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| single | 3-Jul-2001 | personal habits | thrifthtml | by votes | 57 | 16 | 54.2% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| mandy | posted 4-Jul-2001 2:24pm I lie sometimes. We all do. |
| confetti | posted 4-Jul-2001 2:37pm Not very noticeable. I dislike lying, in myself and in other people. |
| thrifthtml | posted 4-Jul-2001 2:41pm i try to limit my lying...but it's hard when you have the biggest penis in the world and drive a ferrari |
| mandy | (reply to thrifthtml) posted 4-Jul-2001 2:58pm |
| happyme | (reply to thrifthtml) posted 4-Jul-2001 4:17pm hehehe |
| Zang | posted 4-Jul-2001 4:52pm Given that I'm 39, and I lie about as much as the average person, it would be enormous. If this happened to everyone, there would have to be a new definition of "big nose" though, in which case, mine would be about average. |
| juliw | posted 4-Jul-2001 5:45pm Just a little bigger than normal. I rarely lie. I only lie to spare someone's feelings. |
| heyzeus1 | posted 4-Jul-2001 7:07pm *sneeze* |
| Cleo | posted 4-Jul-2001 8:36pm I wish there was a graph chart that way I could choose an answer better. |
| Kristal_Rose | posted 5-Jul-2001 5:32am I don't lie, at least never intentionally. Sometimes I pretend not to know things, and sometimes I might flavor things to give people a more positive outlook on their life. |
| Wicksy | posted 5-Jul-2001 7:38am this big >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> |
| jkiehart | (reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 5-Jul-2001 7:13pm Oooh! Good one! I never thought of that one! "Um, no, honey, I didn't lie... I just... pretended not to know..." Yeah, that's the ticket! |
| Kristal_Rose | (reply to jkiehart) posted 6-Jul-2001 5:28am So far, pretending not to know seems to be the best defense when someone is getting mad at your presuming to know things. That's on a physical level. With other people and more generic compassion, when I can see where there headed with there attitude, I might speak of how well a situation is likely to go, though I suspect that if I didn't say that to reshape there thinking, they would have been on a negative track and made sure it went wrong. |
| Jemmy | posted 6-Jul-2001 7:01pm That depends. Can it get smaller again? At one point I lied a lot. I don't anymore. |
| bill | posted 7-Jul-2001 3:50pm I certainly wouldn't want to become a real boy. AI sucked. |
| bill | posted 7-Jul-2001 3:51pm I'm really pretty honest most of the time, but I do lie sometimes... it's part of life. Sometimes it's fun, sometimes it's the nobler thing to do. |
| Jemmy | (reply to bill) posted 7-Jul-2001 4:36pm Do you think it did? I've heard so many different reviews of that movie, I can't decide if I want to see it or not. |
| bill | (reply to Jemmy) posted 7-Jul-2001 4:42pm I think you might enjoy it if your expectation are low. |
| thrifthtml | (reply to bill) posted 7-Jul-2001 5:30pm I thought AI sucked as well. Why did they have to throw aliens into the movie?! That's what turned me off of it. |
| bill | (reply to thrifthtml) posted 7-Jul-2001 6:29pm They weren't aliens, they were advanced robots... |
| thrifthtml | (reply to bill) posted 7-Jul-2001 6:56pm whatever |
| Jemmy | (reply to bill) posted 8-Jul-2001 10:57am Oh, where you expecting more? I'm not a big sci-fi fan, so my expectations are sort of low. |
| bill | (reply to Jemmy) posted 8-Jul-2001 12:02pm Originally it looked like a Pinocchio movie geared towards kids (which doesn't interest me much). Then I saw a trailer that hyped the robots struggling against society thing (which interested me). The makers of the film, Kubrick an Spielberg are both critically acclaimed. So, I saw it, and found it to be more the Pinocchio thing (emphasis on the kid and his mother) with very little of the robot's struggle against society. |
| Jemmy | (reply to bill) posted 8-Jul-2001 9:19pm Really? In that case I might like it, because originally I thought it was about a little boy who was a robot. I didn't know wher Jude Law fit in. |
| bill | (reply to Jemmy) posted 9-Jul-2001 6:50am it's about a little boy who is a robot but wants to be real (just like Pinocchio). I would have like more on Jude Law's character, that was more interesting to me. |
| Jemmy | (reply to bill) posted 9-Jul-2001 11:50am What is he? The commercials don't show much of him. |
| bill | (reply to Jemmy) posted 9-Jul-2001 12:28pm um... he's a robot male prostitute basically |
| Jemmy | (reply to bill) posted 9-Jul-2001 12:43pm lol Lovely...I still can't decide if I want to see this... |
| thrifthtml | (reply to Jemmy) posted 9-Jul-2001 12:58pm go see scary movie 2 |
| Jemmy | (reply to thrifthtml) posted 9-Jul-2001 4:59pm Mmm....that's not my kind of movie. |
| bill | (reply to Jemmy) posted 9-Jul-2001 6:10pm a pretty unimpressive summer for movies, if you ask me |
| Jemmy | (reply to bill) posted 10-Jul-2001 11:03am Yeah, sort of. I did like Pearl Harbour though, but I know lots of people didn't. Tomb Raider was fun, but not exactly what I'd call a quality film. And if you like kids flicks, then Shrek was excellent. |
| thrifthtml | posted 10-Jul-2001 11:59am how did this turn into a movie discussion... :-? |
| heyzeus1 | posted 10-Jul-2001 6:58pm ![]() when i lie my nose and my forehead get longer. |
| thrifthtml | (reply to heyzeus1) posted 10-Jul-2001 10:08pm hah |
| Brian | posted 11-Jul-2001 2:30pm It would vary from moment to moment. It was suggested to me that this can come in handy during intimate encounters. |
| Brian | (reply to heyzeus1) posted 11-Jul-2001 2:33pm (rolling on the floor laughing, holding stomach, gasping for breath) My hat's off to a super super jester. Great visual humor. A++ Believe it or not, I once had a shirt similar to that. I love loud shirts. |
| Brian | (reply to thrifthtml) posted 11-Jul-2001 2:36pm I know what you mean. |
| Brian | (reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 11-Jul-2001 2:38pm Truths more fun and funnier than lies and fibs. |
| Brian | posted 11-Jul-2001 2:47pm Actually, the more I think about it, my nose would be as big as my "ego". That's kinda like saying: The next sentence is true. The previous sentence is false. |
| thrifthtml | posted 11-Jul-2001 3:51pm if the previous sentence is true about the sentence being false then the sentence is true which means that the previous sentence is also true..... |
| Kristal_Rose | (reply to Brian) posted 11-Jul-2001 4:39pm I've prided myself all my life on being 102% honest. But with this woman, being right is wrong at times. For the other folks, I'm just sheparding them through multiple future potentials by only pointing out the good ones, not necessarily the ones they were headed for. I feel in such a slump. I thrive on constant supernatural events, and nothings been happening for weeks it seems. I don't even feel like SC's self appointed new age minister anymore. I go to the supermarket where I usually hear talk about religious ecstasy, and instead overhear talk about back-sliding. I wonder if I'm possibly becoming corrupted by dating. |
| heyzeus1 | (reply to Brian) posted 11-Jul-2001 5:40pm you had a shirt with a picture of a guy on it with a stretched nose and forehead? |
| Brian | (reply to Kristal_Rose) posted 12-Jul-2001 7:47am Interesting. I have been "backsliding" too in my daily communications with God. I am praying less and with less devotion in my prayers. I read the Bible, but with less interest and concentration on what I am reading. I have a number of "worldly concerns" knocking at my mental door, but usually my time in prayer or studying the Bible is the source of strength to survive them. Maybe it's sunspots. |
| Brian | (reply to heyzeus1) posted 12-Jul-2001 7:48am lol lol lol You crack me up! Thanks. |
| Kristal_Rose | (reply to Brian) posted 12-Jul-2001 6:13pm or Mars burning so brightly. I cant even find Orion, Casseopia, or the big dipper these days (think I saw cygnus last night {my mom has a star in that group} while listening to the nightingale). I did watch a bunch of religious stations last night which were relevant to my life at the moment. Dr Gene Scott & some TBN stuff had me wondering again if getting my own channel was the route to go. I had someone ask if I wanted in on a ground floor of interactive TV selections being put on by the founder of VH1, head of UCLA media, etc. I'd have to give up getting my teaching degree to jump directly into content technology. Scotts cool. Not to many people on video force you to listen with actual consciousness. Watts was the coolest, but he didn't guide you into waking up, if you were on a wave-length to hear him, you were probably awake already. |
| Missalee | posted 15-Aug-2001 8:29pm Most of what I say is a lie, but sometimes I tell the truth, so I think that almost evens it out... |
| darkshadowsseeker | posted 9-Sep-2001 1:10am I'm not sure, but probably not much bigger than it is now. I seldom lie, in part because I am a very poor liar. I blush and stammer when I lie. |
| girl | posted 26-Sep-2001 10:18pm very, very big |
| autumnlight | posted 29-Sep-2001 9:24am Very big at college, where I have to make excuses to why i wasn't at that lesson today, but at home or anywhere else it would be normal size. |
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