Pick Me, Pick me!
1. One thing you said as a child that got you into trouble? When I was 8,I was watching "The Great Outdoors" with John Candy. I was trying to make my parents laugh by describing the scene there John Candy is on the water ski's and he keeps calling Dan Aykroyd a bastard. My parents didn't appreciate that one too much. Especially since it was in front of my Grandparents. They put Tabasco in my mouth and sent me to my room.
2. What would be your one regret if you were to be struck by lightning and die right now? My one regret would be that I am still in college and haven't graduated yet.
3. Who is your favorite Batman? Val Kilmer, all the way.
4. What was your favorite childhood cartoon? I was a Scooby Doo girl.
5. Favorite SNL sketch? I adore Chris Kattan, so my favorite skit is when He is playing Mango he is in love with Garth Brooks. And he keeps reaching out to Garth and then pulling back. And then reaches out again, and pulls back, and then Garth starts getting all teary eyed. That was great.
6. Quote a movie: "37 dicks, my girlfriend sucked 37 dicks." "In a row?"
7. Who's your favorite comedian? I've always loved Sinbad, but Jack Black rocks my socks now. He is just amazing.
8. Who is your favorite character from (choose any one of the following): I love J.D. in scrubs. HE is just so funny and out there. Plus he loves Journey and yeah, I am a journey fan.
Name your five favorite books: She's Come undone, Stone Soup, Hamlet, The Green Mile, and A Wrinkle In Time
Name your five favorite movies: "Shakespeare In Love", "Ever After", "Sixteen Candles", "Foxfire" the one with Angelina Jolie, not Jessica Tandy, "Independence Day"
List three unique facts about yourself: I am 6' tall, I once lived on Treasure Island, and I am related to Hubert C. Hoover.
If you could have anyone, living or dead, over to your house for dinner, who would it be and what would you serve them? And why?
Janis Joplin, she is just such an inspiration to me. Her voice is magnificent and you can feel all of her emotion when she sings. She was a power house for women in rock music. I would serve her something that would cleanse her liver, she did drink a lot. I would also serve her some chicken and corn bread. Just good soul food, because that's what her voice reminds me of.
William Shakespeare because he is an amazing writer and I would want to know if he really did write all of his plays just so we could put an end to the debates. I would serve him just about anything he wanted. I would think that he would be flabbergasted at the types of food we have and how much nicer everything is. Not to mention we have technology they didn't even dream of when he was alive.