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learnteach) wrote2009-11-18 02:25 am
learnteach) wrote2009-11-18 02:25 am
Resistance is Futile Meme: 5 Questions
Leave a response saying "Resistance is Futile" and I'll ask you 5 questions. Answer in your journal, inviting others to be asked questions by you, if you wish.
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allergicone
1) resistance isn't Feudal... or virtually any other form of governance. What is resistance good for, aside from keeping us from colliding at random moments far more often?
Resistance is what you need to work against to strengthen yourself. You can't grow without overcoming boundaries; they resist you, and you push against them.
2) Why do you love to dance?
Looks good, feels good, I want to Move it Move it, and it is one of the marks of a true Gentleman.
3) What is your favorite pastime?
By analysis, procrastination. By predilection, reading. By preference, teaching...really teaching, not kid minding in school.
4) Who would you most like to meet, past or present personage?
The circumstances of the meeting make a great difference, and how long I would get to converse, and what limits are on our interaction. Do I get to look through their sketchbook? Am I allowed to record any of the meeting, or is only a true dream for me? Is there real risk for me? Benjamin Franklin, William Shakespear (we know so little about him), Sue when she was alive--what color was she? (Sue the Tyrannasauros Rex).
5) What is your favorite music to sing and why?
Anything I can. Whatever catches my fancy at the moment. But...It's got to have a bass part in it. Favorite song is probably Willin'; favorite to sing solo (or drunken) would be "Barrett's Privateers"
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allergicone1) resistance isn't Feudal... or virtually any other form of governance. What is resistance good for, aside from keeping us from colliding at random moments far more often?
Resistance is what you need to work against to strengthen yourself. You can't grow without overcoming boundaries; they resist you, and you push against them.
2) Why do you love to dance?
Looks good, feels good, I want to Move it Move it, and it is one of the marks of a true Gentleman.
3) What is your favorite pastime?
By analysis, procrastination. By predilection, reading. By preference, teaching...really teaching, not kid minding in school.
4) Who would you most like to meet, past or present personage?
The circumstances of the meeting make a great difference, and how long I would get to converse, and what limits are on our interaction. Do I get to look through their sketchbook? Am I allowed to record any of the meeting, or is only a true dream for me? Is there real risk for me? Benjamin Franklin, William Shakespear (we know so little about him), Sue when she was alive--what color was she? (Sue the Tyrannasauros Rex).
5) What is your favorite music to sing and why?
Anything I can. Whatever catches my fancy at the moment. But...It's got to have a bass part in it. Favorite song is probably Willin'; favorite to sing solo (or drunken) would be "Barrett's Privateers"
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Mood Music!
2. Into your hand is put the blade. What is the blade?
3. Steampunk: Goth Welders, Goths who discovered brown, or cool fantasy?
4. What resource would you like to find in Silicon Valley that you haven't found/visited yet? (since you've asked about Farmer's Markets and been to the cloth place)
5. SJSU: What will you do when you graduate?