It&#39;s Only A Paper Rose

The first is such a subjective and variable question that I have trouble answering it. That point, wherever it may be, is dependent on so many individualistic and situational factors that I don't think you can define it objectively - saying something is "more trouble than it's worth" is simply declaring that you have reached that point.

Likewise, the second question brings up an interesting point - if you've declared something to be more trouble than it's worth, and yet continue pursuing it, then obviously it's not - the idea of closure, or whatever it is you're pursuing is worth the extra effort to you to continue along said course.

So to answer your questions more personally - it absolutely depends on the situation and the person involved; and I personally wouldn't define something as more trouble than it's worth unless I was ready to walk away.

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cyranocyrano.livejournal.com

How much interest do you have in acting where no singing or dancing is involved?

Do you want to do classical theater, like Shakespeare or Mozart, whether singing or dancing is involved or not?

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It's "ask me a question", not ask me five questions. :P

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cyranocyrano.livejournal.com

Which is more desirable: a home you feel secure in, or a job that pays very well?

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In theory, I would assume that the latter would allow you to purchase the former.

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That's not a question. :P

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no, it just didn't make it past the censors

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What censors? This is the Internet, dude. And I know you're not in China because you can reach Livejournal. :)

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Maybe I just have leet hax

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Hacking to turn on censorship? Phail.

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Better than a disconnect between brain and mouth.

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moonwick.livejournal.com

SPAM: Is it tasty? What's in there, anyway?!

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Amazingly enough for having grown up in Alaska, I've actually never tried SPAM. As for what's in there...I figure the world is better off not knowing. Sort of like Buckley's Mixture. ;)

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If you had to choose, which song would you rather have stuck in your head? "Separate Ways" by Journey, or "Small World" by Walt Disney?

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I haven't had the former stuck in my head before, while the latter's been there all too often. So I'll take option #1, for variety. :)

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Alright, now it can face off against our new challenger!

The Journey song, or "Barbie Girl" by Aqua?

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Journey, absolutely.

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And it's time for our final round!

The Journey song, or "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen?

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I'll take Freddie Mercury in my head any day. :)

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It can be a bit wearying after several hours.

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alexmegami

What style of corset do you find most attractive? Worn how? And what material?

I'm... a little obsessed, can you tell? XD

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*laughs* Hey, corsets are awesome. I've been obsessed with them since I was a kid.

Unfortunately, I can't answer the question directly - so much depends on the person involved, their coloring and personality. Corsets are a very personal item of clothing - even those worn on the outside conform to the shape of their owner.

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alexmegami

Okay, let's narrow it down to "on you", which was my intent. :)

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