Another one on target...
Nov. 10th, 2005 09:27 amFrom
corelog

Innocence. Like a child, you seem to think of
things with more a curious look then an
explanative. The answers aren't important to
you all the time, sometimes it's just enjoying
the questions and finding new ones. When the
end came, you survived through the simple means
of not being in the wrong place, or, following
a butterfly away from the blast zone. Meeks...
damn you all.
How would you survive the end of the world?
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Innocence. Like a child, you seem to think of
things with more a curious look then an
explanative. The answers aren't important to
you all the time, sometimes it's just enjoying
the questions and finding new ones. When the
end came, you survived through the simple means
of not being in the wrong place, or, following
a butterfly away from the blast zone. Meeks...
damn you all.
How would you survive the end of the world?
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Date: 2005-11-10 07:49 am (UTC)Evocation folder!
*gives the hoss an apple* Awww!
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Date: 2005-11-10 09:05 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-11-13 02:43 pm (UTC)was teeny. It showed a small boy touching a horses nose and the horse
had a "hmmm?" expression. The caption was, 'He's Big But Nice'*
Smiles Wryly
Date: 2005-11-10 07:51 am (UTC)Harmony. It's inner peace for you, or at least
trying to find it. The shell you live your life
in is akin to monks of old. You'd be more
comfortable if things were less stressed and
made a little more sense, so you try to get
just that. You survive the end by not letting
it happen. You didn't stop it, but you
supported those who did. I'm glad you took a
break from meditation to take the quiz...
How would you survive the end of the world? (http://quizilla.com/users/darksolice/quizzes/How%20would%20you%20survive%20the%20end%20of%20the%20world%3F/)