Random Thoughts and Musings

I always love question/answer games - so, for every “Interview” I have come across, I have asked to be the interviewee. This includes giving my interviewees the chance to become my interviewer.

One of the Interviews I visited was for Ruprecht, who I met through several friends on Plurk. His comedic stance on things keeps me in fits of giggles … but his questions are friggin TOUGH!

Here goes nothin!

Uno - The Rules:
You have to link back to the original post (http://immoralmatriarch.com/questionsagain) and my post (http://frolickry.blogspot.com/2009/01/monkey-business.html) and include the following in your post:

Want to be part of it? Follow these instructions:

1. Leave me a comment saying, “Interview me.”
2. I will respond by emailing you five questions. I get to pick the questions.
3. You will update your blog with the answers to the questions.
4. You will include this explanation and an offer to interview someone else in the same post.
5. When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them five questions.

Dos - The Questions:

1) You sure seem to spend a lot of time in the restroom. What in the world are you doing in there asides taking pictures all over the place?
Actually, I do not. I have roommates, and spend most of my time in my room. The light in my bedroom is fairly dim, and so I generally go to the attached bathroom should I want to take a photo. Also, when taking pictures of my hair, the mirror helps. When I travel, shower time tends to be the only private time I have, and therefore most self portraits get taken from that general vicinity.

2) The Democrats and the Republicans screwed stuff up so much you just couldn’t take it anymore. You gave them 48 hours to fix everything, but they came up dry. As a result, you fired each and every one of them. Now who you gonna replace them with to get things back on track?
My friend, Soren, because he has brilliant ideas, is knowledgeable, and has a knack for picking things up quickly and thinking on his feet. My stepfather (despite not always liking him) because he is brilliant, and while not typically personable, can charm a crowd; not to mention, he has a strong military background. My uncle R because his political background would benefit the others, and his judicial background would serve the rest of the cabinet well. My Aunt S, because if she had not become a judge, she would have made an amazing mayor, governor, or cabinet member. (I can pretend they aren’t related to me, right?) My old Cap’n from my Navy days, because he was an incredible leader who listened as well as he spoke, and learned as well as he taught. These people are quite capable of choosing the rest of their esteemed comrades.

3) Everyone has a good bar trick they can make money off of. What’s yours?
Again, I do not. I am rather boring. Although, I can handle far more alcohol than anyone thinks, and will usually be one of the last (wo)men standing.

4) You are Seth Brundle in the 1986 remake of The Fly. You’ve already transported yourself though your innovative telepods and are horrified to discover something went horribly wrong. What do you do?
*Feels nervous* I have no idea what you are talking about, because I did not watch The Fly. Read The Fly? Listen to The Fly? However, if I have created the innovative telepods yous peak of, I suppose I would just have to create another device that would undo my previous handiwork and set things right again!

5) Somebody, somewhere is waiting for you. Who?
P, in California. I know he is… his recent communications tell me so. (At least, they tell me so in my mind) … Now I just need him to tell me so with his words (vocal) and actions. I do not need a proposal … all I need is to believe he believes … and then all will be right with our world again.

This concludes another rendition of the Interrogation Room. If you want to play along, just shout “Interview Me” in the comments, and keep the rules in mind!