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East...if you go far enough east you end up west...and vice versa. :mrgreen:

Handkerchief or kleenex?
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I have always been adverse to Hankerchiefs. Something about blowing mucus into a scrap of material then putting it back in my pocket.

Antartica or the Arctic?
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Antartica.

The Ross Iceshelf or the Ross Sea (That Ross feller sure had an ego on him, didn't he?)
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Ross Iceshelf - NZ has a base around there somewhere. Scott Base it is called and America has one right next to it. That is good as we get the benefit of your cargo planes! :mrgreen:

Germany or France?
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Germany......aber meine komf schmertz :?
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I don't speak German - was there a choice in there?




pickles or olives?
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olives. they are delicious.

Rock or Roll?
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rock (folk-rock actually)



Miss or Ms. ?
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Miss. I think it sounds a bit cooler.


Rural or urban?
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Urban.

Beowulf or Gilgamesh?
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Beowulf.


red wine or white wine?
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depends:
--red for Italian food
--white for everything else
--Sangria when I'm dying of thirst! :)



With spaghetti: meatballs or sausage?
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Either or - depends on my mood.

Good or evil? :deviate:
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good :angel:


black or blue?
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Black.

Acid or base?
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chemistry? Yuck


school or vacation (tough choice!)
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I pick school because I can only go about four days on a vacation without getting bored.

Gods or generals?
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generals (Wellington's my hero)



men or women? (HUH?)
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Women. :twisted:

Foreward or backwards? :?
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foreward - no backward in a book

moose or elk?
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Moose - they are cute to me.


Sweet or Unsweet Tea?
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Unsweet - sweetened: bleh!

Hot tea or ice tea?
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Iced Tea - as long as it has plenty of sugar. mmmmmmmmmmmmm


Peperoni Pizza or Cheese Pizza?
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Pepperoni.

Liver or onions? :mrgreen:
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onions
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