Question 14

1. If you had to lose one of your five senses ... which would you prefer to lose and why?

2. Would you rather be a gifted and successful writer, musician, actor, comedian or dancer?

3. How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop?

Question 13

What is love?

Question 12

If money, schooling and time were not an issue, what would you choose to do - work wise - with the rest of your life?

Question 11

In a kung fu death match ... who would win?

Cyndi Lauper or Pat Benatar?

Weird Al Yankovic or Pee Wee Herman?

Vanilla Ice or Kevin Federline?

Winona Ryder or Gwyneth Paltrow?

Madonna or Wonder Woman?

Richard Gere or a Gerbil?

Question 10

What is the bravest/craziest/wildest thing you have ever done?

Question 9

Do you have recurring dreams?

If so ... describe the dream(s) in detail.


For extra credit: What do you think the dream means?

Question 8

What was your favorite toy/object from when you were a child?

Do you still have it?

Question 7

What are your top five all time favorite albums, books and movies?

I expect answers from all the MOATies ... so start thinking.

Question 6

What is the kindest thing anyone has ever done or said to you?

Question 5

What is your favorite quote, lyric, saying or prayer?

Question 4

This will be a tough question for many of you to answer ... and may cause some of you to become very emotional in your response. Please be open-minded and considerate of other's answers.

When you put a new roll of toilet paper on the dispenser ... does it dispense from over the top or under the bottom of the roll?

Over or under? Please support your "position" in no less than 10 words.

Question 3

Do you believe in coincidence or does everything happen for a reason?

Do you believe in "meant to be"(fate and destiny) or is our life what we make of it and nothing more?

Question 2

Recently there has been some rumblings about James Frey's A Million Little Pieces. Smoking Gun suggests that much of Frey's memoir is fabricated, made-up hooey. If this is indeed true ... does it affect how you feel about the book and/or your experience in reading it?

Also ... it's a memoir, not an autobiography ... "A memoir is how one remembers one's own life," ... "while an autobiography is history, requiring research, dates, facts double-checked." Does that mean one can embellish the truth and change facts to make for a better read?

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/jamesfrey/0104061jamesfrey1.html

Question 1

Is it better to be loved more or to love more in a relationship? Can it ever be equal?