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Yes, though I haven't read it in a long time.

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My family and I have always been fans of Harry Potter since the beginning.

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No, I could never get into it.

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I've never read it or seen the films. All I know is they played some kind of sport on broomsticks in the air.

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I like it fairly well [the books, not the movies].

Have you ever seen The Black Cauldron?

No, I haven't.
I just googled (assuming it was new) and was surprised to see it's from 1985? I actually haven't even heard of it before!

Do you recommend it?

I've only seen it once, when I was quite small [and The Secret of NIMH, and Bambi, and The Fox and The Hound, and The Lion King, and Fantasia, all of which I was definitely too young for].

What is, in your opinion, the greatest movie ever?

Wow. Um. I'd have to think on that. I don't watch a lot of movies so I wouldn't want to limit my thoughts. I'll get back to you. (I'm sure my sentiment might cloud my judgements in the meantime).

What is your opinion?

What's probably close to being the greatest movie ever made is "It's a Wonderful Life." Even though it's VERY tough to watch until the ending.


What would happen if you found yourself on a Yellow Brick Road?

Once I got to Munchkin land, I'd get them to make me at least three buckets of water, and then just defeat the witch of the west right then and there.

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Oh wait -- did you say Yellow Brick Road? Who, me?





Seriously, you have no idea how much I'm going to lose my mind
I might even be going twice if I can wing to Ottawa in time from the Montréal airport!

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Id probably fall over one of the cliffs, or get lost, or be eaten by the lion, or attacked by the witch or something. Thats about my luck.

Do you ever wish that you could just shut off your brain?

yes


what was the most extreme job you have ever worked at and what made it unusual?

A toss up in regard to the level of extremity:

Physically extreme: loading boxes into semi trailers for UPS feverishly for four hours non-stop except for a fifteen minute break.

Psychologically extreme: as an unarmed security guard in low income housing projects and getting shot at at close range.

Is there anything that would make your life easier in public if you were to do it but you don't for fear of being looked at and if so, what is it?

YES -- basically anything involving leaving my doorstep. Gardening or touching soil would be a start. I could write a book. God please grant me an invisibility wand.

(Agoraphobia) ^

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PS Both those jobs sound onerous, Magna