*crosses arms--nose pointed in the air*
i'll answer as quickly as i please!!!!
actually, i thought as much as i could based on the information i was given.
it is a fatality to offer this sort of question and for the answerer to ponder anything other than what is received.
its that simple.
there was once a question that said something like:
say you were in your kitchen and a mouse ran across the floor. what would your initial reaction be?
psychologists quickly realized that the individuals questioned almost immediately asked further questions about the surroundings, the state of things, other such BS...anything BUT answering the initial question.
(as hanny did)
even if i thought about it and pondered it and blah blah blah...
i'd still go with the first choice, silly.
is there something wrong with that?
(and don't think i haven't noticed your post count...cuz believe me...i have noticed.)
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