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This or that?

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@ehBeth,

Socks I suppose...seeing as how I don't text.

Snazzy suspenders or a chain belt?

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@Sturgis,

gimme that chain belt!

chai or espresso?

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@ehBeth,

LOVE chai tea! Very Happy

If I could, I would replace all my blood with chai tea.

Attend the women's college basketball tourney championship or the women's world cup soccer championship?

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@tsarstepan,

soccer, please and thank you

Sticker book or colouring book?

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@ehBeth,

I don't have any interest in stickers and not much patience with coloring for the sake of coloring but I do see the meditative quality and creative catharsis that comes with coloring. So that.

Classic versions of Christmas carols (Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, etc...) or produced and released by contemporary singers?

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@tsarstepan,

Generally, the classic versions.

Soup flat or soup bowl?

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@ehBeth,

Soup coupes and saucers - not sure what a soup flat is?

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@vonny,

soup flat (aka rimmed soup bowl)

http://www.brookerentalcenter.com/shop/images/5551/rimSoupBowl-pWhite1100.jpg?0,0,0,0,80,16777215,993872993

http://thumbs4.picclick.com/d/l400/pict/172307739519_/Set-of-4-pier-1-Toscana-burgundy-large.jpg

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@ehBeth,

Ive never heard them called soup flats. Most of the older more formal patterns (sometimes called good china, bone china etc.) have those rimmed bowls. They work better appearance-wise on formal tables. But if you are having some kick ass chili, you want a bowl without a rim.

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@ehBeth,

Soup bowl. I'm too much of a slob to use those flat soup bowls (and yes, I've seen and used them before).

Own (but not be able to sell) a Mark Rothko or Jackson Pollack painting?

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@tsarstepan,

Rothkos are a little less annoying, so I'll have one of his.

Samovar or formal tea service?

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@ehBeth,

I'll take the samovar, they are much more interesting to use, display or just plain look at.

A year on a spaceship with a dozen unknowns or five years on a 100 foot yacht with 4 questionable friends?

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@Sturgis,

I swim a lot, so I'll go with the yacht.

Beets or leeks?

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@ehBeth,

Leeks. They have more that can be doine with them.

Pet iguanas or pet aardvarks?

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@Sturgis,

Iguana. I have a better idea of how to care for them.

Chopped liver or liver pate?

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@ehBeth,

Whatever is closer to liver wurst in texture and taste... I guess.

Subtitles for movies featuring English, Scottish, and Irish actors where their accents are virtually undecipherable to the typical American or Canadian ear or no subtitles and just wing it?

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@tsarstepan,

Subtitles...not that they are a bloody loot oove 'elp mind yee!

Boring speech told with a rich southern drawl or shown with rebus puzzles?

This or that?

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