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1.  Have you ever saved a life?

2.  How long are your fingernails?

3.  What is your highest bill each month?

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[brownkitty.livejournal.com]

1. Kinda.

2. As short as I can possibly manage to keep them. Right now the white is about 1/8" long and I probably should cut them.

2. Mortgage.

[malinaldarose.livejournal.com]

1. Not that I know of.
2. I just trimmed and filed them this morning, so practically at the quick.
3. Mortgage.

[theloriest.livejournal.com]

1. Indirectly, yes.

2. Long enough to look good without making it difficult to type or use my phone.

3. Rent.

[tattooedraven.livejournal.com]

1. Yes.

2. I'd love to have long nails to paint all colors since I have small stash of nail polish but I have the wimpiest nails ever so they never grow long enough before they simply tear off.

3. Cell Phone bill. 4 smart phones and one 'regular' cell phone = omg! we pay how much?!!!!

[uawildcatgrl.livejournal.com]

1. Yes
2. Normal (I don't bite, but I'm not fancy either)
3. Cable (likely because it includes internet and phone as well)(And I'm assuming that's besides rent and food)

[pinkmossrose.livejournal.com]

1. No.

2. Not long enough.

3. I'm not sure...

[psychgurl.livejournal.com]

1. I adopted my two dachshunds so yes, in a way, I have!

2. Mid-length? If they get too long, they get thin and break. So I keep them just to the end of my finger tip.

3. My mortgage: $2,260!

[millysdaughter.livejournal.com]

OMG -- my house is not worth that much!

[psychgurl.livejournal.com]

I'm "fortunate" to live in one of the most expensive parts of the country. Paid $307,000 for a 1600 sq ft house on 0.25 acres of land (which I lovingly refer to as a postage stamp). We've put $25,000 worth of work into it and probably won't see a dime of that back. *sigh*

[millysdaughter.livejournal.com]

**tugs forelock and backs away slowly**

[inspiredlife.livejournal.com]

1. twice actually.

2. pretty short. i bite though i'm trying really, really hard to stop.

3. student loans (3 degrees is awesome but ridiculously expensive)

[tonycaselli.livejournal.com]

Yep, a driver who was having a heart attack ran off the road into some high weeds, basically hiding the car completely from the road. I happened to see the car as I drove by, and saw the guy, and swung around and ran down there, called 911. Very exciting.

Short, most of the time.

Mortgage! Followed by credit card. :(

[just-kaye.livejournal.com]

1--Nope--or not to my knowledge...though I have been a great ear for friends to talk to when they have REALLY needed it.
2--Short. Due to my meds it seems they are more weak then before, and that was bad enough. MEH.
3--Ummm...I guess my cell phone, but it's not really that high...but I don't use it all that much so it seems high for the amount of time that I use it each month. MEH. That all made sense in my head when I wrote it out--LOL! ;-)

[harrietbrown.livejournal.com]

1. Quite possibly a couple of times.

2. Short.

3. Probably my combined cable and electric - I split it with my roomie, I give her one check for both. We split the gas, and I pay that bill, but we're on the level billing plan, so it stays the same every month as long as we pay it on time.

[meathiel]

1. nope

2. Not too long at the moment as I trimmed them last weekend. But I like longish, painted nails.

3. mortgage - apart from that life insurance/pension thingy

[afradancer.livejournal.com]

1. Yes, came across a road traffic accident and got someone out of a car that was on fire then gave CPR.

2. Don't have that many at the moment, thanks to chemo. :(

3. Electricity

[tedwords.livejournal.com]

1. No.
2. Very, very, very short.
3. The ex-wife's mortgage.

[impetusofadream.livejournal.com]

1. Have you ever saved a life?
*shrug* I save the life of my fish every week I don't wind up killing him.

2. How long are your fingernails?
Pretty short. I'm a biter. A bad bad biter.

3. What is your highest bill each month?
My auto loan.

[clayshaper.livejournal.com]

1) yes.

2) as short as I can keep them, comfortably, because they get in the way of my art-makin' if I don't.

3) 850.00 a month. Rent. It F'in SUCKS, because I make 630.00 a month personally... and Jim is out of work and not back in school yet. We are SO SO close to drowning. I'm running out of ways to make money to pay it. :P I'm lucky I pay less than others in the Seattle area, but that isn't that helpful, at the moment. :P see me whine. whine, clayshaper, whine.