The Interview Game
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
Here are The Official Interview Game Rules:
1. If you want to participate, leave a comment below saying "interview me."
2. I will respond by asking you five questions - each person's will be different.
3. You will update your journal/blog with the answers to the questions.
4. You will include this explanation and an offer to interview others in the same post.
5. When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them five questions.
Questions from Linus
1) MTA or LD?
- MTA, MTA, MTA... Seriously, the MTA at least do what they are supposed to and do it regularly. While LD are fun, they are a pain in the arse to make work. I still have two LD in my bag that don't function properly after baking twice. MTA are more leisurely, more forgiving, and their paths are more fun to watch. (I wonder what this looks like to someone who doesn't know what I am talking about)
2) The vibrator gets, um...lost. What do you do?
- First you get some lube, the good stuff. Start the Lamaze breathing exercises. Put the lube.. not there damn it, you are getting ahead of me! Here, let me show you. There. Then you've got to stick that... HEY, not so hard you may make things worse! Continue Lamaze breathing. Call midwife. Midwife faints. More Lamaze. Push honey, almost there. Get pliers. Free your toy. Clean up. Revive Midwife. Behold the power of cheese.
3) Choose only one: Emmett, Teddy, or Michael?
- No contest. Michael! He is cute, has a great sense of humor, is always smiling, has a kick ass mom, is still in touch with his childhood in a healthy way, and has a certain nerdy charm. Emmett is too flamboyant and Teddy is just too old and dependent on others.
4) What's the secret ingredient in your favorite bread recipe?
- Tradition. The only bread recipe I can get to do much at all is my mother's. AND it is great as a bread, in cabbage buns, for making cinnimon rolls...etc... you get the idea.
5) Given that we live in the Siberia of the Americas, what is the perfect romantic date?
- First, after calling my brother and him telling me about the weather in North Dakota, I am not convinced that we live in the Siberia of the Americas. However, accepting your premise... I would love to surprised by a rented cabin in the winter (spring break maybe) where we could spend time together, laying in front of the fire while it snows outside, just the two of us. Camping in the summer also ok - but not without a tent.
posted by ZEUS @ 10:12 AM,
