Interview me! Me!
Apr. 12th, 2006 10:58 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kingandyThe interview meme is doing the rounds again, and I am a whore. For the moment I shall be responding to questions from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pax_draconis.
1: Is it actually possible for you to read an entire paragraph of text without seeing smut that isn't there?
I will let you know, if and when.
2: Bobbing along in the wild currents of springtime, what is the first thought that crosses your mind when you think of your plans for the weekend?
How shameful it would be to include Doctor Who on the schedule. Also, how glad I am that Phil has realised that this is in fact a bank holiday, so he does not have to run off to London before midnight on Sunday. I get to have him all night.
3: If you were to suffer a terrible depilatory accident and lost your ponytail, what would you do with your hair? (The stuff left on your head, as obviously you'd have the remainder made into a flywhisk for NWO)
I would probably keep it short. I'm not sure I can go through the embarassing "longer than short, not properly long yet" phase again at my age.
I would not go the clippers route though, I would go for something with a bit of flop to it.
4: Describe a fantasy (non-lewd, or PG at worst) that you intend to try and make into a reality in the next five years.
I will become a published comic book artist, dammit. If all else fails I'll do a Special School collection.
Prospective title: Gods Among Men.
5: What is your single most precious (to you) inanimate material possession?
I am actually not one for valuing objects, which is wierd because I am a packrat. I surround myself with things, and if asked to throw them out I could not, because (a) I fear change and (b) I empathise with the poor unwanted item, cast out into the cold. But if some terrible decluttering accident were to befall me, I would shed a brief tear and move on.
The most essential item right at this moment is probably my car, but not in the sense of this particular car, just that I need a car to get to work. That and my computer. I think I will go with the computer, though, because a lot of stuff on that hard disk is just irreplaceable, art files and that, and I could always work something out with public transport.
pax_draconis.1: Is it actually possible for you to read an entire paragraph of text without seeing smut that isn't there?
I will let you know, if and when.
2: Bobbing along in the wild currents of springtime, what is the first thought that crosses your mind when you think of your plans for the weekend?
How shameful it would be to include Doctor Who on the schedule. Also, how glad I am that Phil has realised that this is in fact a bank holiday, so he does not have to run off to London before midnight on Sunday. I get to have him all night.
3: If you were to suffer a terrible depilatory accident and lost your ponytail, what would you do with your hair? (The stuff left on your head, as obviously you'd have the remainder made into a flywhisk for NWO)
I would probably keep it short. I'm not sure I can go through the embarassing "longer than short, not properly long yet" phase again at my age.
I would not go the clippers route though, I would go for something with a bit of flop to it.
4: Describe a fantasy (non-lewd, or PG at worst) that you intend to try and make into a reality in the next five years.
I will become a published comic book artist, dammit. If all else fails I'll do a Special School collection.
Prospective title: Gods Among Men.
5: What is your single most precious (to you) inanimate material possession?
I am actually not one for valuing objects, which is wierd because I am a packrat. I surround myself with things, and if asked to throw them out I could not, because (a) I fear change and (b) I empathise with the poor unwanted item, cast out into the cold. But if some terrible decluttering accident were to befall me, I would shed a brief tear and move on.
The most essential item right at this moment is probably my car, but not in the sense of this particular car, just that I need a car to get to work. That and my computer. I think I will go with the computer, though, because a lot of stuff on that hard disk is just irreplaceable, art files and that, and I could always work something out with public transport.
