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The skulls of my victims.

Have you ever composed a song or piece of music?

I hope it isn't a big collection you have there racheypie666

No I haven't composed a song

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Yes, I have composed several and also recorded one. Been doing it since the age of 15.

Analogue or digital watch?

Digital

What is your favorite holiday?

Hmm...probably Christmas.

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Grandparents Day as such does exist.

If given the chance to go back in time and alter events either on a historical level or personal one, would you do it and if so accept the repercussions of such actions?

Boy, you ask some really interesting questions.

On a historical note - I am VERY anti-war. I could be wrong, but I've always maintained that certain leaders really do have minions who follow them like lost sheep, hanging on to their leader's whims and caprices like it was the best thing since sliced bread. That said, I'm all for assassinations of wayward state leaders. For instance, during the Khmer Rouge period of 1975 to 1979, Pol Pot killed a whole 1/3 to 1/4th of his own people. I believe a surgical strike at Pol Pot himself would've prevented the genocide of millions of Cambodians. The Khmer Rouge would have simply dissolved and, today, we wouldn't even know who The Duke was. (Pol Pot's chief executioner).

I believe surgical strikes at other world leaders, like Genghis Khan, Pinochet, Hitler, Mussolini, etc. would have nipped their unlawful expansions in the bud. Some people believe leaders are simply figureheads for a larger movement. I believe they are the glue that holds the movements together and their survival is an absolute necessity because, like I'd mentioned before, their followers are typically stupid and blind to, and prefer not to acknowledge, the truth.

On a personal note - I dated this Vietnamese guy for 6 months. I wasn't in love with him, nor was I attracted to him, but he loved me, and in the end, as I'm finding out, that's what mattered. Since I felt he was getting in the way of my music career, I gave him $500 and told him goodbye. His crying took me by utter surprise. Who the hell cries for Robin? To this day, I consider that lousy move of mine the greatest bad thing I've done. I would love to go back in time and get back with him. Life, hopefully, would've been better than the sh*t I've experienced since then.

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From the historical standpoint, I'd try to prevent Hitler from rising to power by potentially taking him out during World War I which, more or less reduce the likelihood of him creating mass chaos and genocide. However, you really can never know for sure if your decision has ultimately paid off, cause there might be variables or factor which could lead to someone other than Hitler that might rise to power that you never foresee whatsoever. On a personal I'd like to go back and prevent a major tragedy in my family whereby, my older brother is still, though do such would literally alter a great many things in that, I'd find myself having to explain the discarding other my brother's belongings. As well, it would be nice having him back I doubt he would be contented with how life has transpired without him and the subsequent changes that both my sister myself, and my mom have chosen on a voluntary level,


Has anyone ever seen you as something malignant whether that be socio/psychopath homosexual etc?

all kinds of other rumours maybe, like someone told me a group talked bad about me, mmm wtf, what's the motivation to tell me that?

next thing you'll do

Two possible things:
Continue staring at my seedlings only to realize it grown or moved a millimeter where the sun rays are, or go back inside and drink some coffee.

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Go to sleep.

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"Waahh! I want what you have!! !"

Sounds familiar? Broken down, that is the battle cry of many a conflict. Superpower A needs, for instance, the waters from a majestic river which flows through Superpower B's land. Superpower A tells B to build an aqueduct to share the water, but B says there's barely enough water as it is for their own irrigation. Superpower A, fearful of facing a fantastic drought that could kill half his people, wages war on B to control the river.

"Waahh! I want what you have!! !"

I'd like to think that wars are waged for humanitarian reasons, but in the end, I think they're raged for greed IN THE DISGUISE of humanitarianism. (Did Abe Lincoln REALLY want the slaves freed or was just a side effect of his "growing the nation" policy?)

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No, because there are people in the world that think it's funny to set forests on fire, and they wouldn't listen to anyone, especially me!

Do you like happy or angry music?

Mostly happy. I don't like music that is too screamy.

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