The Question to Everyone's Answer ...
Feb. 27th, 2008 09:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
awfulhorridSo there was this meme that I participated in the other day. ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
merseine0613 and cmerun12 (possibly others) posted their answers I though that was a good idea.
Where did we meet: Variable. Although as far as I can remember most of the people that answered were correct - various conventions around the Midwest area. One obvious exception waspgnfggtnc. We did indeed meet the first day of kindergarten. I'm still think it for this set of questions it might be cheating to have known me for over 30 years.
Take a stab at my middle name: Louis. (I'm reasonably sure that's the correct spelling. It might be "Lewis," but that's the way I've been spelling in for the last decade or so.)
Do I smoke: No. I've never even tried it.
Color of my eyes: Hazel ... sort of. They're this kind of greyish color that seems to change a bit depending on what I'm wearing and my general mood.
Do I have any siblings: No human siblings of which I'm aware. My parents have always called their dogs my brothers and sisters and Dad says that it's very likely I have a half-brother over in Vietnam.
What's one of my favorite things to do: Play games on the computer, geocaching, going to conventions, reading, things for a different friend's list, many other things ...
What's my favorite type of music: Eclectic. I listen to a bit of everything, really and have a difficult time with the concept of "favorite."
Am I shy or outgoing: Situationally variable. I'm usually somewhere in the middle.
Am I a rebel or do I follow the rules: I like rules on a small, local scale. Games certainly work a lot better when you actually have rules, unless you're playing Morning Crescent and honestly even there you have rules. Relationships work much better if you follow the "rules," even if they aren't spelled out on a piece of paper somewhere. What I don't like are arbitrary and unfair rules imposed from outside the agreed upon structure. Don't tell me who I can love, what I can worship, or what I can read.
Any special talents: I like your answers. I'll go with them. Anyone that wants to see whatpgnfggtnc was talking about just ask me later and we'll make arrangements.
How many children do I have: No human, three cats.
If you and I were stranded on a desert island, what is one thing that I would bring: Several people pointed this out -- if I knew that we were going to be stranded such that I could plan to bring something, why would I allow us to be stranded in the first place? Yep, that's my problem with this sort of question. Not that I wouldn't mind taking a short vacation somewhere away from everything with select friend(s) in some combination ...
merseine0613 and cmerun12 (possibly others) posted their answers I though that was a good idea.Where did we meet: Variable. Although as far as I can remember most of the people that answered were correct - various conventions around the Midwest area. One obvious exception was
pgnfggtnc. We did indeed meet the first day of kindergarten. I'm still think it for this set of questions it might be cheating to have known me for over 30 years.Take a stab at my middle name: Louis. (I'm reasonably sure that's the correct spelling. It might be "Lewis," but that's the way I've been spelling in for the last decade or so.)
Do I smoke: No. I've never even tried it.
Color of my eyes: Hazel ... sort of. They're this kind of greyish color that seems to change a bit depending on what I'm wearing and my general mood.
Do I have any siblings: No human siblings of which I'm aware. My parents have always called their dogs my brothers and sisters and Dad says that it's very likely I have a half-brother over in Vietnam.
What's one of my favorite things to do: Play games on the computer, geocaching, going to conventions, reading, things for a different friend's list, many other things ...
What's my favorite type of music: Eclectic. I listen to a bit of everything, really and have a difficult time with the concept of "favorite."
Am I shy or outgoing: Situationally variable. I'm usually somewhere in the middle.
Am I a rebel or do I follow the rules: I like rules on a small, local scale. Games certainly work a lot better when you actually have rules, unless you're playing Morning Crescent and honestly even there you have rules. Relationships work much better if you follow the "rules," even if they aren't spelled out on a piece of paper somewhere. What I don't like are arbitrary and unfair rules imposed from outside the agreed upon structure. Don't tell me who I can love, what I can worship, or what I can read.
Any special talents: I like your answers. I'll go with them. Anyone that wants to see what
pgnfggtnc was talking about just ask me later and we'll make arrangements.How many children do I have: No human, three cats.
If you and I were stranded on a desert island, what is one thing that I would bring: Several people pointed this out -- if I knew that we were going to be stranded such that I could plan to bring something, why would I allow us to be stranded in the first place? Yep, that's my problem with this sort of question. Not that I wouldn't mind taking a short vacation somewhere away from everything with select friend(s) in some combination ...
