<p>I don’t eat fried foods… not good for your arteries…</p>
<p>orangetwee… want to give a short explanation? everyone i know is too afraid to have a differing opinion b/c they want to appear as liberal as possible, even though both sides are equally understandable, so a convincing argument would be refreshing :)</p>
<p>Nope
(by the way when I eat fried bananas I don’t even bother with any butter, just plain bananas in a pan, so it’s not bad for your arteries…try it)</p>
<p>I had a caramelized orange slice dipped in chocolate once and it was interesting… crispy almost, and you could eat the peel, but it was almost too sweet. </p>
<p>Did you ever go to some type of ridiculous little kid summer camp, like Space Camp?
(not judging, just wondering… Space Camp was my birthday present when I was in 4th grade…)</p>
<p>i went to a little kid summer camp in sixth grade. it wasn’t too ridiculous. i got a tick bite that i pulled out myself, since i didn’t know any better.</p>
<p>would you rather have an ugly face or a bad smell?</p>
<p>i’m not an american idol fan because i’m in bulgaria. this year, however, is the first time we have music idol here and i have to admit, i can’t watch it. i get embarrassed with all those people who try to catch the judges’ attention but actually look more like clowns… i am wondering, still, what will happen next, whether a new star will emerge??.. i heard that in the us, the winners in the am idol get pretty popular, eh?</p>
<p>question: what is your fav computer game? (all you xbox fans, be quiet)</p>
<p>I agree with the fact that they basically stick to their own morals etc., though I think they almost ignore too much of the real world to be truely correct in their ways of thinking.</p>
<p>I have notes on it, so maybe I’ll make sure I haven’t forgotten something else that was crucial to existentialism :)</p>