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Potentially yes, but only if that is the final option depending upon the person.



Do you think that many myths will ever proven to be truth or mere hoax?

I'm sure some will eventually, they say dragons are myth but what if we do find something buried into the ground one day.

What's the hardest musician/band that you like that you can't find on the internet?

difficult question to answer.


Do you think the universe as a whole is more mysterious than ever thought about?

The universe is infinitely mysterious.
same question

^ I second that emotion.

Walking to your local deli one day, a black cat crosses your path.

I check to see how wild the cat is, and if a collar is included.
same question

I wouldn't care. I don't believe that black cats are unlucky.

How do you feel about balloons?

balloons are fine.

What king of games do you like to play?

Word games like Boggle and Bananagrams. Card games like Uno and Skip-Bo. Funny games like Telestrations and Quelf. Forum games like the banning thread.

Same question.

Scrabble Plus and the occasional Hidden Object Games.

Your blind date at a fancy restaurant sure likes texting a lot.

Tell her that I liked the date but then never call back or see her again...

Are you an angry person?

Unfortunately, I can be, especially when I'm in the library writing my books and I hear people talking on their phones or babies crying uncontrollably.

Your cousin sure loves dogs. He keeps them all locked in rabbit-sized cages.

Probably call the SPCA or its equivalent on him.

Same question.

Yeah, I don't like to see animals caged up like that. Same for birds, that's why they have wings - to fly.

Level 42, The Police, 'Til Tuesday, Motorhead, Thin Lizzy, Rush, Primus, Wings, Pink Floyd, Asia, KISS - they all have something in common.

They are all musical groups from the 80's?



What would you say is controversial book wise?

Robert Mapplethorpe had a book of photographs that were both artistic and pornographic in nature. However, because it was considered a legitimate book, Barnes & Noble and other booksellers carried it, much to the dismay of the conservative right who banned and burned it continuously.

I'd also add the Koran because, even though it is revered amongst the Muslim population, quite a large swath of Western protesters view it as nothing more than a killing manual.

And, of course, the Anarchist's Cookbook, blamed for the plethora of school shootings and bombings committed by some of its readers.

Do you eat Buffalo wings?