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Sunday Stealing: Sunday Stealing Player's Meme
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Today we ripped this meme not from a blogger but from you, our players and friends. We asked for original questions last week. And did you guys deliver! We believe we’ve got everyone in the credits. If we missed you, let us know! The star players who submitted questions were: Hooting Anni, Niko, Wendy, Melanie, Ace, Bambie, Zoan, Dixie Chick, Lynette from A Blog in the Rough, The Gal, Katie, Hazel, Me, Mark from An Erie Tapestry, Mamo Ko, Cat., Noelle, Kwizgiver, Shakaku, Catch Her in the Wry, Brandt, Debster, Zh3en22, Americanising Desi and Kathy. Head over to the SS headquarters for the grand theft.

Cheers to all of us thieves!

1. :::sniff, sniff::: Is the dog in the house? he got sent overseas. you're just seeing his framed photo sitting prominently on the bookshelf

2. What is the best piece of advice you've ever received? There is always room for improvement. You only stop learning when you die.

3. What's the worst experience you've ever had involving alcohol? if I ever get myself drunk and sober right back, I can then slur a speech on this

4. What's the worst thing you've ever done to another person? execute a desperate decision on him

5. Who do you think started the concept of memes? someone creative with lots of time

6. Give a song title or line that describes how you are feeling right now "although it's been said many times, many ways Merry Christmas to you!"

7. What's your favorite search engine? Yahoo!, Google, Ask, Bing? or something else? Google

8. If Paul is the Cute One and John is the Smart One and George is the Quiet One and Ringo is the Funny One, which Beatle are you? I like the sound of 'George' best among the four

9. The democratic government decides that, not only do we have to share our money with people who choose not to work, we also have to share our children with those who do not want to ruin their bodies with being pregnant. Which child do you give up? absolutely none

10. When should you procrastinate - now or later? in my mind it's definitely later but....

11. What is your favorite fast food? Jollibee

12. What was your favourite game as a child? house and tug of war

13. Why terrible twos have to be terrible because they're double trouble

14. Describe your favorite family member. a handful. he calls me Mommy

15. What does your favorite breakfast consist of? coffee, fruits, corned beef with rice

16. What food is better the day after it was made? jack fruit with dried tuna in coconut milk, spring onions, ginger and lemon grass. everyone at home is suddenly hungry the day after it's made

17. What was your last big purchase? 96-hour holiday abroad

18. When was the last time you kissed someone and really enjoyed it? 17 years ago

19. Why are there memes? so there's something to feed the memesters

20. Described yourself using two words that rhyme. (i.e. fuddy-duddy) Anastasia Whatgotcha

21. If you were given the option of a "do-over" in life .. would you take it? nope

22. What movie makes (or has made) you cry? What touched you about it? anything that portrays a human being at his best, noblest, most selfless, most glorified

23. What is one big mistake that you did in your life? And what did you do to make it right? fell into a stupid pit; sealed the pit off after I got out

24. When Life Gives You Lemons, What Do You Do With Them? make a lemonade of course

25. How different are you in real life as compared to the online identity you have created for yourself? online is just an understatement of my offline

26. Do you know what your parents would have named you if you had been born the opposite sex? I sent a text to my mother for this. She replied: Jessie

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Our Weekend Memoirs: Tugging
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At Suvarnabhumi (Bangkok International Airport) on a recent out of town trip, I wandered round a bit before dragging my luggage towards departure. This reminds me of a game I enjoyed playing when I was a kid.


A three-headed dragon for the winner!

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Comments

Marites said…
interesting answers! I like #20 answer:) have a good weekend!

My SS is here.
Hazel said…
Marites, oh that... :D
Hootin Anni said…
I think that is super advice...about room for improvement.


Here's my Stealing Hope you can stop by to visit with me if time allows!!
Hazel said…
Anni, I think so too. It's been helpful.
Anonymous said…
ROFLMAO on 20. Too funny. Great answers. Especially about CJ. Have a great Sunday.
I am Harriet said…
So true to never stop learning.


Have a great rest of your weekend.
http://harrietandfriends.com/2010/09/when-life-gives-you-lemons-what-do-you-do-with-them/
Monday Mayhem is back!
Chubskulit Rose said…
Love the memesters word lol...
Bud Fisher said…
I didn't even THINK of asking my mother about the girl's name. You're clever as always...
Hazel said…
Thom, Anastasia's got a handful, lmao! Thanks.

Harriet, until we do something else :D Thanks.

chubs, you like it sis, huh :)

Bud, I did emphasize to her "that if I were a BOY" she still gave me a girl's name, lmao

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