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I agree with you. Every now and then an interesting question comes to mind, so I make sure to ask it. Otherwise, I just try to think of a basic, more plain question. Like this one right now: Are you afraid of spiders?

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Yes No Isa for once?

I guess I prefer quiet colours if our definitions of quiet colours are similar. I like wearing grey, black, and navy blue. For the summer I do have several white things, but still mostly one of those three colours. If you were given the chance, would you go to space? (let's assume you've had all the training etc.)

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Oh dear, I got that wrong. I really thought people also accessed the deep web via Tor. Didn't know you would venture the deep web so quickly. Anyway, thanks for correcting me! This leads to your question. I don't usually tend to correct people on the internet. What decides if I do is the size of the mistake. If it's just a grammar mistake, I don't pay attention to it. If it's something like the situation regarding dark/deep web (if it's something I do know enough about...), I would. I believe that could kind of help the person making the mistake, like you helped me. In real life, however, I do have the tendency to correct people rather quickly. When they make grammar mistakes in their speech, I usually correct them because it hurts to hear a language being butchered by native speakers. Do you think languages are being threatened by slang (I think this applies to any language)? By this I mean the implementation of slang into an everyday language, causing grammar errors in both speech and writing

I wouldn't dare

@Wolfox Glace never wastes a good opportunity to market his Magikarp, does he?

I like to think I do, but I probably know very little about it. Although it does fascinate me a lot, I will never use it. I just like reading about all the stuff that happens on there. Not necessarily because I find it nice or funny, but simply intriguing. It can also show the very grim nature of mankind, and reading about that fascinates me too. Like I said, I don't approve/relate to that behaviour but it intrigues me for some reason. Probably for the same reason I find it interesting to read about ancient torture methods. Not because I like it, but because it shows how awful/wretched mankind was, and sometimes still is. It just baffles me. Beware, there's a difference between the dark and the deep web. The deep web is used if you want more Internet privacy or if you want to search for things that won't show up in search engines. These things aren't necessarily illegal. The dark web is mostly used for gun and drug trafficking. It is also used for things like Redrums (Google it if you want to read about what that means). That part of the dark web is the most fucked-up part, in my opinion. You don't want to go there. The more I re-read my sentences, the scarier I sound to myself (I realise how dark this all makes me sound...) A lighter subject then: do you workout often?

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Did you select 'choose files...' from down the reply section? Because I'm not sure if it works when you just paste a picture. Try uploading it via the choose files button

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1. Save a screenshot 2. Right-click on the picture in the folder and click 'Edit'. This redirects you to Paint. 3. Drag the outlines of the picture inwards so the picture gets smaller. You can also click 'Resize' to do so 4. ????? 5. Profit

Yes, but only the nice ones. However, reliving certain memories might make me feel sad because it might make me miss living those memories. I'm quite certain that will happen since I can be sentimental. Are you fascinated/interested by the dark web/the deep web?

That's why you need to resize it, so the amount of MBs drops

You can resize it a bit, that usually does the trick

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