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Breakfast!? Pah. It's as much as I can do to coordinate standing up in the mornings, never mind eating something!
I am definitely not a morning person.

So, er, what's for dinner?

So, er, what's for dinner? Your favorite, Pasta..

Any further questions?

There are always more questions.

Do you have a wall calendar? If so, what is this month's picture? If not, what would you want it to be?

Yes, but it's not for this year, but 2010. I still have it on my wall, and it is Snoopy and Charlie Brown in the snow in front of Snoopy's dog house.

Do you like Justin Bieber...?

I think I'd like Justin Bieber to have been left exposed on a hillside at birth, along with all the other mass-produced plastic pals of a similar sugar-coated type.

Do you think birds are a direct descendant of dinosaurs, or some other parallel line?

nope, his hair looks silly

do you like Post-Impressionist art?

Yes. Modern art is beautiful.

Do you like broccoli?

yep

Do you like opera?

Love it! Handel (and earlier), Mozart and The Ring Cycle especially.

Why do birds sing?

perhaps they are not singing, they might be cursing at every thing and it just sounds like singing.

ever stand up to fast get lightheaded and end up falling?

Sometimes.

Do you ever trip on nothing or on your own feet?

Somehow, the idea of a bunch of birds lounging around in trees like feathered hoodlums and swearing at everything just takes the edge off the morning chorus...

Often, if I change direction too quickly.

Can you cook a full meal? (ie. not just bung something in the Microwave)

i once cooked thanksgiving dinner, so yes.

same question

I occasionally cook spaghetti on the stove. It isn't exactly a 15 course meal or whatever, but for $3 dollars to last throughout a day's worth of meals for two people I think it tastes pretty good. I used to cook all the meals for my mom and stepdad, so back then I certainly did. However it makes a difference as to whether one can work within a $20,000 annual "might be able to pay rent" budget versus working with a $78,000 annual "how exactly is it you claim you're broke?" budget.



Is the cost of living ludicrous in too many cities?

I don't know, maybe just the major cities, like New York.

Have you ever slapped someone in the face?