What is "subject"?
It's about time I felt like updating.
1. When is the last time you were broke?
Hmmm. If "broke" means "having little money to support yourself until you make a livable wage," then I've been broke for, oh, 26 years. If "broke" means "absolutely no money at all," then probably my freshman year in college. I would sell CDs to buy more CDs.
2. What makes you lose focus?
Numerous things. Primarily, the Inter webs.
3. How tall are you?
My driver's license says 5'7", but I listed that height when I first got my license at 16, and to be honest, I think it's a bit generous.
4. Are you brave or cowardly?
This is a completely pointless question, because I suppose it would depend upon the situation. If a giant salt-water crocodile was staring at me like I was an appetizer of cheese fries from Outback Steakhouse, then cowardice would rule the day. Conversely, there have been other times/accomplishments where I've felt brave.
The questions make me feel like a postmodernist. "What is 'broke' ?" "What is bravery?"
5. What's in your pocket?
I, um, haven't gotten dressed yet, so nothing. Normally, it would be my cell phone, a pen, and maybe some change or a random bill of some small denomination.
1. When is the last time you were broke?
Hmmm. If "broke" means "having little money to support yourself until you make a livable wage," then I've been broke for, oh, 26 years. If "broke" means "absolutely no money at all," then probably my freshman year in college. I would sell CDs to buy more CDs.
2. What makes you lose focus?
Numerous things. Primarily, the Inter webs.
3. How tall are you?
My driver's license says 5'7", but I listed that height when I first got my license at 16, and to be honest, I think it's a bit generous.
4. Are you brave or cowardly?
This is a completely pointless question, because I suppose it would depend upon the situation. If a giant salt-water crocodile was staring at me like I was an appetizer of cheese fries from Outback Steakhouse, then cowardice would rule the day. Conversely, there have been other times/accomplishments where I've felt brave.
The questions make me feel like a postmodernist. "What is 'broke' ?" "What is bravery?"
5. What's in your pocket?
I, um, haven't gotten dressed yet, so nothing. Normally, it would be my cell phone, a pen, and maybe some change or a random bill of some small denomination.