Question Game: Reversed!

To inspire me with what questions I should be asking YOU in my little Question Game feature, help me out, would you? Ask me a question. It can be anything at all! I'm a pretty open book and that seems to be OK with those who matter most (see: Mike). Although perhaps it's less OK and more has-accepted-his-lot. I'll answer them all (within reason, don't get weird on me), in one way or another, and I'll pick one question to be the next question I ask you. It's a circle of questions, which pleases me more than you'd probably like to know. Seriously, sometimes I read Trivial Pursuit questions aloud, to an empty room, for the fun of it.

So, what would you like to know?

(If it's math related, go elsewhere. I can't help you.)

Comments

[Sahara]

Have you ever stolen anything? If so, what?

Take that question however you feel comfortable answering it. (or not at all)

[Shelly]

What is the best advice you can give about relationships? Or the one thing that has stuck out that you've learned? :)

[Lindsey Petersen]

What could you do to make your life happier? (MORE MONEY is not an acceptable answer!!!)

Lindsey Petersen
http://5kidswdisabilities.wordpress.com

[Annika]

Have you found an answer to: Will Kyle have siblings?

[Kim]

If you could entertain 5 people (living or dead) for dinner, who would they be? *sort of got this from the back page of Rachael Ray magazine!

[Jemima]

What is the weirdest thing you have ever done to satisfy a food craving? (Alice Waters told me she once ate caramel corn out of the trash)

[Kader]

Who was your first love (clearly, the name isn't important)? How did it end? Are you still in touch?

[Jess]

What is your favorite article of clothing that you own?

[samantha jo campen]

You get a million dollars. You aren't allowed to pay off debt or your mortgage. What do you do with it?

[Operation Pink Herring]

I see you hated Dear John. Are you sure it's the worst movie ever? Have you seen Post Grad, with Rory Gilmore? Because THAT is surely the worst movie ever, of all time. If you have seen Post Grad and still feel that Dear John is worse, well, I'm going to have to see it. I'll probably buy it, and then watch it whenever I'm in an inexplicably bad mood. I always feel better when I have something to blame a bad mood on.

[natalie]

Do you have a favorite photo of yourself as a child? If so, can you share and tell us the story behind it?

[Maura]

If you are in a bad mood, is there something you can do (or Mike does) that automatically cheers you up? What about the other way around? Strictly PG version, I mean. Haha.

[K]

How many licks does it take you to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop?

Do you have a favorite brand of champagne? (cheap and/or pricey)

[Jen L.]

If you were to make me a mix tape of your all-time favorite songs, what would the first 5 tracks be? (I know, it would probably be a CD, but I'm going old-school.)

[Elsha]

What is one thing you feel like you SHOULD want (want to have or want to do/experience) but don't?

And thanks for the heads up about Dear John. I just finished the book and it was pretty much crap, so I was wondering how the movie would be. Now I know.

[barbetti]

I think I have the classiest question here:

What is your favorite song to sing while completely inebriated?

(Making notes for The Blathering,)

[Hil]

What's your favorite A&M-related memory? Favorite place on campus?

(I'm a fellow Aggie, whoop!)