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PearlOfAGirl

I wouldn't say I exactly hate this song, but it's not one of my favorites:
'The Little Drummer Boy'

What two groups would you like to see on tour with Pearl Jam next time around?

theserialthrilla

owwwwwwwwwww shawn smith 100% saw him in a pub in london great voice and ..anyone they like..

do you listen to all the other pj stuff..ie brad shawn smith solo stuff as well

Claireack

Keep meaning to check them out, but never seem to have the time.

What's for tea?

nuffingman

Chicken stir fry - I think.

How many speeding tickets have you had?

Claireack

None!! Although I have been done for driving without due care and attention :oops:

Do you eat free range chicken?

nuffingman

Bad lady!

Yes to free range chicken.

Do you eat liver?

Claireack

No, veggie. Although even pre I hated it.

What are your plans for the weekend?

lukin2006

Going shopping Saturday, going to watch football Sunday during the day which leads up to the Cowboy Eagles game...Go Boys.

Are you getting the H1N1 flu shot when available?

Claireack

Have been offered it (I work for the NHS), but no, not going to have it.

What is the first thing you put in your trolley when you go to the supermarket?

PearlOfAGirl

fruit and veggies

Where are you from?
Never heard a shopping carriage called a trolley before...

theserialthrilla

HeartShapedBox wrote:

fruit and veggies

Where are you from?
Never heard a shopping carriage called a trolley before...

lol..carriage are on trains....

we are both british..

whats the most you have spent on one pj item

PearlOfAGirl

Last Christmas I bought my son The Ten Re-Issued Set ~ $140.00

Why do I have to feel so sick right now?

I'm going to bed :yawn:

Claireack

I don't know,

How are you feeling today?

gearboy

sleepy


do you have to work today?

Claireack

Fortunately no, although saying that isn't housework and food shopping work?

Have you celebrated Bonfire night?

Black Diamond

I have no idea what that is?

Please enlighten me?

g under p

Black Diamond wrote:

I have no idea what that is?

Please enlighten me?

You know I have them all the time in S Florida. You light a big bonfire in the front yard after clearing all of my brush.

The most romantic place you had a kiss?

For me under Sankaty Lighthouse Nantucket, Mass under a full moon.

peace

Claireack

Black Diamond;

From Wiki 'Guy Fawkes Night is an annual celebration on the evening of 5 November. It marks the downfall of the Gunpowder Plot of 5 November 1605, in which a number of Catholic conspirators, including Guy Fawkes, attempted to destroy the Houses of Parliament, in London, United Kingdom.

It is primarily marked in the United Kingdom where it was compulsory, by fiat, until 1859, to celebrate the deliverance of the King of Great Britain; but, it is also celebrated in former British colonies including New Zealand,[1] Newfoundland, South Africa, and parts of the Caribbean. Bonfire Night was celebrated in Australia until the mid- to late 1970s, when sale and public use of fireworks was made illegal and the celebration was effectively abolished. It is also celebrated in the British Overseas Territory of Bermuda .[2] Festivities are centred on the use of fireworks and the lighting of bonfires.'

Hope that helps.

Obviously it wasn't last night, but when it's in the week most Bonfire parties are at the weekend.

g under p wrote:

The most romantic place you had a kiss?

Gosh, I find loads of places romantic, but the main one that springs to mind, mainly because it was quite moving was on Boxing day the year after the Tsunami, on a beach on Koh Lanta in Thailand. It was a beautiful, warm night, and paper lanterns were being sent into the sky to commemorate the year since the Tsunami. It was special for me also as I was with the two people I love the most, my husband and my son. It was also a year to the day since my husband had been involved in a serious car accident and I got that awful 'your husband has been in an accident please come to the hospital' phonecall, then taken to the relatives room on arrival (at which point I was convinced he had died). I had a big kiss and a cuddle from both my husband and son and we stood on the beach with the waves lapping at our toes watching the lanterns float into the sky, it was a really special moment, full of lots of thoughts and love.

Gosh that was a long answer.

What has been your most terrifying experience?

Black Diamond

February 26, 1993
I worked on the 98th floor of the Tower 1 of the World Trade Center in NY.
A major blast went off in the basement (which if 40 yards in another direction would have knocked the building down(8 years early)
It took us 3 hours to get out of the building after inhaling tons of smoke wound up in hospital for the night.

Although the good news for me personally was that our company broke the lease. If I had been there on 9/11, my floor was the floor where the plane hit.

Will they ever build the new buildings above the old WTC site?

Claireack

Gosh that sound horrendous!! Glad you weren't there 9/11, in fact wish noone was in there.

Black Diamond wrote:

Will they ever build the new buildings above the old WTC site?

I hope not, I'm for the memorial garden idea. I think relatives/friends/everyone needs somewhere to visit and remember what happened.

Do you think they'll ever find Bin Laden?