once said that a sporran (the 'purse' that hangs on the front) was for the tongues of all the men who asked a man if he was a true scotsman.

I didn't hear about that one. But I heard that harrier the sporran, it is more manly.

My mechanical inclination and musical talent.

I was in a 16th century scottish clan recreation. Our answer to what was under our kilts was 'leggings' (socks).

Some of them look like it took an entire sheep to make them so you may well be right.

That my arms, legs, backs of knees and back ache right now. And I have a big bruise on my shoulder from carrying the damn boat. And red lines down my fingers too.

Hehehehe...

my humour and wierdness

boat?

Think of the Oxford-Cambridge boat race (do they show that in the US?) *That* kind of boat

I think I saw it once years ago. We have outrigger college teams compete nearby too, in the harbor/river channels but I've never seen it. Neat. How many people per boat? co-ed? wet?

you just reminded me of an 80's movie called Oxford Blues, stars Rob Lowe, and he rows for Oxford

8 rowers in a boat, plus a cox. I'm pretty much in the middle so I don't have to do much manoevering - I do the power thing whn we want to go fast.

I've not seen it but I'll have to keep an eye out for it. Not too keen on Rob Lowe though - he was my least favourite actor in The West Wing (but no more!) Seems to be quite a trend for Americans to row here. There are 3 on my team but they're all only here for a term so we'll be short for the rest of the year.

ooh, that does sound wet. Alright, my 1932 dictionary is lacking. What is a 'cox'? a steersman?

Pretty much - a coxswain. They steer (but steering with a rudder is very limited, mostly it's done through the rowing) and tell the rowers what to do. Rowers aren't supposed to think for themselves - they just do exactly what the cox says. So the cox steers the boat through the rowers by instructing certain rowers on certain sides of the boat to do a certain number of strokes.

So everyone thinks with their cox (who yells 'stroke stroke' or something), those in the middle doesn't have to manoever much, just do the power thing when things speed up, and everyone gets wet. Got it.

Hmmm, funny I suppose

No-one got wet last time. It'd have to capsize for that to happen. Then we'd just drown since we're fastened to the boat.