If the way you communicate could be likened to an inanimate object, what would it be?

Water

A piledriver.

A thesaurusictionary.
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How beautiful.

A repeating beacon or lighthouse.

Oh my. I'm not aware, and I don't think I'm the right person to ask. I'm sure if you askedothers about it, they'd be looking very differently on my person and which inanimate object that would be it. Interesting though how others look at it. Lol.

Ooh. That's lovely. I can totally see that in you, too.

Very poetic.

Yup. That's about right. ;)

lol Is that some kind of dinosaur? ;)

Interesting. We've had a lot of talk about talk. I'm curious to see what you do when you get going.

I don't know why, but my mind flashed to the adult section. lol

Sand in an hourglass. That's you. You think?

Hmm. My time is running out? You think? Lol

*wonders which parts of my presence inside the adultMug you have in mind* *stares at you*

It's at your own risk, but people there tend to be more polite than inside the main board; at least if you don't start up a fight yourself. The topics will by nature be more of an adult character, and they will come in a variety of ways. Lol.

LMAO It was just the way you worded it... " I'm sure if you asked others about it, they'd be looking very differently on my person and which inanimate object that would be it." It made me think of the responses people might give in adultMug. 

The sand thing was because it's steady and smooth. I won't say you're predictable, because you're not, but everything you say falls perfectly in line with you. 

Haha. No offence taken JA. I was playing along. In fact it inspired me to introduce another "Today's..." Btw, I gave the credit to you. ;-)

Maybe you should ask the question inside adultMug and I will give you the same words, and we can see what responses the people there would give it. Hilarious.

Go look it up.
You'll find it either in the nearest thesaurus or the nearest dictionary.

Hey, wait a minute . . .

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I immediately envisioned an hourglass physique when I read it. (Men, right?)

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Btw, I do love your definition of the sand as steady and smooth. Thank you. :-)

There's a LOT that's all in my head. You might be amazed.
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Oh, come on, it's not THAT bad. Lol.
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