Questions! And Answers.

I got nice questions to answer from @TheLizardQueen!

If you have questions for me, feel free to ask them any time! Or if you want to hear me talk about specific subjects - tell me!

Now, the questions!

Favourite trips?

  • I actually can't stand traveling, I prefer to not leave the house unless I absolutely have to (as in 'for work' and 'to get groceries' OR as in 'I have to travel to the UK because of Sir Patrick being in a play'). But there was one trip I really enjoyed, and that was in 9th grade, when my entire class went to Cologne for a few days. Our hotel was in the red light district, a place that was DEFINITELY not for people our age, lol, and the teacher was so drunk one night that we had to carry him out of our room. No one really slept at any given time and I honestly don't remember any sightseeing except for the chocolate museum. I don't think we did anything other than smoking cigarettes, playing cards and watching x rated television, lol. It was the BEST TRIP EVER. Our teacher basically let us do whatever we wanted whenever we wanted and yet there were no major incidents, at least I don't remember any.

Best boardgame you've ever played?

  • I used to play boardgames against myself when I was a kid, but I no longer do so these days. (Probably because you need more than one person for today's board games and I have no real life friends.) My favorite was a board game called "mouse trap". I still have it, in fact.

A book that resonates with you?

  • "The Neverending Story". It accompanied me all through my childhood and I wanted nothing more than to go to Fantasia and be friends with Atreyu and fight alongside him and Falkor but then STAY there somehow. Atreyu was one of my heroes and I wanted to be just like him. Ah well, there are worse role models, I guess. The book still resonates with me today because I took its message to heart and never really grew up and I never lost my imagination either. These days I wish they would finally make a decent movie out of it (I'm 100% with Michael Ende, he hated the movie they made back then) AND that they let Sir Patrick voice Falkor.