Essentially the same answer, but with a difference: I want the business to be BIG! (Currently, I am a small business owner, but I'm not very good at it. I, sadly, need someone to kick my arse into shape. Though some competition would be nice too).
If you could afford to sit around and do nothing, would you?
I've found another happy place: On the couch, resting my arm on an ice pack and feeling it soothe away the dull ache of tendinitis. Only thing is, when I'm resting my right hand and arm, I have to type one handed with my left. It's a small sacrifice to make for comfort.
I wouldn't bank on that, scoot! This is my spot.
Takes one to know one, Mr Catcher.
So, you like looking at my arse? I'll send you a pic and you can get lost in that instead. Either that, or I'll just fart on you.
I'm feeling smartarsed today, so don't bother getting behind me, unless you're looking at my smart arse, or want a smartarsed remark.
Coupe, simply because one can go faster in one, due to the reduced drag.
Pronunciation of coupe: "coop" or "coo-pay". (I use the latter because it is French and it is wrong Anglicising it).
Nope. The threefold law in Wicca stipulates that whatever you do to someone, good or bad, it'll come back to you threefold. It also goes against the Wiccan rede "an (if) it harm none, do as Ye will".
Would you ever give a hug to a random stranger?
Rebel loves David Bowie, like totally is in love with him.
I was listening to some dude playing a Fender Telecaster baritone guitar. I'm a bit obsessed with Telecasters at the moment, so I'm looking at videos of them. My favourite is still the John5 Squier goldtop. That thing is beautiful, both looks and sound wise.
Something I've always wondered, and evidently, so has Joss Whedon:
Buffy: How do you get to be renowned? I mean, like, do you have to be nowned first?
Willow: Yes. First there's the painful nowning process.
Works on so many levels, but works especially well if you write.
I probably shouldn't answer, the answer being yes I already have, but if I hadn't, I'd have tried it by now.
Would you ever try ice road trucking?
Both, actually, I'm just that lucky. The one from The One is the only one that is The One, though.
Black olives or green olives?
I have none yet, but only in extreme circumstances. Sometimes a short, sharp shock can jolt them back to reality. I'd still prefer the talking and giving them a fitting punishment.
Would you ever eat kangaroo meat?
I'm reading a letter from HMRC about my Tax Credits and totally no understanding a damned thing about it. Aside from that, I'm not reading a whole hell of a lot. The occasional story on here and status updates on Facebook.
Wherever my superior tells me. Of course, something tells me that this is a trick question: If you're marching, you ain't standing, so nowhere.
Do you like profanity?
Roland is a cool guy who always has a kind and comforting word to say. He's funny, too, and just an all 'round, warm-hearted soul.
I'm dafter than a brush and intend to be even dafterer after this pint of vodka. Want your own pint? Go to the start of the line.
He probably doesn't realise that laughing after a certain age can be quite messy, but I say have at the laughter!
I'd like to be able to say emphatically yes, but for people outside of my family and friends, I'm not entirely sure I would. It would certainly depend on the situation.
Would you ever shave your hair for charity?
Sitting with my hand down my pants, answering questions on forums, most likely. Or, you know, stuff with Aria, we'll see.
Do you ever worry that your arse with get flat from being sat upon all day?
Whatever's gonna make me feel full up. Screw it, egg rolls, just for the farts.
Serious or, you know, not serious.
Windowless room, straitjacket, padded walls, thank you very much!
Should I study web design or re-learn how to solder properly? (One is a new skill - web design and would be useful for my business, the other is an old skill, which needs refreshing and would be useful for my business).
Lately, I haven't exactly been wanting to write. I'm tired of writing poems. I seem to start a story and then stop and never start again. I found a story that I wrote almost six months ago and it is very strange. It goes nowhere and really doesn't do much, but I found it very satisfying to write. I'm just wondering if others would like to read it. To me, it needs a sequel, but I don't really want to write a sequel and at the same time, it feels as if the story is incomplete, even though it is actually complete. I guess you'd have to read the damned thing to actually understand what I'm banging on about.
I'd try it once, at least.
Would you ever hire a ghost writer?
Surface. Just because it's Microsoft and I don't like Apple.
Learning something new or re-learning something old?
