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fenkashi
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Does a lake beach count? Lol 2023 was very mountain and plains heavy geography wise. Looking forward to adding beaches back into the mix next year.
The next person would rather have a bit of ketchup with every meal than never have any ketchup again.
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arren18
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Probably false, honestly. It's not like I can't stand it, but ketchup is something that doesn't really do much for me. Given the choice I turn it down.
The next person gets takeaway/delivery meals regularly.
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fenkashi
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Sadly true. It's too darn convenient now. Although we're trying to cut back because we're so much healthier when we cook at home. And also food prices are through the roof as it is.
The following person cries easily. Like when watching sappy commercials, sad movies, hearing a good story, whatever.
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husky51
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Hahahaha! True!!!
My Children used to call me 'Soggy Eyeballs', they've seen me crying so many, Many times... Usually from a movie. Sometimes, when I spoke before a group of people, I would sometimes openly weep, but just carried on with what I was saying My eyes water up when ever I watch "Whisper of the Heart", even as many times as I have seen it... This has been a life-long occurance with me.
I have experienced so many different things in my life, both good and bad and sometimes it is a release... I sometimes think that because I am so emotional over things, that it helps me in relating to others...
The next person is a fan of Science-fiction stories... Heinlein, Asimov, McCaffrey to name a few...
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arren18
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True! I haven't been reading much science fiction lately, but I do tend to think of it as one of my favourite genres. 
The next person has been to a large theme park.
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fenkashi
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I think so? I've been to Canada's Wonderland and also a Six Flags. Not Disney level but still pretty big..
Now my husband is trying to get me excited for a Disney trip and I'm a little divided. Not sure if I will like it or not. I do love rides but idk about Disney fanaticism.
The next person follows/enjoys this current generation of popular music. Ie chart toppers.
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arren18
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I'd have to say false. Every now and again I listen to the radio to "see what the kids are into" (lol) and I'll sometimes watch videos about the best/worst popular songs of the year, but I don't really make an effort to keep up. I've never been particular big on chart music anyway.
The next person enjoys public speaking.
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belborges
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Somewhat false. I wouldn't say I enjoy it, but I don't mind it. I've practiced it a lot during university.
The next person does journaling.
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husky51
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arren18
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False (as far as I know!)
The next person has a clear idea of what their earliest memory is.
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husky51
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True... two of them...
I was age three when I had my tonsils taken out and I remember lying on my back and there was a big machine on my left that had big round things on it (I have later figured they were dials, maybe) and a green cloth was placed over my face that smelled funny... (Chloroform was still used back then, abt 1949)
The next was in TB hospital at three also. I had received a metal spinning top and during the night, I had climbed out of my crib and was over at the toy shelves that had a big cover of some sort over them (blanket?) and as I and another child were moving the cloth... WAY FAR AWAY at the FAR corner of the room, a door suddenly flew open and the Matron was sihlouetted in the bright doorway hollering something and we scrambled back to our beds...
My Mother verified these happenings in later years in Vancouver, BC, Canada
a third wasn't until I was five and wanted to stay up one night, Mom had taken me out for ice cream and when we returned home, I wanted to stay up and 'read' the funny papers, but Mom said it was bedtime and started to take off one of my shoes and I kicked out, kicking her in the chin (I don't remember any intent to hurt her, just didn't want to go to bed). I remember being in the second floor flat and looking out the window at the street lights... Mom later said that this happened in Toronto...
The next person has petted a live, full grown, Tiger... (My sister did while out on a date)
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arren18
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Definitely not! I think I'd only want to if there was a very good reason to be in that situation.
The next person likes spicy food.
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husky51
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ButaPairotto
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Not true. I never got into puzzles, but I do think they would be relaxing, although probably frustrating from what I remember as a kid.
The next person has gone skydiving.
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husky51
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arren18
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False! Not sure I've ever seen one in person for that matter.
The next person prefers long, elaborate stories over concise, self-contained ones.
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husky51
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arren18
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False. Okra isn't very common here, and I'm personally not a great fan of it, but I do know it.
The next person has visited five or more different countries.
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ButaPairotto
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True.
Here are the countries I've visited:
U.S.A, Mexico, Chile, Peru, Cuba, Puerto Rico (we consider it our own country), Spain, U.K., Morocco, the Netherlands, France, Italy, and Germany.
The next person has met a great grandparent.
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husky51
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