How many of you know me?

Question

I mean, whatever, do you or anyone or any thing or ... know me? Do you have any idea where I live, what I do?

Answer 1

No.

Answer 2

I don't know you , but u do not post like these questions on Yahoo.

Answer 3

Of course not.

Answer 4

Oh course I do. I just hacked you profile. You like unicorns, and have a tendency to drink and drive on the wrong side of the road. Hint, don't turn around in three hours, and don't look to your left. EVER. And I'm not watching you out of the old car that is outside of your location. Stop picking you nose. Its kind of nasty.

Answer 5

no i do not.

Answer 6

crazy. what a question. -_-

Answer 7

what's worse is I don't care

Answer 8

This is just pointless. We are all people from around the world hiding behind the mask that is a username, so how are we supposed to know you?

Answer 9

Hey wait a minute..? I do know you.... your that purple teletubbie..... tinky winkie how've you been man?

Answer 10

Faisal was born in Riyadh, the third son of Saudi Arabia's founder, Ibn Saud. Faisal's mother was Tarfa bint Abdullah ibn Abd al-Latif Aal ash-Shaykh,[3] whom Ibn Saud had married in 1902 after capturing Riyadh. She was a descendent of Muhammad ibn Abd Al-Wahhab, and her father was one of Ibn Saud's principal religious teachers and advisers.

Being one of Ibn Saud's eldest sons, Faisal was delegated numerous responsibilities during Ibn Saud's quest to consolidate control over Arabia. In 1925, Faisal, in command of an army of Saudi loyalists, won a decisive victory in the Hijaz. In return, he was made the governor of Hijaz the following year.[1] After the new Saudi kingdom was formalized in 1932 Faisal received the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs, a position which he continued to hold until his death, even during his reign as king.[4] Faisal also commanded a section of the Saudi forces that took part in the brief Saudi-Yemeni War of 1934,[5] successfully fighting off Yemeni claims over Saudi Arabia's southern provinces.