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Question of the Day (January 31, 2012)

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Question of the Day:

Would you rather be funnier, smarter, or more athletic?




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Comments

  1. Smarter--I can figure out the funnier and the more athletic--if I have the brains to do so. I'm a life long learner--so the smarter thing just appeals to me. :)

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  2. Smarter, always smarter. I'm already Mensa smart, but it still isn't enough! There's so much to learn and I swear my brain kicks stuff because my filing cabinets are full - how else to explain how much I have forgotten? *wink* Athletic has never appealed, too much effort for no real return. Funnier, I don't think is something you can learn; you either are funny or you aren't.

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    1. Awesome! Nope, can never be too smart I'd say. Thanks MJ!

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  3. Definitely more athletic. I'm smart enough and funny enough, but it would be great to be a girl-jock. I wouldn't have to give up the current level of smart and funny for that, right? ;OD

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  4. I'm thinking smarter, hum, who wouldn't want a few more brain cells....There is never enough LOL!!! The Pyramid Collection was fun to look through!

    Carol

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    1. Yeah as long as them cells stay in the brain, eh? haha

      I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I'll be keeping an eye out for more that may interest you. :)

      Thanks Carol!

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