I will answer any questions you DARE ask!

when it rusts the atoms are easier to remove

well, i think everyone is an artist to some degree, but I do appreciate art and its various incarnations and nuances... I am not classically trained nor do I make a living from it, but I do dabble... some strain of human consciousness may even explain life as an art unto itself.

i guess the flaw of artistry is its subjectiveness. so how do you define Art?

Unlike you, I dont consider that everyone can be an artist.
i have my own definition, of course i can't call myself an artist because i failed myself in that regard

like beauty, its in the eye of a Beholder... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beholder

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-black-sheep.htm

but personally, some of the above definitions and also the country where I reside where sheep outnumber people 7 to 1 (source: http://www.stats.govt.nz/browse_for_stats/population/mythbusters/3million-people-60million-sheep.aspx)

but in general I feel that I am a black sheep in any group, no matter how big or small the group is, i just stand out as being "different"... I believe it is a positive experience most times, but it can get socially awkward when people dont understand how to take me

oh, a black sheep! for some they use the term inside the family circle

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yes... but my own sense of spirituality has more room for faith

no, unless i was senile with dementia

how am I a roll of tp?

Si.

why do you think? what could the symbolism mean?

You feel...recyclable? lol

maybe, what else?

You shroud yourself in a barrier against the outside world.

That or....

On the exterior you are "seemingly" fragile, easy to tear. But on the interior you are harder than they realize, and do not break easily.

geez, give me a complex why dont you... i figured Im more confident than that, is that how I come across?

Haha no. Just saying you have a tougher skin and people shouldn't underestimate you :-)

im no crocodile with a smile, i only try the best i can.

:)

=P what about you, how are you my friend?

new moon ahead, a new beginning coming soon?

Alright.

between 1 to 5 stars (5 being maximum for points, including presentation, customer service and skills)

Sad end of!!

Hey I'm with Art on this one-I respect Prostitutes-at least they learn a skill, practice it often, and demand payment for services rendered. Not like a "slutt" who I have no respect for-they just give it away! I dated Females in my classes in university and a few were professional escorts-yah they would definitely qualify in the skilled workforce category! And I got to be their practice bud. If I "had" to have paid, I would have definitely gotten my $$$'s worth for sure! But luckily, some things were included with the relationship! HOOOT!

youre lucky

85% genuine

not officially

lol

there is nobody to blame, within "professional boxing" as its always been, a little controversy is good for the sport. Just like how Mayweather keeps ducking the Pacman, but apparently he will fight Pacquio when he gets out of jail? or is it just another one of those hype? The bad boy image is the easiest media ploy to raise interests and ratings. hence the term "professional boxing".

Interesting point. Mayweather looks like he's waiting until Pacman starts to decline in his ability, looks to me like "money" is afraid he'll get beat lol. Hope he does fight him sometime but that's been going on since 2009 hasn't it? So much ducking and diving. I think all Chisora's antics, slapping Vitali and spitting in Wladimir's face, for me just sets him apart from some of the other "bad boys". Of course the one that comes straight to mind is Tyson. Mike would never have slapped someone, and to my mind I don't think he spit in anyone's face, he was rough but he was a man about it. And Haye basically bottled Chisora, and following that lame excuse of a sore toe, and seeing him trying to break into showbiz by boxing Justin Bieber, I don't have that much time for him either. I think they'll remove Chisora's license in a fortnight, and Haye won't get his license back if he applies. I know what you're saying "professional boxing", just like "professional" wrestling, is sometimes a show. But I think a lot of people have tried hard to emulate The Greatest, and just never quite got what he was about. There's showmanship and there's just plain bad behaviour

Just to re-phrase the question slightly, if you were on the panel that had to choose the one who could have his boxing license and the one who couldn't out of Chisora and Haye, who would your vote go towards?

the dude smashed a bottle over his head lol... then the other guy picks up a bench chair and tries to whack him back...they are both a disgrace in my opinion, boxing was considered a gentleman's game and these guys both acted like tanty children and sets a bad example for the future boxers... things like this should be fought inside the ring... i would revoke both of their licenses to fight professionally and have criminal charges filed against them for disorderly behavior in public.

Im sure there are better prize fighters out there at that weight class, than both of those two long forgotten names in the history of boxing...******** dont last long, but I remember classic names like the original Sugar ray Robinson (one of my all time faves), Ali, Foreman, Pacquiao ...good technical and inspiring fighters live on.

Definitely disgrace is the best word for it, like a couple of scumbags, not professional athletes. Ali is my inspiration in so many ways, such an eloquent speaker, great poet, intelligent man in so many ways, I'm absolutely convinced if he was born hundreds of years earlier he'd have been at the head of an army and conquered the world. He had to make do with boxing. I'm also a big fan of Sugar Ray Robinson, Ali once said he would never have been who he was without Robinson, guy changed his whole approach to boxing. I like Roy Jones and Pacquiao, but when it comes down to it, Marciano, Frazier, Tyson as a young man, those are my favourites because they had something inside that made them great, they weren't blessed with great movement or hand speed but they picked their shots and they were tough as hell. Ali also proved he was tough but he paid a heavy price for it, I wish he had taken more care. Haye and ah...what's his name again? Oh yeah Chisora. They're nothing compared to other great boxers from the UK like Naseem Hamed, Ricky Hatton and the underrated Lennox Lewis

Not really a fan of Naseem, he thinks he is better than he is.

Well....he did....now he's just a chubby wee guy with a criminal record lol. In his division he was good for a long time, maybe not one of the greats but definitely one of the better ones to come from the uk