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shrekk @shrekk (561) • Pakistan 24 Nov 06

Or maybe Brad Pitt? Don't tell me Tom Cruise, cuz he's made such a loser of himself after MI3 and "War of the Worlds"

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aurryinne Oh, but Pierce Brosnan is second to Timothy Dalton. I always thought Timothy Dalton made a better James Bond.

13 Dec 06

aurryinne @aurryinne (66) • Singapore 8 Nov 06

Hello, my name is Theodora, I'm a 20 year old Singaporean Chinese girl who's training to be a librarian. In my spare time, I'm participating in NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) 2006, although outside of November you'll...

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aurryinne Oh, you don't have to train to be library assistant, who helps in the day-to-day operations of the library. But you do have to train to be a library officer. Any higher, and you need a masters.

27 Nov 06

aurryinne @aurryinne (66) • Singapore 8 Nov 06

Hello, my name is Theodora, I'm a 20 year old Singaporean Chinese girl who's training to be a librarian. In my spare time, I'm participating in NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) 2006, although outside of November you'll...

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aurryinne Aurryinne (derivatived from) Aurrianne (Old French for) Gold. I picked that name out once to use, but that was a life time ago. Oh. Hi Jenn! I did want to be a curator once. But I just can't stand the preservation stuff you have to do to keep the...

27 Nov 06

kk_84in @kk_84in (1686) • India 12 Jan 07

because you get the wrong size to let other know you need to lose some weight ??

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aurryinne because you get the wrong size to let other know you need to lose some weight ??

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TiffanieC @TiffanieC (827) • United States 19 Nov 06

How long does it take to start to see your myLot earnings? I notice that it says how long ago it was updated but I don't even think I have been a member for that long. Can someone please help me? I appreciate it, thank you!

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aurryinne Oh. *feels silly* Fancy me not noticing that. =p Your earnings should update daily, around 9 or 10 am, given that you're in the United States AND given that you use Daylight Savings Time, because the update happens around 9 or 10 pm my time. XD And I'm in...

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aurryinne @aurryinne (66) • Singapore 12 Nov 06

Our library offers a rather limited selection on such titles. I don't know too many books that would get rejected out of hand, so could someone help me out here? Something suitable for the public, something for beginners to...

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aurryinne aleddon, the library weeds out old books that fall into a state of disrepair on a regular basis. Also, sometimes patrons lose books, or simply prefer to keep a particular book and pay the fines. I didn't think you'd taken it. *grin*

17 Nov 06

susanyip @susanyip (323) • China 27 Oct 06

I use google most of the time. yahoo is my second choice. sometimes is use MSN. The searching results can be a bit different from different engines. And in most cases, google does the best job that always offers me the most...

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aurryinne In terms of performance, I'd say Google. I've used a variety of search engines in the years I've been training in Information Science, and Google gives the quickest response and the most choice. But personally, I love GoodSearch. The search engine allows me...

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Withoutwings @Withoutwings (6992) • United States 13 Nov 06

What is the weirdest/grossest/or most unusual food you have ever eaten? Did you like it? Would you eat it again? Why did you eat it? What weird/strange food would you like to try?

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aurryinne LOL. I happen to love the smell! I tried baked rice yesterday. The rice is hard, and tastes bland, but the tomato sauce is spicy. Fortunately I love cheese as a condiment, so the experience wasn't a total waste. *grin* Is baked rice an acquired taste?

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Withoutwings @Withoutwings (6992) • United States 9 Nov 06

I personally like Laurell K Hamilton, and Anne Rice. Christopher Rice also had a good vampire series "The Last Vampire" that I liked as a teen. Who is your favorite vampire writer?

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aurryinne I put together the missing pieces too quickly to realise that, but reading back through the series, yeah, knowing about Jean Claude and Rafael does help. My bad.

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annyjames07 @annyjames07 (123) • Philippines 2 Jan 07

do you do online shopping?

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aurryinne do you do online shopping?

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Withoutwings @Withoutwings (6992) • United States 9 Nov 06

Mine are Francesca Lia Block, Dean Koontz, Patricia Cornwell, Christopher Moore, and Laurell K Hamilton.

dean koontz

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aurryinne I know the feeling. I crunched the series, one after another. COmpleted 12 in a few weeks, and waiting to get 13.

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aurryinne @aurryinne (66) • Singapore 14 Nov 06

I like something well-written, well-paced, strong plot and storyline, and a clear character voice. My preference is Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and Paranormal Romance, although I'll take some unusual Mysteries and Thrillers...

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aurryinne Beneath a Marble Sky sounds like a facinating read, especially since I always had a soft spot in my heart for a well-contrued historical fiction with the merest touch of romance and political intrigue. Abarat seems to have received rather mixed reviews,...

16 Nov 06

Withoutwings @Withoutwings (6992) • United States 9 Nov 06

I personally like Laurell K Hamilton, and Anne Rice. Christopher Rice also had a good vampire series "The Last Vampire" that I liked as a teen. Who is your favorite vampire writer?

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aurryinne I thought Guilty Pleasures was a funny place to start. Try to begin with The Laughing Corpse, the explainations are clearer there. Read the entire book, then backtrack back to Guilty Pleasures. That makes the Anita Blake series less confusing.

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Sezara @Sezara (169) • United States 27 Oct 06

Both myself and my husband like to write fiction in our spare time. Does anyone else enjoy writing? I tend to stick to historical dramas but I'm using nanowrimo this year to try sci-fi.

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aurryinne I know. Someone else gave me the gem, and I added onto it. Feel free to throw out an idea to add onto it. ^^

14 Nov 06

Withoutwings @Withoutwings (6992) • United States 9 Nov 06

I personally like Laurell K Hamilton, and Anne Rice. Christopher Rice also had a good vampire series "The Last Vampire" that I liked as a teen. Who is your favorite vampire writer?

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aurryinne I did, but I didn't like it.=p

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handful_at5 @handful_at5 (74) • United States 8 Nov 06

I am a Christian, I beleive that God is a Spritual being that created the heaven and earth. My sister-inlaw is Wiccan. She believes that God is "Nature", the earth, plants, trees etc. I previously percieved Wicca to be black...

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aurryinne I don't know that they believe in either. I was just asking them some things. Here, I can email you the transcript, if you're that interested. Just drop a quick email to aurryinne at gmail.com.

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handful_at5 @handful_at5 (74) • United States 8 Nov 06

I am a Christian, I beleive that God is a Spritual being that created the heaven and earth. My sister-inlaw is Wiccan. She believes that God is "Nature", the earth, plants, trees etc. I previously percieved Wicca to be black...

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aurryinne Oops. Forgot you aren't just talking to me, but you're in another country. It's an Open Brethen church in Singapore. =) No. They still act like it's a sin. I am sorry for your sister-in-law. I can see where she's coming from. Not the entire Bible as we...

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aurryinne @aurryinne (66) • Singapore 12 Nov 06

Our library offers a rather limited selection on such titles. I don't know too many books that would get rejected out of hand, so could someone help me out here? Something suitable for the public, something for beginners to...

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aurryinne Oh. I didn't think of it /that/ way. =) Let me try and see.

13 Nov 06

aurryinne @aurryinne (66) • Singapore 10 Nov 06

So I'm writing a novel, and the main character just walks up to the witch, and hits on her. And I'm on a roll, giving the witch my voice, and letting her moan over the pickup lines she hears. Stuff like, "Baby, you must be...

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aurryinne @.@ Please tell me there aren't any guys who'd believe that'd work...

13 Nov 06

aurryinne @aurryinne (66) • Singapore 12 Nov 06

Our library offers a rather limited selection on such titles. I don't know too many books that would get rejected out of hand, so could someone help me out here? Something suitable for the public, something for beginners to...

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aurryinne Um.Because it is a school library, we have to be careful what we add to it. The director of the polytechnic might step in if he doesn't like what we are adding. =p But thank you for your suggestion, anyway.

13 Nov 06

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