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More than enough things o keep me busy. Would have slight withdrawal symptoms.

DO you have good reflexes?

Fairly okay and fast, slightly uncoordinated (though, this slight incoordination could have devastating effects if not considered within any activity).

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No. Very uncoordinated in general. I'm always covered in bruises, and I'm one of the clumsiest people I know. I occasionally get lucky and catch something that is thrown at me

Name three of your least favorite noises/sounds.

I don't really have much problem with specific sounds. I dislike 'walls of sound' because I can't process conversations when there's lots of background noise. So lots of conversations going on at once is intensely disconcerting to me. I don't like many of the sounds in classical music - violins, oboes that sort of thing. Babies crying is also hard to listen to but I think that's standard for most people. Lately my neighbour has been doing lots of groundwork right up to the edge of my garden which causes me immense irritation - that constant low rumble of heavy machinery. But only because I feel like sooner or later its going to damage something of mine and I'm going to have to go and deal with it.

Can you ride a horse?

Worst sounds:
crinkling packaging (I'll go proper mad)
hyper human voices (news radio, weather, traffic, sportscasters, adverts)
styrofoam squeaks

Horse:
Yes, quite well.

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I have ridden a horse when i was a Child but only once.

Who is your favorite fictional character from anything, ever?

Contenders: BOOKS

Cordelia, King Lear
Hester Vernon, Hester
Isabel Archer, Portrait of a Lady
Lucy Snowe, Villette
Isabella Linton, Wuthering Heights
Helen Graham, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
M. Paul Emanuel, Villette
Dorian Gray, The Picture of Dorian Gray
Werther, The Sorrows of Young Werther (Goethe)
Charlie Drouet, Sister Carrie
Atticus Finch, TKAM

Contenders: TV / Film

Grover, Sesame Street
Wilbur, Charlotte's Web
Fred Flintstone
David Fisher, Six Feet Under
Cristina Yang, Grey's Anatomy


And the winner goes to .... ? Possibly Hester or Isabel for women, Paul Emanuel for men.



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I also have way too many! Yasu from Umineko no naku koro ni is one, from books probably Sara Crewe from A Little Princess. I have a million more but no need to expose my obsessions haha.

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OMG I almost forgot

Esther Greenwood, The Bell Jar

Éponine, Les Misérables

Estella Havisham, Great Expectations

Mary Hatch Bailey, It's a Wonderful Life

Alison Reynolds, Breakfast Club

Del Griffiths, Planes Trains and Automobiles

Rabbi Ari, Six Feet Under



(This could go on all night ...)



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hmmm i don't rally have a favorite fictional character....... does Jesus count? in some circles he might.

as a kid i say my favorite fictional characters were
superman
batman
wolverine
spiderman
terminator
robocop
mad max
rambo

I was not a very sophisticated child. nor did i have sophisticated tastes...

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I'm trying to think rationally about which ones shaped literature for me the most. The ones I can't imagine life without, or I reflect on pretty much every day: Atticus, Isabella, M Emanuel, and Éponine.

I adore Lucy and Isabel though, too. And Esther.

Here we go again

lol

How about Winnie the Pooh?

Who are some characters you couldn't stand?

characters i cant stand....again i'm at a loss....maybe i have deficient self-memory....but i cant think of any character i have truly hated......in fact i find villains entertaining. in fact i might have liked joker better than batman, now that i think about it.

Way too many again but my mind goes blank when asked these types of questions.

I hate Dr. House for one thing. (yes i still watched the show however) also maybe Joker from the latest movie?

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LOL @theprisoner: Just noticed your answer!

There are lots of characters I can't stand, but we aren't supposed to like them.

I'm trying to think who I can't stand, but I'm supposed to like.

Characters you might know:

The Little Mermaid
She gives up her voice, her mermaidness, and her family for a man who gives up nothing for her. Why didn't he go live in the sea, since they had access to magic?

Moll Flanders
Just kill me now. She was a bittch. I had zero sympathy for her.

Madame Bovary
Same. Buy a dildo instead of destroying people.

Rochester
Jane Eyre. Even as a sadist, he's a douchebag.


Pretty much every character written by Jane Austen


Teddy Altman, Grey's Anatomy
Just cross your legs and make up your mind.

Tigger, Winnie the Pooh
Altogether too hyper and cynical


*feeling harsh today lol

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^ I admit i am a bit of a Mr Darcy fan but that's probably because of Colin Firth in the BBC adaptation haha

I know we're supposed to hate norman bates, but i dont know, to me he; just seems a misunderstood fellow... he jsut needed some therapy... is it sick to laugh when somebody gets killed in a slasher film?

Im trying to think back to childhood, winnie the pooh, they was all lovable wasn't they? The only cartoon character i truly hated was the Gargamel from the smurfs. Now there's a clear case of good and evil.

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