Keep it Snappy!

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BS5 and Suburbia have completed this quiz with answers of one word ONLY...
not that easy..


1. Where is your cell phone? table
2. Your significant other? couch
3. Your hair? brunette
4. Your mother? classy
5. Your father? napoleonic
6. Your favorite thing? family
7. Your dream last night? Gerry
8. Your favorite drink? Gin
9. Your dream/goal? Shop
10. The room you're in? bedroom
11. Your fear? Drowning
12. Where do you want to be in 6 years? healthy
13. Where were you last night? home
14. What you're not? svelte
15. Muffins? raspberry
16. One of your wish list items? Contentment
17. Where you grew up? various
18. The last thing you did? shower
19. What are you wearing? duvet
20. Your TV? shared
21. Your pet? labrador!
22. Your computer? friendly
23. Your life? hormonal
24. Your mood? mellow
25. Missing someone? always
26. Your car? berlingo
27. Something you're not wearing? bra
28. Favorite Store? bookshop
29. Your summer? mixed
30. Your favorite color? purple
31. When is the last time you laughed? ten
32. Last time you cried?  fortnight


WHY not have a go!?

Comments

  1. BS5 Blogger6:39 am, November 24, 2008

    Those were very witty answers! Svelte, duvet and what you were not wearing made me laugh! Have a great Monday.

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  2. Anonymous10:55 am, November 24, 2008

    Hi babe,you are funny. If I did this it would 90% the same. Rasperry muffins, yum...no bra.bookshop..etc.

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  3. Anonymous10:56 am, November 24, 2008

    Why do I always get a dustbin at the end of every comment I make?

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  4. Saz12:14 pm, November 24, 2008

    In case you want to delete it? only appears on the maker of comment...

    ReplyDelete

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