Steve questions

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question 2
Not that I know of.

3&5
Yes, there was a spider in the corner of my room just above my feet in front of my bed. I woke up that morning and because of being scared of spiders AT THAT TIME I screamed so that everyone woke up. My little brother was definitely woken up by this so he pegged it to my room and then jumped upon my bed, hugged me and said "don't worry bro, I got you!" and if it wasn't for this is would have probably never gotten along with my little brother. But because of my ex-phobia of spiders I am now very close to him.

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If I could change anything about myself it would be my phobia of watching people eat with their mouth open. I call this 'chamming'. Simply because any one who knows me knows this. I hate it when people do that. When people eat with their mouth open it really agitates me and i hate it to the core. One time at Christmas dinner, my little brother did it so i held his mouth throughout the whole of the 2 hour duration of the family christmas dinner. I feel as if I have the erg to get violent even thou I really not a violent or harmful person.

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Yes, i was once an olympic athlete. I was at the top level. The felling of being The 2nd best Judo player in the whole of Great Britain. A real inspiration to my family especially my little bro.
I broke the disk in my spine and i couldn't sit up for 4 months. I was really in excruciating pain. The thing was, was that it was in training not in the Olympics. I felt depleted and my brother was so angry and upset, he decided to continue my legacy until recently when he had to stop to choose football.

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My family home. It feels... well..... homily and that is the best thing about it. I love that I get to see my family since I am a family man. I like to come home to the smell, beautiful views and loveliness about the somerset countryside. I especially like the way that our dogs sprint to me as soon as the door creaks open. They are lovely and so is my family and girlfriend. My sister is never seen until she comes home or we visit her on family holidays in Munich!

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