Kim
2007-02-05 20:36:40 UTC
1. Go to Wikipedia.
In the Search box, type your birth month and day (but not year).
List three events that happened on your birthday.
List two important birthdays and one interesting death.
One holiday or observance (if any).
2. Do you still have your tonsils?
3. If You Could Do Anything In The World For A Living What Would It Be?
4. How many tattoos do you have, if any?
5. Who is the one person that never fails to make you laugh?
6. Do you consider yourself well organized?
7. The Oscar nominations were recently announced - what was the Best Movie
you saw last year?
8. What is your favorite alcoholic drink?
9. Do you think marriage is an outdated ritual?
10. Do you burn or tan?
In the Search box, type your birth month and day (but not year).
List three events that happened on your birthday.
List two important birthdays and one interesting death.
One holiday or observance (if any).
2. Do you still have your tonsils?
3. If You Could Do Anything In The World For A Living What Would It Be?
4. How many tattoos do you have, if any?
5. Who is the one person that never fails to make you laugh?
6. Do you consider yourself well organized?
7. The Oscar nominations were recently announced - what was the Best Movie
you saw last year?
8. What is your favorite alcoholic drink?
9. Do you think marriage is an outdated ritual?
10. Do you burn or tan?
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Kim
http://thedarwinexception.wordpress.com
*It's encouraging to know the makers of Soylent Green would be forced by
today's FDA guidelines to include the phrase "Ingredients: People" in the
nutritional disclosure. However, I sense most shoppers would just see "Now
with no trans fats!" splashed on the front and drop a few cans in their
carts anyway. (Brad Simanek)*
Kim
http://thedarwinexception.wordpress.com
*It's encouraging to know the makers of Soylent Green would be forced by
today's FDA guidelines to include the phrase "Ingredients: People" in the
nutritional disclosure. However, I sense most shoppers would just see "Now
with no trans fats!" splashed on the front and drop a few cans in their
carts anyway. (Brad Simanek)*