Maggie Green
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Bringing this thread back from the dead! I wanna play, ask away!
Probably going to kick myself for this...ask me anything!
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Mystic Maggie telephone psychic? I need to know more. Who do you like today at Arlington Park?
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Oh gawd. Yep, for a short while I was a telephone psychic for the Psychic Friends Network, just before they went bankrupt. I was given a huge packet all about astrology and basically what to say to certain questions. I was in college and thought this would be an excellent way to earn some beer money. I even installed a second phone line in my apartment. The new people were given the graveyard shift, you couldn't pick better hours until you racked up a certain number of paid minutes. Alas, I mostly got prank calls and barely earned a dime.
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I don't know much about either but I'll have to pick the Stooges : )
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Since I am a certified fitness instructor, yes I can kick myself. Hard. But no, I love my body and don't want to cause it harm : )
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I love the fall! My favorite season by far! Winter doesn't bother me for the first 2 months. But then I want it to fuck off already. But last winter man....almost did us all in. Hope this one is a bit milder.
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So....
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Sinner
Bah. ; )
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Ooh, these are good ones!
1. Dogs all the way. I have 2 and wish I could have more. I also donate plenty to Last Day Dog Rescue and volunteer at their adoption events. I want to be a foster mom for dogs too and am looking into seriously doing this.
2. No I do not. I haven't even been properly taught.
3. I'd have to say Bora Bora. I'd die to stay in one of those overwater bungalows. Haven't been able to afford something like that yet but it's on the bucket list. Also, I feel drawn to Ireland.
4. I loved Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. And her other books too. On the non fiction side, I just finished The Mind Body Connection and found it fascinating.
5. I'm a wino. I don't drink much hard liquor anymore unless it's something like a mojito or Mai Tai. No shots ever again lol.
Thanks for the questions, this is fun : ) I'm a dork : )
It's been a while...but I have a few more. Before I ask, though, I'll answer the ones I asked previously.
On dogs vs. cats: I've known and loved several of each, and ideally would have at least one of each.
On manual transmissions: I've been driving 'em for 20 years.
On places to visit: Not many remain. I'd love to go to Alaska, just to experience the vastness of the wilderness. Utah's bizarre landscapes also appeal to me. Outside of the U.S., it's a short list: Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. My roots are over there, and I'd really like to see the Swiss Alps and architecture.
On books: I can't remember the last novel I read...it's been a while. Two recent nonfiction favorites are Will To Live: Dispatches From The Edge Of Survival and Survive! Essential Skills And Tactics To Get You Out Of Anywhere--Alive, both by Les Stroud.
On alcohol: I overindulged in hard liquor in my 20s, so aside from whiskey and the odd mixed drink, I don't drink it much anymore. I never really acquired a taste for wine. However, I do enjoy a good quality beer. Alaskan Amber and anything from Tioga-Sequoia Brewing rate at the top of my list.
Now, on to the new questions:
1. A question I'm grappling with myself: FIAT 500 or Mini Cooper? (Not that your answer will sway me.)
2. What is your biggest housekeeping pet peeve?
3. What is the one place you visited that turned out to be the biggest disappointment?
4. For coffee: light, medium, or dark roast?
5. Would you rather suffer through extreme heat of extreme cold?
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I've got some industry questions.
1) When you're working with a company like Score do they have a studio you shoot out of or do the locations change?
2) How many other babes do you run into behind the scenes when you're working on a shoot?
3) Are there lots of shoots going on at the same time?
4) Do any former or retired babes work behind the scenes in non-performing jobs or do most of them just fade away and disappear from the industry?
1) When you're working with a company like Score do they have a studio you shoot out of or do the locations change?
2) How many other babes do you run into behind the scenes when you're working on a shoot?
3) Are there lots of shoots going on at the same time?
4) Do any former or retired babes work behind the scenes in non-performing jobs or do most of them just fade away and disappear from the industry?
Have you (at any time in your life) ever fucked a guy that was too big for you to handle and you had to stop?
If you have, feel free to elaborate...we love details
If you have, feel free to elaborate...we love details
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Ok, let's see:
1. I'd have to go with the Fiat. I do love their commercials, the tune is very catchy : )
2. All of it. I hate cleaning. Least favorite is bathrooms. It's all terrible.
3. This is a touch one. It's pretty difficult to disappoint me. I'd have to say Aruba. I wasn't expecting the island to be so Americanized. I've been to many islands and while it was lovely and all that, it didn't have the culture that I thought it would. At least not that I saw while I was there.
4. I am more of a light or medium. And I only drink it black.
5. I think heat. I hate being cold!
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I like these!
1. Score has a very professional, clean and well run studio. They also shoot on locations too. Best location was when I shot with them in St. Martin for a week. Can't get better than that! Most of the other companies that I've shot for use locations.
2. Sometimes there's another shoot finishing up or something but usually I don't run into anyone. Or for some companies, they have us meet at the office for make up and wardrobe before you go to set and there's usually another girl or two there. There are sooo many less shoots than there used to be so a lot of times I'm the only one being shot that day.
3. No. Major decline in productions. Some of the huge companies bang out a bunch of scenes per day but even that number is down. And you're usually not shooting in the same place that other people are. At least in my experience.
4. I know some direct and stuff but I've never seen one on set. I don't really know, most probably move on to something else.
Time for me to answer my own questions again...
On FIAT vs. Mini: I've never seen the FIAT commercials (I'd have to look on YouTube), but I did test-drive one on Monday. It's not a bad little car, but for a clutch pedal that's bent in such a way to make shifting uncomfortable. I still need to reacquaint myself with the Mini.
On housekeeping pet peeves: I cannot stand even the mere thought of someone else doing my laundry. The other one is water spots on dishes. That comes from having been in the Navy, and seeing one too many dishes that were taken out of the scullery machine and immediately put away.
On disappointing places: Mine was Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. I went there as a 25-year-old Sailor, with stories of Australian women lined up on the pier to meet you planted in my head. In Darwin, you're more likely to see the locals holding signs saying "Go home, U.S. Navy, leave our daughters alone!" And there just wasn't much in the way of excitement. It's kind of like telling an Australian he gets to go to California, and then having him spend his entire stay in Firebaugh, Kerman, Mendota, or any of the podunk towns around Fresno.
On coffee: At work, it's always a dark roast. At home, it's usually a medium, though I occasionally foray into dark or light. I used to use CoffeeMate or the sugar/half-and-half combo, but found better uses for that money. And I drink it at room temperature.
On heat vs. cold: I've suffered through many a disgustingly hot summer. I've also worked in buildings with heating and absolutely no cooling. Most of my vehicles have had decent heaters, but a few have had no air-conditioning, or it didn't work. Besides, you can always put more clothes on, but only so many can be removed before someone throws a hissy-fit. So, I'd rather deal with cold. (I'm pretty sure Maggie is a Michigander, and I'm a Californian. Maybe familiarity with the weather bred contempt for it?)
I'll have to do a little more thinking before I post some new questions!
On FIAT vs. Mini: I've never seen the FIAT commercials (I'd have to look on YouTube), but I did test-drive one on Monday. It's not a bad little car, but for a clutch pedal that's bent in such a way to make shifting uncomfortable. I still need to reacquaint myself with the Mini.
On housekeeping pet peeves: I cannot stand even the mere thought of someone else doing my laundry. The other one is water spots on dishes. That comes from having been in the Navy, and seeing one too many dishes that were taken out of the scullery machine and immediately put away.
On disappointing places: Mine was Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. I went there as a 25-year-old Sailor, with stories of Australian women lined up on the pier to meet you planted in my head. In Darwin, you're more likely to see the locals holding signs saying "Go home, U.S. Navy, leave our daughters alone!" And there just wasn't much in the way of excitement. It's kind of like telling an Australian he gets to go to California, and then having him spend his entire stay in Firebaugh, Kerman, Mendota, or any of the podunk towns around Fresno.
On coffee: At work, it's always a dark roast. At home, it's usually a medium, though I occasionally foray into dark or light. I used to use CoffeeMate or the sugar/half-and-half combo, but found better uses for that money. And I drink it at room temperature.
On heat vs. cold: I've suffered through many a disgustingly hot summer. I've also worked in buildings with heating and absolutely no cooling. Most of my vehicles have had decent heaters, but a few have had no air-conditioning, or it didn't work. Besides, you can always put more clothes on, but only so many can be removed before someone throws a hissy-fit. So, I'd rather deal with cold. (I'm pretty sure Maggie is a Michigander, and I'm a Californian. Maybe familiarity with the weather bred contempt for it?)
I'll have to do a little more thinking before I post some new questions!
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