Ice-cold, but I'm trying to convert to room-temperature water as it's healthier.
Cake or cookies?
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Re: This or That!
by Courtenay » Apr 07, 2020 4:05 am
Ooooh... cake, if I can get it. 
Pizza or pasta?
Pizza or pasta?
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by The Rose-Tree Dryad » Apr 09, 2020 9:09 am
... Pizza. I've had pasta more recently. 
Pinatas or pinwheels?
Pinatas or pinwheels?
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by waggawerewolf27 » Apr 10, 2020 3:00 am
Pinatas because I think they might be fun
Salmon or Trout for dinner?
Salmon or Trout for dinner?
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by The Rose-Tree Dryad » Apr 13, 2020 9:45 am
Salmon... I'm not sure I've ever had trout. 
Cartwheels or somersaults?
Cartwheels or somersaults?
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by mm1991 » Apr 14, 2020 8:39 am
Cartwheels....somersaults give me headaches.
Coloring with crayons or coloring with markers?
Coloring with crayons or coloring with markers?
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by ValiantArcher » Apr 24, 2020 5:42 pm
Crayons, I suppose - they don't tend to bleed through the paper. Though I use markers more for work.
Audio dramas or podcasts?
Audio dramas or podcasts?
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Re: This or That!
by waggawerewolf27 » Apr 27, 2020 11:54 pm
Audio dramas, so I can still use CD players or tape decks instead of computers.
Watching on TV:
Old sports highlights or Old WWII movies?
Watching on TV:
Old sports highlights or Old WWII movies?
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by Cleander » Apr 28, 2020 12:58 pm
Old WWII movies!!! 
Medieval fantasy or space fantasy?
Medieval fantasy or space fantasy?
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by Courtenay » Apr 28, 2020 1:31 pm
Medieval fantasy, definitely.
Books set in our world or books set in other worlds?
Books set in our world or books set in other worlds?
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Re: This or That!
by waggawerewolf27 » Apr 28, 2020 4:25 pm
Books set in this world currently. I've always had a fascination with history, since childhood.
Wedding anniversary:
Fancy home made meal together? Or just a takeaway meal together?
Have you seen The Battle of Britain, or The Dam Busters?
Wedding anniversary:
Fancy home made meal together? Or just a takeaway meal together?
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Have you seen The Battle of Britain, or The Dam Busters?
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by Cleander » May 02, 2020 8:56 pm
Takeaway meal.
@wagga: No I haven't. Battle of Britain has Christopher Plummer right?
Viking sagas or Celtic myths?
@wagga: No I haven't. Battle of Britain has Christopher Plummer right?
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by waggawerewolf27 » May 03, 2020 4:00 pm
Celtic myths.
Star Trek or Star Wars
Yes, Christopher Plummer, a Canadian actor, was one of many stars in Battle of Britain. The Dam Busters is the sort of old war movie that gets trotted out on TV regularly on ANZAC Day, here, along with films like Gallipoli, Bridge over the River Kwai etc. I won't hold my breath for a movie called the Battle of Sunda Strait, or Australia's Pearl Harbour, which features USA ships like USS Houston & USS Peary.
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Yes, Christopher Plummer, a Canadian actor, was one of many stars in Battle of Britain. The Dam Busters is the sort of old war movie that gets trotted out on TV regularly on ANZAC Day, here, along with films like Gallipoli, Bridge over the River Kwai etc. I won't hold my breath for a movie called the Battle of Sunda Strait, or Australia's Pearl Harbour, which features USA ships like USS Houston & USS Peary.
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Re: This or That!
by ValiantArcher » May 03, 2020 6:17 pm
Star Trek.
Marble or granite?
Marble or granite?
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by Cleander » May 03, 2020 8:57 pm
Marble. (Actually drove past a marble quarry today!)
Jade or Amethyst?
Jade or Amethyst?
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Re: This or That!
by Courtenay » May 04, 2020 1:12 am
Jade, since green is my favourite colour.
Diamonds or pearls?
Diamonds or pearls?
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