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[Delfos]

afaik theatre is art. if you mean "plastic art" as in paintings vs theatre, I prefer going to an exhibition.

Harpsichord or Harp?

[Allama]

Harp

Trumpet or French Horn?

[Delfos]

you know my answer, which makes me ask, we should get a trumpet emoji

I never know what to call them, emoji or emoticon?

[Khem]

E mo ti con

Cake or death?

[Somstratzka]

Cake bah!!!

Spam or SPAMMMMMMMZZ

[Delfos]

spam

TV News or Internet?

[Allama]

Internet

Staying at home reading a book or going out to a nightclub?

[Delfos]

that's a hard one, but I'll take "going out" any time over "staying in", specially with friends and drinks...unless I'm tired or it's very very cold.

reading a book to sleep or reading a book to study?

[Allama]

Reading a book to sleep; I never did "study" back in the day. One read through a textbook was enough, and I didn't even bother with that if we discussed the same subjects the book covered in class.

Taking ecstasy at work or navigating a strange foreign city while drunk?

[Khem]

Having done both, ecstacy at work is the clear choice. Finally get a good heart to heart with the boss.

Waking up naked in the woods or clothed in a sex dungeon next door to your house?

[Delfos]

Having done both, ecstacy at work is the clear choice. Finally get a good heart to heart with the boss.

Waking up naked in the woods or clothed in a sex dungeon next door to your house?

and the dephs of Khem's dark mind show up. I'm sure I wouldn't feel awkward in a sex dungeon and be happy to know there are such places next door to my home, while waking up naked in the woods there are several problems and stresses, such as, how the fuck did I get here? Where are my clothes? Why was I asleep? Why is my body hitching all over? Why is my butt hole hitching? I prefer the sex dungeon evry tiem.

I never did "study" back in the day. One read through a textbook was enough

I meant a book that isn't a romance, that you read because you want to know things, like Mechanical and Material Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, etc.

If there were 2 professions left on earth and you had to choose one, Engineer or Architect?

[Allama]

Architect

Many mid-level friends or a rare few close and trusted ones?

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I never did "study" back in the day. One read through a textbook was enough

I meant a book that isn't a romance, that you read because you want to know things, like Mechanical and Material Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, etc.

Normally I don't see the word "study" being used to refer to simply reading up on/learning about a subject. It typically indicates re-reading, highlighting, doing flash cards, all that shit we associate with being a student in school. Perhaps this is simply a local, colloquial language thing; that all may not be part of the formal definition. *shrugs* At any rate, I do read non-fiction, I just don't "study" it afterward. A single read is plenty!

I am curious about this, also: why mention romance specifically over simply fiction in general? Do you value it differently than other fiction? A lot of people seem to do so.

[Khem]

Of course the rare few and trusted ones.

Human centipede, middle or back position?

[Delfos]

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Thanks for breaking the game Khem

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I am curious about this, also: why mention romance specifically over simply fiction in general? Do you value it differently than other fiction? A lot of people seem to do so.

I didn't really think about it, but I guess I do, but I also like short-stories. I guess it has to do with the economy more than with personal preference, you'd only buy a "large" book, which is sort-of expensive, to read it for pleasure, you try to disseminate it more than the movies you watch, and really only spend those 20 to 40 euros in things you're really going to cherish, and maybe that's why Romances are more valued. Well I'm talking to an avid consumer of books so that might be different, even with cultural differences aside, but like going to the cinema I tend to only go for movies that show promise being spectacular in the cinema, with high cinema value, I also funel in books, go for more expensive more lengthy more rewarding experiences, and just like in movies sometimes I want to throw it to the ground.

[Allama]

Back position

Horror movies or thrillers?

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I am curious about this, also: why mention romance specifically over simply fiction in general? Do you value it differently than other fiction? A lot of people seem to do so.

I didn't really think about it, but I guess I do, but I also like short-stories. I guess it has to do with the economy more than with personal preference, you'd only buy a "large" book, which is sort-of expensive, to read it for pleasure, you try to disseminate it more than the movies you watch, and really only spend those 20 to 40 euros in things you're really going to cherish, and maybe that's why Romances are more valued. Well I'm talking to an avid consumer of books so that might be different, even with cultural differences aside, but like going to the cinema I tend to only go for movies that show promise being spectacular in the cinema, with high cinema value, I also funel in books, go for more expensive more lengthy more rewarding experiences, and just like in movies sometimes I want to throw it to the ground.

Makes sense to me! I also go to the movie theater very rarely, only to see films I feel will be both high in quality and visually worth spending $$ on the giant screen experience. I purchase books quite regularly, however, though I always research in advance to see if they're cherishable. I also buy used almost exclusively so they typically only cost $4-6, much less if I find them at a library sale.