The ask me a question game!

[Airka4real]

I can't answer that one with 100% certainty, but I think yes.

What is the most erotic thing a person can wear?

a smile.

Where did you last vacation?

 

[AnnaKen1910]

Taste. Science tells us that we can only taste 4 distinct flavours, everything else is scent. So...



I was about to say sight, but I cannot imagine to being able to touch.

Imagine you're going to a Playgrounder Hallowe'en party. What would you go as?

Marilyn Monroe from gentleman prefer blondes, or Cruella Devillle, since I already have the costumes... We have Icon day as part of spirit week at work.

Having lost my sense of taste at various times due to respiratory issues, I find it the easiest to choose, since I've dealt with the loss of it before..

Do you like tattoos on your partner?

 

[RickTango]

a smile.

Where did you last vacation?

Paris...

What is your favorite romantic resturant

 

[AnnaKen1910]

Confidence is the most erotic thing a person can wear!!

What is your most erotic article of clothing?

A red bra and panty set, until the corset I just ordered arrives..which I've never worn one before...

Last vacation was Disney World, just about 14 months ago

What is the one thing your partner can do that always turns you on?

 

[AnnaKen1910]

Paris...

What is your favorite romantic resturant

I don't have a favorite romantic restaurant, the ones near me are a tad short on the romance.

What is the one thing your partner could do that would potentially make you cry (with happiness)?

 

[cliteatingman]

I don't have a favorite romantic restaurant, the ones near me are a tad short on the romance.

What is the one thing your partner could do that would potentially make you cry (with happiness)?

Start learning to deep throat


Same question

 

[fire_breeze]

Marilyn Monroe from gentleman prefer blondes, or Cruella Devillle, since I already have the costumes... We have Icon day as part of spirit week at work.

Having lost my sense of taste at various times due to respiratory issues, I find it the easiest to choose, since I've dealt with the loss of it before..

Do you like tattoos on your partner?

Meh, it really doesn't bother me. It's a tattoo *shrugs*

Paris...

What is your favorite romantic resturant

Any place can be romantic, and even more so almost any restaurant.... it's really more about the company than anything else.

A red bra and panty set, until the corset I just ordered arrives..which I've never worn one before...

Last vacation was Disney World, just about 14 months ago

What is the one thing your partner can do that always turns you on?

Oh damn, he knows. And he uses it too, when the mood strikes him. Can get really distracting when I'm driving

If your life was a movie, what sort of soundtrack would you have?

 

[AnnaKen1910]

Start learning to deep throat


Same question

Right now I don't have a partner, so I'd have to say getting a partner.

My life's soundtrack would be extremely eclectic, with moments of music that sounds so sorrowful you want to weep without ending, interspersed with bits of light, lively, joyful mucus that lifts the soul. Possibly a lot of very deep, heavy blues, with some light jazz

What is the one place you've never been that you want to go?

 

[cliteatingman]

Right now I don't have a partner, so I'd have to say getting a partner.

My life's soundtrack would be extremely eclectic, with moments of music that sounds so sorrowful you want to weep without ending, interspersed with bits of light, lively, joyful mucus that lifts the soul. Possibly a lot of very deep, heavy blues, with some light jazz

What is the one place you've never been that you want to go?

Prague

What is your favorite type of restaurant?

 

[TexasWild]

Right now I don't have a partner, so I'd have to say getting a partner.

My life's soundtrack would be extremely eclectic, with moments of music that sounds so sorrowful you want to weep without ending, interspersed with bits of light, lively, joyful mucus that lifts the soul. Possibly a lot of very deep, heavy blues, with some light jazz

What is the one place you've never been that you want to go?

I would like to go to the Middle East. Hopefully there will not be a war going on at the time.

Same question back, where would you like to go?

 

[AnnaKen1910]

I would like to go to the Middle East. Hopefully there will not be a war going on at the time.

Same question back, where would you like to go?

England, absolutely.

Favorite type of restaurant? I can't pick just one, a steakhouse and Mexican are tied.

What state have you never visited that you would like to visit?

 

[cliteatingman]

Favorite type of restaurant? I can't pick just one, a steakhouse and Mexican are tied.

You want to be taken out for steak and Mexican, then tied? Shall I eat your pussy after I tie you?

 

[TexasWild]

England, absolutely.

Favorite type of restaurant? I can't pick just one, a steakhouse and Mexican are tied.

What state have you never visited that you would like to visit?

I have been lucky to go to all 50.

Of the states that you have visited, what is your favorite state?

 

[AnnaKen1910]

You want to be taken out for steak and Mexican, then tied? Shall I eat your pussy after I tie you?

No, I could only eat one or the other, not both in one night. I'd prefer not to be tied, but the rest of the offer was intriguing.

This has been fun and quite distracting from my mom drama earlier of my son falling and fracturing his wrist and spending 2.5 hours in the ER. Alas, my adrenaline rush from the panic attack AFTER all was said and done and we are safely home has faded, and now my bed calls, with my little injured knucklehead lightly snoring... Thanks for the fun and distractions!

 

[cliteatingman]

No, I could only eat one or the other, not both in one night. I'd prefer not to be tied, but the rest of the offer was intriguing.

This has been fun and quite distracting from my mom drama earlier of my son falling and fracturing his wrist and spending 2.5 hours in the ER. Alas, my adrenaline rush from the panic attack AFTER all was said and done and we are safely home has faded, and now my bed calls, with my little injured knucklehead lightly snoring... Thanks for the fun and distractions!

Hope your son recovers quickly

 

[fire_breeze]

I have been lucky to go to all 50.

Of the states that you have visited, what is your favorite state?

Hm... Hawai'i and Arizona/Utah was absolutely stunning visually, and very welcoming (especially Hawai'i - I just fell in love with the lush forests and the smiling people) but there is one that is close to my heart because of the memories made and to come...

And the Middle East is beautiful. I hope you get to go


What do you hope to find when you travel?

Night AnnaKen

 

[TexasWild]

Hm... Hawai'i and Arizona/Utah was absolutely stunning visually, and very welcoming (especially Hawai'i - I just fell in love with the lush forests and the smiling people) but there is one that is close to my heart because of the memories made and to come...

And the Middle East is beautiful. I hope you get to go


What do you hope to find when you travel?

Night AnnaKen

It is hard to explain but I want to find the "personality" of that particular place. The realization that there are other places outside my world of Georgia and Texas.

If you could live one year in any place in the world, where would it be and why?

 

[fire_breeze]

It is hard to explain but I want to find the "personality" of that particular place. The realization that there are other places outside my world of Georgia and Texas.

If you could live one year in any place in the world, where would it be and why?

Aside from the obvious of just with my all, for obvious reasons?

Probably England or Northern Italy. It'll be conducive to my research.


If you could get a degree in anything, for the sheer pleasure of learning, what would it be in and why?

 

[TexasWild]

Aside from the obvious of just with my all, for obvious reasons?

Probably England or Northern Italy. It'll be conducive to my research.


If you could get a degree in anything, for the sheer pleasure of learning, what would it be in and why?

Firebreeze, I am sorry to ask because I know you are a regular on the board but what is your research and what do you do for a living.

It is a long story but I would like to get a Masters in Sports Administration.

What undergraduate degree would you recommend to an rising college freshman who has no idea what he or she wants to do in their lives at that particular time.

 

[fire_breeze]

Firebreeze, I am sorry to ask because I know you are a regular on the board but what is your research and what do you do for a living.

It is a long story but I would like to get a Masters in Sports Administration.

What undergraduate degree would you recommend to an rising college freshman who has no idea what he or she wants to do in their lives at that particular time.

Why be sorry to ask? It's not that I avoid questions or anything!

I work at the university.

Hmm... that's a bit more complicated. I'd really suggest to figure out what s/he likes and is passionate about and then do a major that encompasses that. My niece, for example, likes science and figuring out how mechanical things work, so I suggested that she takes a major general engineering and then as she continues, specialise. She gets a basic, solid foundation which will help her whatever path she choses.

But I really really suggest that regardless what their majors are, they take at least one humanities course a year (history, religion, poli sci, classics, English, etc). It teaches critical thinking (which hard science does not), writing skills, analytical skills teaches and exposes appreciation for other ways of thinking and gives a more rounded knowledge - skills that are extremely useful whatever you do.


Is there so such a thing as 'useless' knowledge?

 

[nastyman12a]

Why be sorry to ask? It's not that I avoid questions or anything!

I work at the university.

Hmm... that's a bit more complicated. I'd really suggest to figure out what s/he likes and is passionate about and then do a major that encompasses that. My niece, for example, likes science and figuring out how mechanical things work, so I suggested that she takes a major general engineering and then as she continues, specialise. She gets a basic, solid foundation which will help her whatever path she choses.

But I really really suggest that regardless what their majors are, they take at least one humanities course a year (history, religion, poli sci, classics, English, etc). It teaches critical thinking (which hard science does not), writing skills, analytical skills teaches and exposes appreciation for other ways of thinking and gives a more rounded knowledge - skills that are extremely useful whatever you do.


Is there so such a thing as 'useless' knowledge?

Only the knowledge, you keep to yourself, and dont share with others. Or the things you study so you can prepare yourself to be on the Jeopardy TV game show.

What skill do you have that your most proud of?

 

[lakesailer_mi]

Only the knowledge, you keep to yourself, and dont share with others. Or the things you study so you can prepare yourself to be on the Jeopardy TV game show.

What skill do you have that your most proud of?

Well, I could be really snarky and say "grammar..."

However, I think it might be my ability to give a good public presentation.
I do a very good job of this in many settings, both professional and personal. I actually kind of enjoy doing it, and I think - usually - people enjoy it.

What fear did you have to overcome to be where you are today?

 

[Allyourbase]

Well, I could be really snarky and say "grammar..."

However, I think it might be my ability to give a good public presentation.
I do a very good job of this in many settings, both professional and personal. I actually kind of enjoy doing it, and I think - usually - people enjoy it.

What fear did you have to overcome to be where you are today?

Fear in general... really, I used to be afraid of most things in life, at some point even of going to the supermarket or riding a bus.

What is a fear you still have?

 

[SirJeffAk]

Fear in general... really, I used to be afraid of most things in life, at some point even of going to the supermarket or riding a bus.

What is a fear you still have?

I have a fear of heights. I didn't use to have one but now I do. I don't know why?

Have you ever had sex in a treehouse?

 

[Allyourbase]

I have a fear of heights. I didn't use to have one but now I do. I don't know why?

Have you ever had sex in a treehouse?

Oh, I my partner had the same thing, fear of heights that he never used to have.

And, no. But I did have a treehouse, I built it myself, which was awesome.

Name an encounter with nature that had an impact on you?