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Arbitrary Which are Betters
Baconlefeets Posted Jun 5, 2005
I like the combination ones, where it starts with a hug and ends with a kiss
Police or Sting?
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Zak T Duck Posted Jun 5, 2005
Ditto 
Sting. He rescues people who've fell down wells.
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Baconlefeets Posted Jun 5, 2005
White, as long as it's not Kingsmill - it has a funny smell.
Armchairs or settees?
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Zak T Duck Posted Jun 5, 2005
Settees, doubly so if it leads on to the first half of post 741
Films that require no thought whatsoever or films that make you think very hard?
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Baconlefeets Posted Jun 5, 2005
Depends what mood I'm in - at the moment, films that require no thought but you can escape into.
Sad music when you're feeling down or happy music to bring you out of feeling low?
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Zak T Duck Posted Jun 5, 2005
Ooh now that's a tricky one. I personally opt for the sad music. My thinking is get it all the sad stuff on (The Smiths, Morrissey, Radiohead, etc) then go to sleep, that way 9 times out of 10 you'll feel better for it in the morning.
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Baconlefeets Posted Jun 5, 2005
I do the same, feels more comforting.
Posts that don't carry on the game or posts that do?
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Zak T Duck Posted Jun 5, 2005
Posts that carry on the game
Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin?
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Zak T Duck Posted Jun 5, 2005
Murray, he's funnier in a not even trying kinda way.
Red or white wine? No don't tell me I know already. 
French or Australian red wine?
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Baconlefeets Posted Jun 5, 2005
Australian, from what I've tried.
Ok, Groundhog Day or Ghostbusters?
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Zak T Duck Posted Jun 5, 2005
Hmm, tricky.
Ghostbusters is funny and has ghosts in it, but Groundhog Day is funny and has temporal anomalies in it.
Think I'll have to go for Groundhog Day.
Email or Instant Messenger?
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Zak T Duck Posted Jun 5, 2005
Hmm, tricky.
Ghostbusters is funny and has ghosts in it, but Groundhog Day is funny and has temporal anomalies in it.
Think I'll have to go for Groundhog Day.
Email or Instant Messenger?
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Baconlefeets Posted Jun 5, 2005
Emails, you can plan exactly what you want to say.
Jacson 5 or the Osmonds?
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Zak T Duck Posted Jun 5, 2005
The Osmonds, because I can't choose neither and because the only things that have more teeth are Esther Rantzen and the Xenomorph from the Alien films.
Devon or Cornwall?
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Baconlefeets Posted Jun 5, 2005
Cornwall, because I've fond memories of being in the sea there, sat in a dingy, when a seal popped it's head out of the water and scared me to death
Sea or swimming pools?
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Zak T Duck Posted Jun 5, 2005
The sea, especially sitting on the edge of the beach, looking out towards the horizon, thinking...
Always having something to say or being comfortable with silences?
Arbitrary Which are Betters
Baconlefeets Posted Jun 5, 2005
Comfy silences.
Living in the same place or moving around?
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Zak T Duck Posted Jun 5, 2005
Moving around until you're in the right place at the right time.
New experiences/adventures on your own or with the company of someone else?
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