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ORIGINAL: intorockandroll **I have been set a task I've accepted!!** This task is a survey. (It will not be published or used in any formal research.) The point of this is embarrassment. Anyone who completes the survey correctly receives a "suggestive self photograph." The only condition is the survey must be filled out correctly. I must send a photo if the conditions are met. So please read the T's&C's at the end. THERE ARE NO CORRECT/INCORRECT ANSWERS! Easy right? The Survey consists of three (3) questions. Please complete it and mail it to me: 1. How often are you contacted on Collarme.com? 2. What has been your favourite experience on Collarme.com? 3. After reading my profile, describe an embarrassing situation involving my participation (forced or volunteered) you would enjoy witnessing/participating in. This may be online, or in person. I look forward to your responses! :) Remember, if the survey is responded to correctly I am obliged to send the photo, regardless of you and me being compatible, although I am definitely straight and hoping for females to respond. Am I the only one confused by the parts I bolded? I don't want a picture either, so I wonder if that requires incorrect answers, despite their impossibility. Since I'm friendly enough to participate in surveys: (1) Approximately 15% of the amount of times I'm looked at. [Not a bad ratio, really.] (2) I'm still having my favourite experience, and that would be my girl (the one I constantly refer to - those who know my shtuff know exactly what I mean!). (3) I don't want to participate in your humiliation, but given the little you say in your profile at all, it seems most appropriate to make you hint publicly at your tendencies. I hope I answered all of this incorrectly. Those were the nice answers. The not so nice answers involve you, a zoo, a panda or two, a few kangaroos and a shiny kazoo. (Who knew?)
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