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1. My favourite drink is Malibu Rum with pineapple. False. My favourite drink is brandy with ginger ale, followed by plum sake, though malibu rum with pineapple (it's only foul in the morning, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
manubai;) is up there on the list. Strangely enough over half of you got this though I'm not sure if it's just because I've mentioned often enough on this journal what my favourite drink is, or it if was obvious, or if you all got lucky... actually, I'm probably just a horrible liar:)
2. I've trained in at least four different martial arts and hold a belt in two of them. True. Some form of karate when I was five, taijitsu (which I hold a black belt in), ju jitsu (which I hold a yellow belt in) and judo.
3. I've been mistaken for being American, Spanish, Italian, Mexican, British and Canadian, but never French. True. I've only been mistaken for Spanish, Italian or Mexican when I have a deep tan (and in the case of the Mexican one was told that I spoke "really good english"). I've only been mistaken for British in Europe since they can't tell the difference between english accents that well. The closest I've come to being mistaken for French is being told I had a French Canadian accent while speaking French.
4. I'm related to a famous Revolutionary War general. Also true, though it's rather a far off connection at this point through another branch of the family. I'd tell you his name, but that'd give away mine so I'll simply state that there's a monument to him at Valley Forge and leave it at that.
5. In 8th grade, I founded a club called the Insanity Club, declared myself president and still preside over irregular meetings to this day. True. Not a single person doubted that I did this:) I also appointed myself Keeper of the Lost Socks as well... and still have the minutes to all our meetings and a membership card... I should probably declare another meeting someday...
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Forgot to mention I saw One Piece last night. Hooray for pirate animes!
manubai;) is up there on the list. Strangely enough over half of you got this though I'm not sure if it's just because I've mentioned often enough on this journal what my favourite drink is, or it if was obvious, or if you all got lucky... actually, I'm probably just a horrible liar:) 2. I've trained in at least four different martial arts and hold a belt in two of them. True. Some form of karate when I was five, taijitsu (which I hold a black belt in), ju jitsu (which I hold a yellow belt in) and judo.
3. I've been mistaken for being American, Spanish, Italian, Mexican, British and Canadian, but never French. True. I've only been mistaken for Spanish, Italian or Mexican when I have a deep tan (and in the case of the Mexican one was told that I spoke "really good english"). I've only been mistaken for British in Europe since they can't tell the difference between english accents that well. The closest I've come to being mistaken for French is being told I had a French Canadian accent while speaking French.
4. I'm related to a famous Revolutionary War general. Also true, though it's rather a far off connection at this point through another branch of the family. I'd tell you his name, but that'd give away mine so I'll simply state that there's a monument to him at Valley Forge and leave it at that.
5. In 8th grade, I founded a club called the Insanity Club, declared myself president and still preside over irregular meetings to this day. True. Not a single person doubted that I did this:) I also appointed myself Keeper of the Lost Socks as well... and still have the minutes to all our meetings and a membership card... I should probably declare another meeting someday...
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Forgot to mention I saw One Piece last night. Hooray for pirate animes!
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But I will say that this was the most ordinary-sounding one...the least idiosyncratic.
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