Twenty questions

[kybearfuzz]

Thought I'd give this a go for the fun of it.

1) What is your middle name? Edward
2) Do you wish it were different? Yes, sounds stuffy.
3) What is your favorite movie? Toss up between “My Man Godfrey” and “Harvey”
4) What is your least favorite movie? “The Thin Red Line” (3+ hours of my life I’ll never get back)
5) What movie scared you the most? “The Fog”
6) Who is your favorite actress? Sandra Bullock
7) Who is your least favorite actress? Pamela Anderson
8) Who is your favorite actor? Kevin Kline
9) Who is your least favorite actor? Kevin Costner
10) What star do you have a crush on? Jeremy Piven
11) What canceled TV show should have gotten a second chance in your opinion? “Cupid” starring Jeremy Piven (yum!).
12) What is or was the most overrated TV show in your opinion? “Seinfeld”
13) What was the worst CD you ever bought? Jeff Carson’s second album – one good song and ten bad ones.
14) What was the last book you read? “Brunswick Gardens” by Anne Perry
15) What talent or skill of your siblings do you wish you had? I wish I were as athletic and coordinated as my brother.
16) If you could have one super power, what would it be? Telekinesis, the power to move things with your mind.
17) What cartoon character do you most identify with? Courage the Cowardly Dog
18) What would be your ideal job? Cartoonist (a rich cartoonist)
19) What age would you like to be forever? 30 seems fun so far.
20) What country would you like to visit? Ireland

Comments

[mat-t.livejournal.com]

"Mark E Mark"? Ugh. They need to be hurt. But then, I've been called every possible permutation of "-mat"...doormat, bathmat, etc. Of course, I also have a doormat that says "Hi, I'm Mat" on it, that I got as a gift *g*

Mmmmm...shirtless Jeremy Piven...

Seinfeld pisses me off. I can't stand any of the characters. They're all such asses.

Hmmm. I'd rather have full TK with it, rather than the teleporting TK. Though being able to teleport other things is nifty.

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

.... shirtless Jeremy Piven... *sigh* :) .... where was I?

If the "Mark E Mark" crowd weren't such good friends, I wouldn't put up with it.... so they lack a little originality.

The "Doormat" type names are stretching it a bit, but it sounds like you take it in stride pretty well. The doormat you have sounds cute though. *g*

The sad thing about not liking "Seinfeld" was that all my friends did. They'd be howling laughing during a party watching it, and I'd just shrug. It's hard to like the show when the characters annoy you. To this day, my buddies still watch the repeats and I still just don't get it.

And to cincycub, I'd just like to say, Piven is mine, mine, mine!!!! :D

[cincycub.livejournal.com]

not if I have you kidnapped...

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

As a trained government agent, I can escape... and do some funky Matrix-style kung fu on my kidnappers... ;)

[cincycub.livejournal.com]

yeah yeah, "I work for the government. I have a badge." *giggle*

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

Hey don't knock the badge! It's metal surface can defect bullets and it's sharp edge can cut butter. And since I keep it in my back pocket, I'm guaranteed I'll never get shot in the ass. :D

[mat-t.livejournal.com]

I get the Seinfeld thing at work all the time: "Remember in that Seinfeld episode..." Ugh. I actually do care a lot about Seinfeld. Care in a negative, "I really hate this show" kind of way. Much like "[Not] Everybody Loves Raymond". Ugh again.

Oh, and while you argue with cincycub over Jeremy Piven, I've smuggled him away to be my love slave. Sorry, you snooze, you lose.

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

Egad!!! I'll have to activate my Piven Lo-Jack that I'm implanted in him and find you. You'll not molest him like that! That's my job! I may have to give you a spankin' ;)

My friends used to get together to watch "Seinfeld". I admit, I became often unsocial to miss it. Not a big "Raymond" fan either, just never found it interesting. I admit that I watch shows for "teenagers," I'm a big WB fan. Some of the shows there have really good writing.