Interview the person below you.

[Cecilie]

A rich nobody. I'm not interested at all in being famous.

Q. How many songs do you have on your mp3 player (if you have one)?

[Tank]

I don't have an MP3 player, so that would be a zero. I tend to listen to music on YouTube while I'm working and in my car I have a CD of Paloma Faith at the moment.

Q. Why do you frequent forums?

[Asmodean]

Q. Why do you frequent forums?

No life.

Q: Assuming your reason is about the same as mine, why don't you have a life? You know, like life-life. Like the one people who DO have a life have. Why?

[Cecilie]

I'm an introvert.

Q: Do you consider yourself to be artistic?

[xSilverPhinx]

Q: Do you consider yourself to be artistic?

Unlike some who do, I'm aware that I'm not.

Question: Supposing there was something/someone who knew everything: if you were granted one piece of information, known or unknown, what would you ask for?

[Tank]

Question: Supposing there was something/someone who knew everything: if you were granted one piece of information, known or unknown, what would you ask for?

Interesting question because any one piece of information could well be useless, a classic example being '42', the answer to the question of the meaning of life from The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy. One piece of information without context could well be meaningless. But in the spirit of the question.

Why did sex evolve?


Q. Which extinct animal would you like to bring back to existance?

[proudfootz]

Question: Supposing there was something/someone who knew everything: if you were granted one piece of information, known or unknown, what would you ask for?

Interesting question because any one piece of information could well be useless, a classic example being '42', the answer to the question of the meaning of life from The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy. One piece of information without context could well be meaningless. But in the spirit of the question.

Why did sex evolve?


Q. Which extinct animal would you like to bring back to existance?

The first thing that pops into my head is the dodo since it seems such a shame such a harmeless creature was wiped out.


Q: Which finger is your favorite and why? Thumbs count.

[Tank]

Q: Which finger is your favorite and why? Thumbs count.

Right index. Perfect for 'nasal mining'  

Q. What qualities do you find attracts you to a person?

[xSilverPhinx]

Q: Which finger is your favorite and why? Thumbs count.

The middle one. It can be expressive beyond words. But opposable thumbs are the most useful.

Question: What is the most extraordinary thing that's ever happened to you?

[februarystars]

Since two of you asked questions at the same time, I'm going to answer BOTH of you!

Q. What qualities do you find attracts you to a person?

Self-confidence without arrogance. More like "being comfortable in one's skin." Not hiding one's personality quirks to fit in with the crowd. A broad (and probably morbid) sense of humor is a must. Definitely the ability to take everything with a grain of salt and not get easily offended. As far physical attraction goes, a nice smile will make me melt.

Question: What is the most extraordinary thing that's ever happened to you?

About six months ago I was at my job during a really intense thunderstorm. I'm a cashier, and I happened to be reaching toward my cash register just as lightning struck the building or power lines or something, I'm not sure what it hit. It killed the power, everything went dark, but I could see the arc jump from my register to my outstretched hand, which was about a centimeter away at that moment, and I felt the current in my whole body. It didn't hurt me at all, it just scared the bejeezus out of me. People on the other end of the room said they heard the "zap" when it shocked me. My boss let me go home after that because I was shaking from head to toe. It's kind of a cool memory now.

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Q: If you could meet any person currently living in the world right now, who would you pick?

[xSilverPhinx]

Q: If you could meet any person currently living in the world right now, who would you pick?

Dr. Richard Dawkins.

Question: If you could eliminate one person from history, who would it be?

[Tank]

Question: If you could eliminate one person from history, who would it be?

Pol Pot. As his activities were pretty much limited to Cambodia I think he could be the one 'bad guy' one could eliminate with the minimum knock-on effects.

Q. You wake up in  good mood, what would you do if you had a 'free day' that day?

[Sireal]

My time is my own and I answer to no one, so every day is a "free" day. I would create another sculpture, make another piece of jewelry, go walk by the river, wrestle with my cat and lose probably.

Q. What is the most significant event you recall that made you aware of your Self as an individual?

[Tank]

Q. What is the most significant event you recall that made you aware of your Self as an individual?

   You know I don't think I have ever had such and event nor a feeling that I was not an individual. As you appear to have had such an event I'd like to roll the question back to you so you can explain from your perspective.

[xSilverPhinx]

For me it was when I realised that others were not me, it was the most significant because the rest followed from there. Sounds odd I know but it actually makes a lot of sense. At least to me.

Q. What is the most significant event you recall that made you aware of your Self as an individual?