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I got bleach all over my hands after I fixed my washing machine. I know nothing about chemicals, so I have no idea if it's a huge problem. After I realized it was bleach (watery bleach, but still), I washed my hands a couple times over, but I don't know if that does any good. I honestly haven't a clue what to do, so any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

What are the best charities to donate your hair to? I've been growing my hair out to donate it, only to realize I didn't have any idea where I was going to donate it to (oops). Any suggestions?

How do you create a new album for a fan page? I'm having major problems with this right now, so any help on this is much appreciated.

Alright, I don't remember much about the game, but I do know this: It was an XBox game, it was a Tony Hawk game, it was made in the late 90's to early 2000's, there was a Zoo-style level, you could talk to other characters (usually other famous skaters), you could create your own skate park, and you could create characters (both male and female) in what I assumed was a skate shop.

I know it's not much, but that's all my memory will give me. I can't find anything else about this game and it's bothered me for years.

Any and all help is appreciated! :)

While reading the book "Zombies vs. Unicorns" I thought of this old question: Pirates vs. Ninjas. Who would win? So, are you Team Pirate or Team Ninja?

I'm Team Ninja, for sure :)

I've been asked some pretty strange questions this week, and was inspired to write an interview with one of my characters and an interviewer from the local news station. Now, the interviewer is a very... Bubbly person. And she's slightly crazy. Anyways, I wanted to know how YOUR characters would hold up in an interview with her, so I've devised a list of questions she would ask just about anyone. Remember, she's interviewing your character, so it will be in their POV (Point of view). Hope you have as much fun filling it out as I had with coming up with the questions :D

~~~Begin interview~~~

Hello, I'm Vivian Honners, I'm a news reporter/interviewer for Central News (quite literally made up on the spot). What's your name, and how are you today?

Now that introductions are over with...

1) Would you make a good therapist?

2) Okay, now YOU'RE the patient, and you enemy is the therapist. How does that session go?

3) You're going to be stuck waiting in the hospital for a few hours. What do you do with all that free time on your hands?

4) You and 5 friends booked 3 hotel rooms (each has one double bed) for the night. Naturally, since there's 6 people total, you need to pair up. Who do you choose to pair up with, and why?

5) You're on the news! Why are you on the news?

6) Do you you have a "theme song"? If so, what is it?

7) Hey they're making a movie about your life! What genre will it be?

8) Pepsi or Coke?

9) Diet soda or regular?

10) Can you name one word that describes your personality?

11) Getting deep now... Your relationship with your family?

12) What is your love interests name? And how did you meet them?

13) If you were an animal, what kind of animal would you be?

14) Why are manhole covers round?

15) What will you do when the zombie apocalypse happens?

16) What would I find if I looked in your refrigerator right now?

17) You're President/King/God/Whatever for the day. What do you do?

18) If you were a super hero, what powers would you HAVE? (If you already are a super hero, skip to next question)

19) And what powers would you WANT?

20) You only have six months left to live. What do you do with your time?

Well, that's all for today. Have a lovely day!

~~~End interview~~~

Yes, Viv is a very happy, bouncy person, who may or may not have ADD. Who knows? I don't. I should, but I don't. Anyways, sorry it's so long, but the questions just kept coming XD

BQ: How in the world are you today? :)

Would it be bad for me to start each book in my series (about 5 books) with a different POV then the rest of the book? As in, the prologue would be from someone else's point of view, then for the first chapter (and the rest of the book) go back to my main characters (the narrators) POV. Is that too confusing, or would it be okay? I think that since the prologue would be about the crime that will be in the book (it's a murder mystery series), then it would be kinda cool to either get it from the serial killers POV, or 3rd person point of view. I'm completely conflicted on what to do. Any and all help is mucho [much] appreciated! :)

A) Go on a blind date?

B) Audition for a singing contest?

C) Roll their eyes at the character who auditioned for the singing contest?

D) Get in a car accident?

E) Do a car wash fundraiser?

F) Go sky diving?

G) Chicken out of sky diving?

H) Grow a garden?

I) Blast their music to ignore someone?

J) Learn a new language?

K) Carry a sword or other weapon around with them?

L) Get a tattoo? And of what?

M) Chicken out of getting a tattoo?

N) Trip over a flat surface?

O) Get hit by the person who tripped over the flat surface?

P) Believe the chicken came first?

Q) Believe the egg came first?

R) Throw a party?

S) Go to a party?

T) Go around the world in 80 days?

U) Catch some horrible disease, live, and write a book about it?

V) Run into a wall?

W) Run into a glass door?

X) Adopt an animal?

Y) Adopt a baby?

Z) Play a game of Truth or Dare for fun?

:D

Super long, and very random, I know. Just kept seeing tons of these things and decided to post my own :)

And in case it came off as confusing, Just fill it in like this, or some way like it:

A) Go on a blind date?

Sean would go on a blind date because he actually TRUSTS his friends to set him up with a good girl, even though they themselves have questionable taste in women.

B) Audition for a singing contest?

Cara. Everyone always tells her she has a beautiful voice.

And do they believe in horoscopes, and things like that, or do they think that that's all fake?

My characters love to use horoscopes as a way to "torture" some of the other characters who don't believe in it XD

BQ: How do YOU celebrate your birthday? :)

Either give "too many" details, or "too little" details? I've read mixed reviews on this subject, some saying that if someone is lying to you, they give too many details on what they claim happened. Others say that they don't give very many details (and vague answers) because, since it never happened, they don't know WHAT they want you to believe (besides that they didn't do it). You know, if that makes any sense...

Anyways, what's your opinion? Do liars give too many details, or few details? Just curious to see what people think.

The characters from YOUR book met the characters from your FAVORITE book?

I know that if that happened for me, all characters involved would be extremely confused :)

Where is your favorite place to read or write?

My mom and I were watching the opening credits for the Criminal Minds episode "A Real Rain", and while the opening credits were rolling, we decided to name every criminal we could remember. Anyways, when it got to A.J.'s credits, we only recognized 2 of the 3 pictures shown: Ted Bundy and Aileen Wuornos. We couldn't figure out who the 3rd one was. Anyone else know? Any help is much appreciated! :)

What do you think are strong/good personality traits in a book character?