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I woke up with a my hair in an epic quiff! is this normal ? 0-o

I'm sorry to say you have Elvisitis. You should expect the following symptoms to appear next:
The compulsion to sing about hound dogs.
The need to own blue shoes made of suede.
Your hips will involuntarily gyrate and your top lip will randomly curl in a seductive manner.
In the final stages you will become addicted to white sparkly jumpsuits and cheese burgers.
Sadly there is no known cure, but many sufferers have managed to live out a fairly normal life in Las Vegas entertaining tourists.

Would you rather be remembered for something while you are alive? Or after you are dead posthumously rewarded?

I'd rather not be remembered at all.

Do you feel like your outside appearance is a fair representation of the "real you"?

The real me is a flying unicorn that faintly glows blue...so no
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Do you push buttons more than once and do you believe that makes it work faster?

I'm the kind of mature adult that tries to summon elevators and change traffic lights with my psychic/Jedi powers first. When i am sufficiently convinced it isn't going to work, i press the button once like some lowly mortal

If the city you live in was being evacuated due to some kind of natural disaster or other catastrophic event, where would you go? Have you ever thought of this before now?

Have I thought about this before now? hahahahahahaha
In the event of techno apocalypse, stay right where i am next to farm.
Massive and sudden rise in sea levels, move further north into highlands.
Zombie outbreak, take over cold war era bunker that's less that five miles away. I have a kit already packed
Asteroid impact, well assuming it was possible to survive I'd go for the bunker again.
Alien invasion, carjack (or shipjack/whatever) an alien craft and go out in a blaze of glory.

I'm really sorry for liking EVERYTHING. I just really, really like your answers and, on review, am not that sorry after all. Thanks for the giggles ?

origamibirds’s Profile Phototea.
A laugh is the sound that joy makes, and any joy added to this world is a good thing. If I make just one person giggle, then I have changed the world in one small and good way, so I'm happy.
There's a quote along those lines, but I couldn't remember it or who it was by, so you'll just have to make do with my version.
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Have you ever wondered what Michelangelo might have achieved if he hadn't been beholden to the indentured servitude that was the Sistine Chapel project for so long?

Really it was his own fault. Michelangelo was mainly a sculptor, and was in fact busy working for the Pope on some statues. He could have easily turned down the Sistine Chapel job and recommended an actual painter. The Pope then buggered off to yet another war, so the radest of the ninja turtles ran off to finish the sculptures. The Popesicle returned and Michelangelo actually convinced Pope boy to extend the Sistine project to encompass the whole ceiling (the original contract was just for 12 paintings of the Apostles). Grandmaster Pope then said "Whatever dude yolo" and Michelangelo spent the next four years painting a ceiling.
Who knows what he could have achieved with that time? Maybe he could have created the perfect sculpture, maybe he would have had artists block and created nothing. Perhaps he would have finally defeated Shredder and got all the pizza his heart desired? Like so many of the greats throughout history, his genius bypassed his brain and talked him into a situation he didn't want in the first place. All we do know is that he painted a ceiling he didn't want to paint, and it is a world renowned masterpiece.
FYI I got some of the facts from wikipedia, so some of the terminology may not be accurate ;)

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I've only ever known one person in my life who has insisted they have no inner monologue. Do you have one? How do you think someone without one would rationalize things to themselves? Are those who deny having one lying? Knowingly?

I just don't trust anyone who doesn't have voices in their head. That's just weird.
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I really do appreciate your answer, but the question is a metaphorical one.. :)

I treat metaphoricals like I treat puddles. I plow my way through them, splashing as many people as possible.
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Do you appreciate sarcastic humour being used to answer a well thought out and thought provoking question? What about when used to answer a scribbled and simple question? Why?

Some people don't take things seriously, some people have a sarcastic sense of humour. Asking a serious question to a non-serious person (and vise versa) is just asking for trouble, and that can be loads of fun. When you ask a question, you have to be open and accepting of whatever answer is given, even if it is daft/sarcastic/sardonic/wrong/biased/dodgy/just plain daft.
Rarely do we get exactly what we want in life, and that's kinda fun most of the time.
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"A question is the least wasted air out of your mouth" - How do you interpret this quote and how much do you agree?

Questioning everything means progress, and progress is the point to existence. How you choose to find the answers to these questions can be dodgy, but all questions are important.

I love your answers, they're so hilarious ? You really made my day! And you opened my eyes.. I think I might be a Cakeologist too

Don't join a religion just because it sounds cool, you need to do the research. Go forth my dear cakeling, and try many different types of cake to see if Cakeology really is the religion for you. Yeah basically it's just an excuse to eat cake, but cake brings you a little moment of joy, and the world needs a little joy stuffed in it's face occasionally.
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What is your religion? ☯ (oh and congrats to @Wildfoxes__ for winning our header/background contest, check it out!!)

I'm a Cakeologist. We believe the Great Baker in the sky created all of existence so cake would be possible. Cake is therefore the path to enlightenment and true happiness. We are baptised in frosting, and our holy symbol is the Cake Fork. To deny the Cake, is to deny joy and peace in yourselves and the world. The Great Baker understands that everyone is different, and requires his/her love in their own special flavour, so He/Her gave unto us carrot cake, gluten free cake, cream cake, triple chocolate cake, low calorie cake, sugar free cake, fruit cake, vegan friendly cake and every other cake we may desire.
All hail the Cake, and praise be to the Great Baker.
I might have a small, ever so slight, cake addiction :/
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