@Hadacol

Herbert Henry Asquith

Ask me anything Follow
Ask @Hadacol

Sort by:

LatestTop

Previous

People you may like

dyvodivchyna’s Profile Photo Nikki The Venomized One
also likes
JohnAlexanderCastelblanco’s Profile Photo John Castelblanco
also likes
Gabi1157’s Profile Photo Soulless Soul
also likes
aclockworkbananna’s Profile Photo Captain Obvious
also likes
AnasZSy’s Profile Photo Anas
also likes
ajrf993GT2’s Profile Photo El albaceteño errante
also likes
SHAHAD_MK_’s Profile Photo Shahad Mohammed
also likes
BenutzernameVergessen_’s Profile Photo Fynn
also likes
BlAacKk96’s Profile Photo Rashed Harasis
also likes
PokisMokis’s Profile Photo Kotri
also likes
FIamie’s Profile Photo Joanna☾
also likes
memm96’s Profile Photo سـُـكَّــر ''
also likes
abdelrhman_ali3’s Profile Photo Foreign
also likes
thespookywitch’s Profile Photo Ronnie
also likes
janewolfeliatodddraw’s Profile Photo Ms. Jane
also likes
sophielix’s Profile Photo SophX
also likes
CardingBee’s Profile Photo Cedrick Gordon
also likes
Want to make more friends? Try this: Tell us what you like and find people with the same interests. Try this:
#movies #fitness #movies #basketball #music #hiphop #selfie #pop #party
+ add more interests + add your interests

"Birds of a feather flock together" as the saying goes. Have you noticed that your online friends and followers generally share your opinions and ideology, or are you instead connected with a broad church of people with strongly differing views?

CactusDoug’s Profile PhotoDoug
Most of the people I speak to online are personal friends, the rest are carefully selected people with common interests.
I don't actually know what my views are on most issues, so I get along with anyone above a level of decency so long as they're interesting & have something worthwhile to say.
Though saying that...
Birds of a feather flock together as the saying goes Have you noticed that your
2
Liked by: Doug Herbert Henry Asquith

I once lived briefly in a flat that I just couldn't be creative in, I struggled getting any writing done and I'm not sure why. Have you ever lived or worked in a place where you were simply unable to get anything done? Do you know why the place hampered your creativity and/or productivity?

CactusDoug’s Profile PhotoDoug
I've actually never had this, when I feel stale I get out & not only do I literally get ideas (in that I see things to take pictures of) but I feel refreshed in mind as well as body.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arianna-huffington/hemingway-thoreau-jeffers_b_3837002.html
This is an excellent question but it's difficult to specifically answer as it isn't in my field.
In the book 1913 by Florian Illies, one example of this is discussed, when a burnt out artist finds new inspiration in a different place.
"For the first time August Macke hasn't brought any old paintings with him; he wants to make a new start here in Switzerland. He is still quite exhausted from the 'First German Autumn Salon' exhibition, and also bitter about his failure and bad reviews. But down here, by faraway Lake Thun and beneath the warm October sun, his mood lightens after just a few days. He buys some paints and makes a start–in a passionate fury, the like of which he has never experienced in his art work before – and manages to create the most important work of his oeuvre in those four weeks by the lake"
Although I've always lived in the same place, I travel to other places and it's true we don't have our ideas in the abstract, drawng them from within, but our environment matters.
And this :)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nzwV9cW1aaIHadacol’s Video 140692294396 nzwV9cW1aaIHadacol’s Video 140692294396 nzwV9cW1aaI

View more

Hadacol’s Video 140692294396 nzwV9cW1aaIHadacol’s Video 140692294396 nzwV9cW1aaI
1
Liked by: Doug

Your perfect Sunday breakfast?

Do you like Ian Rankin, anon?
In the first Rebus book this breakfast is eaten:
https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/ian-rankin/knots-and-crosses/
Near his flat, he passed a little grocery shop outside of which were stacked crates of milk and morning rolls. The owner had complained in private to Rebus about petty and occasional thefts, but would not submit a complaint proper. The shop was a dead as the street, the solitude of the moment disturbed only by the distant rumble of a taxi on cobblestones and the persistence of the dawn chorus. Rebus looked around him, examining the many curtained windows. Then, swiftly, he tore six rolls from a layer and stuffed them into his pockets, walking away a little too briskly. A moment later he hesitated, then walked back on tiptoe to the shop, the criminal returning to the scene of the crime, the dog to its vomit. Rebus had never actually seen dogs doing that, but he had it on the authority of Saint Peter.
Looking round again, he lifted a pint of milk out of its crate and made his getaway, whistling silently to himself.
Nothing in the world tasted as good for breakfast as stolen rolls with some butter and jam and a mug of milky coffee. Nothing tasted better than a venial sin.

View more

1
Liked by: Herbert Henry Asquith

What’s the coolest thing people can learn from you?

My advice is to read Douglas Adams, apart from anything else he clarifies where listening to my other advice and cool style tips will get you :)
After an hour or two of uncommunicative silence, the old woman decided that the solar panels had absorbed enough sunlight to run the photocopier now and she disappeared to rummage inside her cave. She emerged at last with a few sheaves of paper and fed them through the machine.
She handed the copies to Arthur.
"This is, er, this your advice then, is it?" said Arthur, leafing through them uncertainly.
"No," said the old lady. "It's the story of my life. You see, the quality of any advice anybody has to offer has to be judged against the quality of life they actually lead. Now, as you look through this document you'll see that I've underlined all the major decisions I ever made to make them stand out. They're all indexed and cross-referenced. See? All I can suggest is that if you take decisions that are exactly opposite to the sort of decisions that I've taken, then maybe you won't finish up at the end of your life" -- she paused, and filled her lungs for a good shout -- "in a smelly old cave like this!"

View more

1
Liked by: Thea

Do you generally prepare presents for people because you feel obligated to do so, or because it gives you joy?

I like to carefully select presents for people I know well, the challenge is to find something that fits with their interests and they'll like it, but they haven't got it already.
Last present I bought was for my sister in law and was a hit :)
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/may/21/bees-laline-paull-fantasy-novel-review
1
Liked by: Herbert Henry Asquith

" If the world has changed its impression on Casts , this world surely will be a better place to live in." is this a correct sentence ?

It's a correct sentence in English.
But also a bit mysterious. What does the world think about cats today, and what would be the right way to think about cats? :)
1
Liked by: Herbert Henry Asquith

How did you originally discover this site? About how long have you been here?

I've vaguely been aware of it for something like 3 years. I think, though not totally certain it was you, you used to have another username back then and yours was one of the first things I came across by vaguely googling things.
I don't know but I've never looked back :)
1

What is the best way to relax you?

A full-body massage (not erotic) or, though this may seem paradoxical, walking. As it's a relaxation from the stresses of workaday life.
In "The Songlines" by Bruce Chatwin, there's an excellent dissertation on the virtues of walking that I'd recommnd to anyone. Throughout the world, walking from one sacred site to the next has always been a human activity and I did the same thing last Easter.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arianna-huffington/hemingway-thoreau-jeffers_b_3837002.html
1

I'm not going to stay here ( Askfm) for a long time it seems like my time has come to an end... is this a correct sentence Any grammar mistake ?

You could have used a semicolon as in:
I'm not going to stay here; it seems my time has come to an end.
But if you're the same person who asked these questions before, your questions are all understandable in English, so there's not much need to worry about rules of grammar that many English speakers don't know anyway. :)
Why are you leaving? I'm sorry this site isn't interesting you but we all have our reasons.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zC0vuYs-S-oHadacol’s Video 140498950396 zC0vuYs-S-oHadacol’s Video 140498950396 zC0vuYs-S-o
1

Next

Language: English

4.1

1,266,418 reviews
© Ask.fm 2024