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04 Jun 2018, 6:21 pm

^My favorite ones are fantasy with romance too!

Unfortunately no! Which Hogwarts house do you belong to (if you did the quiz) and/or which one would you like to belong to?



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04 Jun 2018, 6:25 pm

I'm one of the few earthlings of literate age who hasn't read or watched Harry Potter.
I would be in the Harry Potter house I guess. Is that applicable?

Do you like South Pacific? (The musical)


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04 Jun 2018, 6:27 pm

I'd probably be Griffondor.

same question


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04 Jun 2018, 6:31 pm

IsabellaLinton wrote:
I'm one of the few earthlings of literate age who hasn't read or watched Harry Potter.
I would be in the Harry Potter house I guess. Is that applicable?

Do you like South Pacific? (The musical)


Hahah it's okay, i don't like it that much either :) I just like some of the characters.
I've heard about South Pacific but never really watched it!
Do you like 80s music?



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04 Jun 2018, 6:33 pm

Kuraudo7777 wrote:
I'd probably be Griffondor.

same question

I'm a proud Slytherin whoops!

What's your fav genre of music?

( double posting but i wanted to reply to both questions!)



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04 Jun 2018, 6:50 pm

I've seen some of the Harry Potter movies. Never read any of the books. Harry Potter is okay...but not a big part of my life.

My favorite genre is probably early rural American blues.

Same question.



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04 Jun 2018, 6:53 pm

AprilR wrote:
Kuraudo7777 wrote:
I'd probably be Griffondor.

same question

I'm a proud Slytherin whoops!

What's your fav genre of music?

( double posting but i wanted to reply to both questions!)


I like 80s music because that's when I was a teenager.
I like punk (Sex Pistols, The Smiths, Dead Kennedys), classic rock (OZZY, AC/DC, The Who, The Beatles, The Stones, Bowie), and even some of the fun 80s music (Depeche Mode, Blue Monday, New Order, Howard Jones, The Cure).
Mostly British music, but some American bands too (Van Halen).

I love Elton John and Simon & Garfunkel

You?


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04 Jun 2018, 7:03 pm

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I'm quite interested in art history and colour theory.

I am more into a particular range of artistic expression in history, namely involving synaesthesia ~ ranging from more ancient cave paintings to more modern movements involving Pointillism and Cubism, as I identify with seeing things as such. In respect of colour theory I get on most with Rudolph Steiner's approach.

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In terms of my own skill, I can't draw and I can't sculpt. I'm terrible at 3D and spatial sense. I'm OK with abstract painting but it isn't a style I particularly like, so I don't do it much. Somehow, I'm able to sketch with charcoal fairly well because it can be more casual, and I can blend.

It seems we are polar opposites as I did not get on with charcoal as it was too cumbersome and messy for me, and messy for my portfolio when I forgot to use fixative. When it came to charcoal drawing and oil painting ~ I found going for pencil crayons and acrylic paints instead was definitely my thing.

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I'm obsessed with adult colouring books (Check out the Wuthering Heights one on Amazon UK; it's incredibly beautiful).

I am really into the geometric colouring books myself ~ only I have not gotten any since I finished off my pencil crayon set and have yet to replace it, as the local art supplier closed some time back now ~ and the pencils crayons I like are specialist jobs.

I really liked a number of the ones in the WT colouring book ~ but not so much the human representations as they were just a little bit too cartoon-like for my tastes. I very much like the work of Alphonse Mucha in terms of representing people, and I especially like the naturalistic borders or framework designs common to the Art Nouveau or Art Deco style. I really like stained glass window colouring books too ~ but oh my whole life I really loath any colouring books having single images over two pages, what with the divide between them. An idea keeps coming up though of going to the local printers and copying and pasting the images together on really decent quality paper ~ which does have quite some appeal about it for me.

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I"m also obsessed with the smell of playdoh and the smell of fingerpaint (childhood)

I can really relate with liking the playdoh smell, and have known many people who like it too ~ plus the fingerpaint thing but I have never been able to relate with that one myself.

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Do you like gardening?

I used to in the practical sense as I used to do it for work, but now I am a vicarious gardener who shares an interest in others practical or historical gardening experiences ~ it's especially nice seeing newbie veg gardeners being all excited about their first crop.

Are you a gardening type?


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04 Jun 2018, 7:18 pm

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I like 80s music because that's when I was a teenager.
I like punk (Sex Pistols, The Smiths, Dead Kennedys), classic rock (OZZY, AC/DC, The Who, The Beatles, The Stones, Bowie), and even some of the fun 80s music (Depeche Mode, Blue Monday, New Order, Howard Jones, The Cure).
Mostly British music, but some American bands too (Van Halen).

I love Elton John and Simon & Garfunkel

You?


I basically love all the bands you've listed! 80s music makes me feel like i was born in the wrong era, i especially love David Bowie! But then i also love classical music, smooth jazz and some traditional folk music. It's too hard to choose really.
Do you like Fleetwood Mac?



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04 Jun 2018, 7:28 pm

I really like Seven Wonders and Tusk.

I forgot to mention The Ramones, Modern English and Simple Minds (Sparkle in the Rain album).

Yes, it was fun in the 80s. Such a diversity between punk and new wave with some very good, hard rock mixed in.

Do you like Def Leppard? I won tickets to see them from the radio.


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04 Jun 2018, 7:30 pm

I've heard the name, of course-----don't know too much about them.

Ever see "Spinal Tap"? (I haven't).



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04 Jun 2018, 7:34 pm

Def Leppard had a one-handed drummer. I'm not sure if he's still with the band.

I haven't seen Spinal Tap. I don't do movies very often.


Have you seen Rocky Horror (live)?


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04 Jun 2018, 7:37 pm

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You do seem more like a cancer! I have moon in cancer as well, so i also show some of the traits but i'm a capricorn.

I am a Capricorn with my Moon in Taurus.

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Do you like to sleep early or late?

Due to ultraviolet light sensitivity I can only calm down enough to sleep when it is dark, so I go to bed about seven or eight in the morning.

Do you sleep at regular or irregular times?


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04 Jun 2018, 8:04 pm

Deepthought 7 wrote:
AprilR wrote:
You do seem more like a cancer! I have moon in cancer as well, so i also show some of the traits but i'm a capricorn.

I am a Capricorn with my Moon in Taurus.

AprilR wrote:
Do you like to sleep early or late?

Due to ultraviolet light sensitivity I can only calm down enough to sleep when it is dark, so I go to bed about seven or eight in the morning.

Do you sleep at regular or irregular times?



That's exactly like me. I need to be awake in the dark, to calm down from my day. I love the dark as it gives me energy, creativity, confidence and calm. By dawn I'm usually knackered and ready to sleep. I don't do well in daylight and try to avoid it as best I can.

I sleep from dawn until noon, depending on the season and the sun. This is my regular, albeit uncommon, sleeping pattern.

Do you have sleep rituals?


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04 Jun 2018, 8:09 pm

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I am a Capricorn with my Moon in Taurus.


Both are earth signs so you're probably a persistent,loyal person who's careful with money :)

I usually chill for about 30 minutes with my phone before sleeping, as i'm doing now! I'll ask one last question: Do you like fairytales?



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04 Jun 2018, 8:11 pm

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I also had a chance encounter with a psychic who walked up to me at leisure and said "Oh my goodness! You're one of those!" (One of what?) "You were born on ...., which is the most magic day of the calendar. I've never met one before". She was correct and I have no idea how she would have known otherwise.


In that light intensity changes according to the seasons ~ each person has a particular light frequency depending upon their birth date, and a particular radiance according to how they are feeling. Some people can see the light of others just as much as others can see the colour of people's hair, skin and clothes.

Have you not seen the radiance or aura of someone shining out at some time?


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