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Yes but only because that's the law. She never bothered to come home to see my old and sick mum. I go at her every month, offer her an "attention" and she gives me a prescription for my mum's treatment. Whenever I ask something she looks at me as I'm a total idiot - which is quite true......
Had a very good doc before but she's retired now.
Do you take a medicine on regular bases?
Just some anti-inflam/pain killers for my knackered achilles tendons and ankles
what is your favourite machine or gizmo?
My new truck :D (does that count...? :erm: )
When did you last visit the dentist?
erm..., well...., way too long ago - I broke a tooth playing football in 2005.
what is the most damage you have ever done to yourself?
Probably being born ALIVE
Are you a calm person?
Terrible post :sQuote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
gadjo, while one of the more intelligent, you are also possibly the most pessimistic poster on these forums. Your posts full of misery and self-pity are getting quite tiresome to read :s
Yes, I like to think of myself as a calm person.
Have you had a chance to see Mars in the evening sky? (Been cloudy here, so no luck yet :( )
Sorry to bother you with my posts. You should do what everybody does: ignore them. I promise I'll not mind it as it always happen in real life. I mean people think I might be an interesting person (even you felt in the trap thinking I'm intelligent - anyone can be in front of a computer wiith Google and copy/paste at hand :p) then just realise I'm a total boredom and politely avoid me.Quote:
Originally Posted by schmenke
Back to the thread:
I don't have time to watch the stars and even if I have it's difficult to see them from the middle of the city. Maybe I should go to the National Astronomic Observatory - it's about 100 m far from my home.
Have you ever seen a falling "star"?
Yep but I have never thought of a wish when I was watching...
Do you have a favourite museum?
Museum of Natural History Grigore Antipa. When we were kids we spent a lot of time there ( it's in the neighbourhood ). We knew it by heart but still were fascinated every time we visited it. It was renovated recently and I wish one day I'll have time to go again.
Do you visit art galleries?
Not really, we have a small one in New Plymouth, but a larger one dedicated to kinetic artist Len Lye is being built and is due to open later this year, so that might be interesting.
What is your favourite exhibit type in a museum?