SuperCrash64 : I'm sorry.  I'm not sure I understand your question. XD  Are you asking me what my favorite verse in the bible is?  Or what my favorite version of that verse is? or....?  

Singelli : favorite verse. sorry didn't exactly know what those were called...

Both.
What is your favorite fruit?

SuperCrash64 :  hey SuperCrash.  I am so, so, SO sorry I forgot to answer this question!  I totally meant to, as it's probably one of the easiest questions I've been asked, but I simply lost track of time!

Beyond the shadow of a doubt, and without even having to think on it, my favorite verse is Matthew 5:6. "Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled."  If I ever have a tombstone, this is all I would want it to say.  This verse has always meant so very much to me, even from a young age.  I remember sitting on my bed, crying over things wrong in my life, and reading this verse over and over again.  I wanted so badly to be 'good' and to have a relationship with God... but I knew nothing about either of those things.

Although having a relationship with Christ isn't about 'being good', I'm not sure I would have found God so soon, had I not been drawn to this verse.  Every time I read it, I felt God holding His hand out towards me, ever patiently waiting on me to take it.

Barathemos :  My favorite fruit is so the cantaloupe.   I swear that I could eat nothing but cantaloupe for the rest of my days and I'd never even once complain.  Those things are absolutely AMAZING!   

Barathemos : I actually have a short story for this one. When I was still in my womb when mom had a craving for apples during her pregnancy. I guess she ate a lot during that time, and when I was born, apples were the only fruit that I would eat straight from the garden until when I got older and tried other fruits.

thing1 : DEFINITELY strawberry. You can't beat the big 3: Vanilla, Chocolate, and Strawberry.

thing1 :  I actually have no idea, honestly. XD  Growing up, my parents were pretty poor, and they hardly ever bought us ice cream.  If we had ice cream, it was a rare treat and something to really appreciate. I'm not really sure what happened when I grew up and moved out on my own, because ice cream just isn't something I crave.  I hardly ever get it and actually can't think of a single time when I initiated purchasing it.  It's always my husband who buys ice cream, and usually my husband who finishes it off.

However, I do remember one ice cream which I had once and GREATLY loved.  It had either cherries or dark cherries (black, maybe?) in it, and also square chocolate flakes.  The ice cream was a deep muave color.  Although I WANT to say it was only black cherry and chocolate, I'm also almost certain there was some other component to it that I can't remember.  I've always wanted to find it again, but not knowing what it was kind of makes the search impossible.

So.... I guess I might say cherry.  LOL

Singelli : Are you talking about Black Cherry from Safeco? I think that is the name of the grocery store.

Singelli :
play4fun :

3 questions for you both:

1. How tall are you?
2. What's your nationality?
3. What's your denomination?

I'm sure at least one of them has already been asked, that's why I'm asking 3 questions, 2 backups lol.

Davideo7 :  *GASPS* I feel so special!  David posted in our thread! hehe!

Well, I'm 5'3". Maybe 5'4" on a taller day.  
I'm American.  Born and raised in the good ol' USA.
And I'm non-denominational.  If I had to pick a denomination that most closely tied to my beliefs though, it'd be Pentecostalism.

I think you already knew two of those answers from me, but only one had been asked before, and not even in this thread, I think. XD  Good job!

thing1 :  I have no idea. LOL

play4fun : this one is for you.

Will you help me / co-host a ... Armed Forced Trivia thing in July, like you have the Bible Trivia? I know I brought this up a few months ago, but I would not mind getting started on possible questions now, let alone the witty titles and intro's. XD

Davideo7 :
1. I'm 7'..........................minus1' 5" or 1'6"
2. I am Chinese, specifically from Hong Kong, but became an American citizen a couple of years ago.
3. I am from the Christian and Missionary Alliance.

thing1 : Well, I don't know much about the armed forces, and really the creating of questions and the creativity in it really comes from the person who gives the questions. So I can help with setting up and plan, but I think you would have to be responsible in having a question ready for how many days you are doing it, which may mean that you might not have as much time on other parts of the forum (which I realized from my experience.

Singelli : I'm meant nationality as in, where are you ancestors from? Unless it is America which would make you Native American.

I'm actually non-denominational as well, interesting. Maybe you knew that about me and maybe I already knew that about you but still interesting.

play4fun : Oh you weren't born in America? I had thought you were, especially considering your knowledge of the Bible (not that Chinese people don't have a knowledge of the Bible but it's just not as accessible there as you already know). So that would also mean that English is your 2nd language, I would have never guessed that either.

Davideo7 : Oh... Unfortunately and sadly enough, I know absolutely nothing about my ancestry.  I do know my maiden name has French origins, but that's about the most that I know about any of it.  My family isn't really big on.... well, 'family', so if they knew anything, they certainly never told me.  I do know that one of my aunts started researching our family trees and ancestry as a hobby, but I only know my aunts and uncles by name, and barely that.  

And yes, I already knew you were non-denominational.  I think someone actually asked you that in your own Ask Anything thread... or maybe I asked you in a pm. I'm not really sure. LOL

By the way, I've heard play4fun speak his first language.  

Davideo7 : Well, I lived in Hong Kong, which belongs to China, but governs like an independent country (official considered as a self governed territory, not a country) Hong Kong is much more free compared to mainland China and the rights there are pretty much like what we have in the US. (actually, nowadays, I feel that Hong Kong politics have been more extreme and more emotional than what we would see in the US). So Bibles are legal, churches are legal, and we are free to worship, learn, and evangelize in Hong Kong.

And English is technically my second language, but I do better in English than Cantonese back in elementary days, because I lived in Singapore when I was in Kindergarten and those were the years that your language development advances.

I have one for both of you.


Singelli : Would you like to be a global? I am a supporter of #Singelli4Global2013, do you want to be a global?
play4fun : What id you average post number every day? (I mean, how much posts do you do in a day on average)

DittoDude44 : I would like to be a global.  I don't think it will happen any time soon though.  But thanks for the support!  ^.^

DittoDude44 : Well, if you look at my profile, it says 0.81 posts per day, but that's because I don't post a lot when I started off as a member due to school. Nowadays, I don't know. LOL maybe 8-10?

play4fun : That's some interesting info regarding Hong Kong. Good to know.