Curious or snoopy?
By jillhill
@jillhill (37353)
United States
May 1, 2008 5:14pm CST
Well tonight I was just plain snoopy...most times I keep my nose to my own business but we were invited to go to the house where my old boss lived for a sneak preview of the rummage sale they are having this weekend. I orgionally had decided not to go. They had alot of money and I knew things would be expensive so I had just plain decided not to go and get more over priced "stuff" that I would later decide I didn't really want...but being snoopy got the best of me and I went! I did buy a few things but didn't go overboard....I basically wanted to see what they were offering for sale! Are you ever curious or snoopy? Has it taken you to places you thought you'd never go just to see what was happening? Do you think there is a difference between being snoopy or curious?
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@tyc415 (5706)
• United States
2 May 08
You are my kind of person. It is fun to be snoopy (curious) to go see what others have to get rid of. But I do find the better things and the better deals in a regular neighborhood and not in the rich part of town. LOL
I find the only difference between curious and snoopy are the letters in the two words. 
@GreenMoo (11833)
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6 May 08
There's nothing wrong with being curious, which is what i prefer to call it LoL. If you didn't get curious and go looking at stuff, just think of all the interesting opportunities that you'd miss out on?
The same applies to chatting to folk. If you don't ask, you'll never know! I used to get really embarrassed by my Mum talking to strangers when I was a teen, but i've come to realise that she found out all sort of interesting things and met all sorts of people like that.
