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TykeMerc replied

18 January 2011, 17:12
17, but I was feeling thoroughly conciliatory and in "PM make problems go away" mode.

A few years ago I would definitely have answered some of the questions very differently.
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Churchill replied

18 January 2011, 16:45
Originally posted by hyperD View Post

30.

It was like listening to a "things about you I don't like" lecture by the ex-wife.

Nice.
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hyperD replied

18 January 2011, 16:38
30.

It was like listening to a "things about you I don't like" lecture by the ex-wife.
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eek replied

18 January 2011, 14:43
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

It's a simple test designed to see if you are able to relate to other human beings in a kind and meaningful way or whether you are a creepy, odd loner who puts their DVD's in alphabetical order, sits at the window with binoculars staring at the bedroom window of the lady next door while wearing a gingham dress and stockings.

It doesn't prove anything.

If I hadn't met you I would be imagining Grayson Perry.
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d000hg replied

18 January 2011, 14:30
Originally posted by SueEllen View Post

Don't you have nephews or nieces? Or adult friends' with young children?

I think that's equally socially unacceptable.
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MarillionFan replied

18 January 2011, 13:14
It's a simple test designed to see if you are able to relate to other human beings in a kind and meaningful way or whether you are a creepy, odd loner who puts their DVD's in alphabetical order, sits at the window with binoculars staring at the bedroom window of the lady next door while wearing a gingham dress and stockings.

It doesn't prove anything.
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Mich the Tester replied

18 January 2011, 13:10
Question 9; I am fascinated by dates.

WTF?
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phantom bootlegger replied

18 January 2011, 12:59
26.
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Churchill replied

18 January 2011, 12:57
Originally posted by Halo Jones View Post

WRCS

WRVS - Shirley? Put the kettle on love!
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Halo Jones replied

18 January 2011, 12:46
Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post

We are meant to be different, FFS.

WRCS
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Churchill replied

18 January 2011, 12:36
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

I think you missed the joke; I think she was being a bit naughty. Wakey, wakey Churchill!

What do you expect? I scored %101010!
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Mich the Tester replied

18 January 2011, 12:34
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

Oi SueEllen, I have a package for you. It's marked "Sense of humour for SueEllen".

I think you missed the joke; I think she was being a bit naughty. Wakey, wakey Churchill!
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Churchill replied

18 January 2011, 12:33
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

29. I didn't read to know what that means.

Um...

That's a bit sinister since I don't have children. "Pretend this is a ..."

Originally posted by SueEllen View Post

Don't you have nephews or nieces? Or adult friends' with young children?

Oi SueEllen, I have a package for you. It's marked "Sense of humour for SueEllen".
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SueEllen replied

18 January 2011, 12:32
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

29. I didn't read to know what that means.

Um...

I find it very easy to play games with children that involve pretending.

That's a bit sinister since I don't have children. "Pretend this is a ..."

Don't you have nephews or nieces? Or adult friends' with young children?
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d000hg replied

18 January 2011, 12:05
29. I didn't read to know what that means.

Um...

I find it very easy to play games with children that involve pretending.

That's a bit sinister since I don't have children. "Pretend this is a ..."
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