The Question Game

[tanarill]

I've been thinking about doing this for a while now, but it was rlly my BF who convinced me too.

This is called the Question Game. You comment and ask me a question. It can be anything: funny, humorous, racy, serious, embarrassing, whatever. I have to answer it honestly. The catch is that I get to ask you a question, and you have to answer it also. We go back and forth like that until someone gives up or we get tired of playing.

Ready? Go!

Comments

[tanarill.livejournal.com]

I can't draw. If I need drawing done, I generally exchange drabblage for it . . . =P

I never really watched it, and I try not to form opinions about things I haven't seen/done enough to form an informed opinion. I have to say that the idea sounds like it would take a talented team of writers to pull off, given the prevalence of overdone vampires in contemporary fiction.

(Can you slow it down a bit? I like the piccus, but it's seizure-inducing for sure!)

[trenchcoatkid.livejournal.com]

Eh, from what I've heard it has some problems with continuity. I guess it has to be popular for a reason, but honestly, I've never gotten into Buffy. There is a comic, however, written by the guy who created Buffy, that's called Fray. It's atually pretty cool, and almost makes me want to watch Buffy.

Does that question in parentheses count as your question?
(And yes, yes I can. I thought that might be something you'd want done to it... ^^;; )

[tanarill.livejournal.com]

I thought is was my question, but I could be wrong . . . :o

Why does having a cell phone make drivers stupider?

[trenchcoatkid.livejournal.com]

Oh come on, everyone knows that cell phones emit stupid rays. It's just what they do.

Why does the media make a big deal out of skinny stick-models?

[tanarill.livejournal.com]

Because if they made a big deal out of plump motherly figures then everyone'd be able to do it and the diet industry wouldn't make billions.

Have you ever seen the Hope Diamond?

[trenchcoatkid.livejournal.com]

But plump motherly figures make sense! Ah, le sigh...

Well, not in real life. However, with the help of the Internet, I can see practically anything that I'd ever want to (and a whole load of things that I really don't want to see, too).

Have you?

[tanarill.livejournal.com]

Yes, and I have to say, it's rlly ugly. I'd much prefer a string of pearls and crystal-clear diands or one of fire opals. I love opals muchly, especially because if they are synthetic they can also be circuits . . . not that anyone makes synthetic circuit opals, but I think it would be coolio.

What's your favorite rock?

[trenchcoatkid.livejournal.com]

HaHA, you thought I was done! But I won't give up as long as I can end up kicking my internet into some semblance of working, so I shall give my answer now;

Rock? Oh, man. I dunno. I'm vaguely fond about a million different things, but... eh, I'll go with sandstone. It's all sorts of vivid colors and cool cave-ey shapes.

Do you like the Pirates of the Caribbean movies?

[tanarill.livejournal.com]

Yes. I loved the first one, liked the second one less, but the third one made it worth it again. Also, Captain Jack Sparrow.

What is you opinion of Band-aids?

[trenchcoatkid.livejournal.com]

I can't stand plastic band-aids. The clothy textured ones I like, but they get wet and stay wet, which is kinda annoying, and as far as I can tell the liquid skin stuff that they market is kind of very useless.

Do you enjoy chewing gum, and if so, what flavor?

[tanarill.livejournal.com]

I enjoy chewing gum when my mouth is Dry. Is doesn't matter which flavor, as long as it can get me to salivate.

Do you like Stew?