Vital Statistics

I received this email from a friend, but rather than filling it out and forwarding, I'm putting my answers here. If you'd like to reply, go ahead and copy this into an email and send to me.

1. What time did you get up this morning? 8:27 for an 8:50 departure for work
2. Diamonds or pearls? I want one big diamond in a funky platinum setting and I'll buy this myself since I've no spouse to do it for me.
3. What was the last film you saw at the cinema? Capote, which is excellent, FYI
4. What is your favorite TV show? The Daily Show with Jon Stewart rocks my world.
5. What did you have for breakfast? grapes and turkey bacon
6. What is your middle name? June
7. What is your favorite cuisine? Thai, sushi, and the occasional tapas
8.What foods do you dislike? pate, oily fish, and all organ meats. And that shellfish vein/sac. I hate that.
9. What kind of potato chips do you like? Thai Chili
10. What is your favorite music? I listen to everything, as you'll find out in July
11. What kind of car do you drive? Blue Audi A3
12. Favorite sandwich? I hate sandwiches. What is there to like about sandwiches?
13. What characteristics do you despise? passive aggressiveness, long-waistedness, close-set eyes, pike-eyes, hyena laughs, unruly eyebrows, pettiness, arrogance, meanness, self-righteousness, stupidity, bigotry, homophobia (I'll stop now...)
14. Favorite item of clothing? my black jeans
15. If you could go anywhere in the world on vacation,where would you go? Vietnam
16. What color is your bathroom? yellow with a green painted wood floor
17. What is your favorite brand of clothing? stuff that fits
18. Where would you want to retire? I want a porch, I want water, and I want someone who makes me laugh sitting next to me. Location is irrelevant.
19. Favorite time of day? 11 PM
20. Where were you born? Manchester IA USA
21. Favorite sport to watch? Cricket
22. Coke or Pepsi? I'm morally opposed to Pepsi. It is evil.
23. Are you a morning person or night owl? Guess.
24. What size shoe do you wear? UK 7
25. What did you want to be when you were little? a journalist
26. What is your best childhood memory? watching Marie Tyler Moore after my bath on Saturday nights
27. What are the different jobs you have had in your life? dj, waitress, retail plebe, temp, executive assistant to a crazy person, temp, temp, temp, event planner
28. What color underwear are you wearing? lavender
29. Nicknames: Min, Mindaloo, Reality Girl, Petunia, Black Jane...I have many aliases (or is that aliae?)
20. Piercing? ears only, though I'd pierce my nose if I thought I'd get by with it. Just a little stud, not some creepy hoop.
31. Eye color? brown
32. Ever been to Africa? no
33. Ever been toilet papering? can you say ISO house?
34. Love someone so much it made you cry? Yes
35. Been in a car accident? Several. One with a garage door, one with a car, and one with cars AND guardrail. Sparks flew. It was crazy.
36. Croutons or bacon bits? depends upon the salad
37. Favorite day of the week? Saturday
38. Favorite flower? gerber daisies and dahlias
39. Favorite ice cream? green tea
40. Disney or Warner Brothers? Why is that a choice?
41. Favorite fast food restaurant? wagamama
42. What color is your bedroom carpet? taupe
43. Failed your drivers test? not yet
44. Before this one, from whom did you get your last e-mail from? Ben
45. Which store would you choose to max out your credit card? Harvey Nichols
46. What do you most often do when you are bored? move
47. Bedtime? 1130 on a normal night, 1248 for the shipping forecast if I'm up after 12.
48. Last person you went to dinner with? Rachel from my office
49. Ford or Chevy? Toyota
50. What are you listening to right now? The Clash
51. What is your favorite color? blue
52. Lake, Ocean or river? Any
53. How many tattoos do you have? none yet
54. Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Rhetorical questions suck.
55. How many people are you sending this Email to? none
56. Time you finished this e-mail? 8:34 PM

Comments

Coaster Punchman said…
I miss Black Jane! ;)
9:12 pm
Doug said…
The most interesting choice question is...

"Death by pressing? Or boiling?"

You are in England after all...
7:03 pm
VaughnV said…
Uhm, I saw mention of "long-waisted." Weren't you moving past that issue? LOL
12:56 pm
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