(Planet Me)
Monday, September 19, 2005
 
Read the post below and see I have been asked some questions, ish, buy fellow members of the bloggerrati. Here we go.

Hedgewitch
1 I've never quite understood you. Most people I can suss out pretty quick. Yo, I can't. Hello mr Mystery!
2 Big Fish.
3 Does not apply, you are male.
4 Sure didn't sound like a Sunday Band.
5 I don't have one actually, isn't that odd?
6 You know the answer to this one. A smiling cat.
7 How did you meet Miss W?

Lord Bargain said...
1 I never knew you were so tall.
2 "Born Slippy", Underworld.
3 Does not apply, you are male.
4 I'm in Auto-Dad mode.
5 A blog. And what a fine blog.
6 The snake from "The Jungle Book". I have NO idea why. Do you have Vertigo eyes?
7 What did you want to be when you grow up?


Flash said...
1 I have no idea what you actually look like.
2 Anything by John Hughes. It's the 80's synth pop alt soundtrack.
3 Does not apply, you are male.
4 The Grungy Gonads Mix.
5 oh! who's this? Someone new? There are blogggers everywhere...
6 A cat. A sleepy, cool cat.
7 How far did you take your musical ambitions when younger?


Tom said...
1 I think you need Porn lessons.
2 American Splendour.
3 Duh.
4 Can't make Sunday. Bugger.
5 Who is this guy? Where are all these comments coming from?
6 Bagpuss
7 What are YOU like?

Comments:
Grungy gonads indeed!
Your question for me is deserving of a good, well thought out answer, so I think I'll post about it later in the week.
 
1) Austin Powers at your service.

4) Big wall of noise - most excellent!

6) That's about right!

7) Miss W was sat next to me at a Jobcentre Restart seminar. It was a week before her 20th Birthday. I was late arriving at the Seminar and had the chance of sitting next to a nice blonde or the W. Damn, I wish I'd picked the blonde. Anyway, she accosted me in Cotteridge after the Seminar and invited me to her birthday pissup at the Duck on Hagley Road. She asked me out at the end of the night.

And so began the most regretful four years of my life.
 
when I grew up?

I started off wanting to be in the RAF until someone pointed out I may have to go to war, do some fighting and Might Die.

For most of the time I can remember (from the age of about 15) I always thought I'd end up going into politics (hence the choice of A levels and degree).

WWhen the actual finding a job came around I thought I'd end up working for one of the big supermarket chains as some sort of manager type, but then chose my current industry as I figured there would be no very early starts in the morning (I was right).

what ambition I had, eh? Not.
 
Wasn't the snake in the Jungle Book called Kaa?

Aren't you getting me mixed up with someone else...? :-)
 
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