Hmm, that is ambiguous. I suppose I meant my own, but hearing what other people think about the purpose of *their* lives is just as interesting, so I don't mind how people read it.
Ah, well, I took the *my* to refer to myself, so please don't be offended by my reply to that question coz it's relevant only to me! Hello, by the way, tubewalker insists I add you to my friends, which I'm happy to do if that's ok with you?
Having read my answers after everybody else's, I feel like the British ambassador who is asked by a newspaper what his Christmas wish is, and not wishing to appear greedy asks for a pipe and slippers, then discovers the rest of the invitees have wished for world peace, an end to injustice etc...
Still, I stand by my answer - I believe a significant proportion of the problems of everyday life can be solved with chocolate cheesecake. If the chocolate cheesecake in question is from Waitrose, the proportion rises to "nearly all".
I meant what I said about "sparkling wit" incidentally - it isn't just a cheap Spoonerism. Though if you have any idea what activity the verb "wharkling" might refer to, I'd be fascinated to know...
They certainly *complain* about the Forty Shades of Black, because that's what you get when you've washed your favourite black garments several times. They end up browny-black or greeny-black or bluish-black or greyish-black or... well, you get the idea.
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Still, I stand by my answer - I believe a significant proportion of the problems of everyday life can be solved with chocolate cheesecake. If the chocolate cheesecake in question is from Waitrose, the proportion rises to "nearly all".
I meant what I said about "sparkling wit" incidentally - it isn't just a cheap Spoonerism. Though if you have any idea what activity the verb "wharkling" might refer to, I'd be fascinated to know...
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Is the the whole "meaning of life" thing some kind of elegant witticism from The Other Side?
And on a related subject, do Irish Goths sing about the Forty Shades of Black?
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