Moonie's Ramblings

[Prof. Moonie]

1880. What is one thing you will you never ever ever get any more of?

Not sure.

1881. What's your favorite short story?

I guess I'll have to go with "A Scandal in Bohemia" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

1882. Have do you feel about beauty pageants?

I don't really see much purpose in them... and sometimes the people who have participated in them tend to be a bit self-centered.  

[Prof. Moonie]

1883. If it ain't broke (say anything but 'don't fix it'):

Then you won't have to worry about paying for it. ((Reference to: "Break It, You Buy It"

1884. What is your favorite DIY related website? (mine is probably http://www.homeofthesampler.com)

Green Wedding Shoes sometimes shares DIY ideas.

1885. Do you bruise easily?

Hmm.. sometimes. But not as much as my Mom or my friend Ame.  

[Prof. Moonie]

1886. In William Shakespeare's play, "All's Well That Ends Well," the character Parolles makes an interesting speech about virginity, saying that "Virginity by being once lost may be ten times found; by being ever kept, it is ever lost...To speak on the part of virginity is to accuse your mothers; which is most infallible disobedience...virginity murders itself; and should be buried in highways, out of all sanctified limit, as a desperate offendress against nature. Virginity breeds mites, much like a cheese; consumes itself to the very paring, and so dies with feeding his own stomach. Besides, virginity is peevish, proud, idle, made of self-love, which is the most inhibited sin in the canon. Keep it not; you cannot choose but lose by't..." What do you think of this?

I've never read that play... and I don't think we'll be reading it in my class. Anyway... that's an intriguing speech. And in some cases I can agree with Parolles statements, especially if you take the phrases outside of the sexual context. As the Doctor would say: "There's a first time for everything."

1887. Would you prefer to stay in a motel, hotel, inn, lodge, or resort?

Depends on where I'm at and what I'm doing. Usually when my parents and I go on vacations we rent a cabin or something similar that's away from the main traffic of tourists... and usually cheaper. If visiting family, we either stay at a family member's place or stay in a hotel. Basically a place that is cheap yet nice and comfortable.

1888. Have you ever gone scuba diving?

Nope.  

[Prof. Moonie]

1889. What kind of bread do you like?

Warm garlic bread.

1890. Do you usually behave the way you want to?

Yes.

1891. How does the idea in your head of what you want to be like match up to the reality of what you are like?

Pretty spot on.. though I tend to be more outspoken and not afraid of standing up to others in my daydream world. And not afraid of making a move when it needs to happen.  

[Prof. Moonie]

1892. Do you realize that in 111 questions this survey will have more questions than there have been years since christ was born?

Okay... whatever.

1893. Are your air and water as pure as you want them to be?

Air... eh... probably not as pure as it should be. Water... well water is so much better than city water.

1894. Would you ever visit an insect zoo?

Technically I already have. I've been to a place where there was a bunch of butterflies and moths flying about up in Victoria, B.C. Absolutely gorgeous.  

[Prof. Moonie]

1895. Can you enjoy life without stimulants (coffee, ciggarettes, drugs, alcohol)?

Yes, because I hate coffee, I will never smoke or do drugs, and I'm not much of an alcohol drinker.

1896. How many hours do you sleep every night?

8+

1897. Is this survey your friday or saturday night date?

Technically it's a very early Sunday morning right now, lol.  

[Prof. Moonie]

1898. I go crazy when I'm without _______.

Can't say I've ever been crazy...

1899. Can you do the robot dance?

Yes. Can you do the Viennese Waltz?

1900. How much thought do you put into your dance moves?

A lot.  

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1901. Are you able to recognize patterns, habits, routines and break out of them?

Usually, yeah.

1902. What takes your breath away?

Um... not sure.

1903. What did you do today that you regret? Will you ever do it again?

There's nothing I regret doing yesterday.  

[Prof. Moonie]

1904. Is happiness something to be achieved and sought after or is it something to be retained and held onto always, no matter what happens?

Both.

1905. Would you rather live in a world of perfection or do you like the world the way it is?

Eh... somewhere in the middle.

1906. Is a frightening world an interesting world to live in?

Not always.  

[Prof. Moonie]

1907. What gives people depth and character?

The experiences they've gone through and what they've learned from them.

1908. What band, together or not would make you want to JUST FLY after seeing their show?

What exactly do you mean by "JUST FLY"?

1909. Speaking of flying, can you fly? How do you know? Have you tried?

In my dreams, I can.  

[Prof. Moonie]

1910. Recently a 10-year-old grilled cheese sandwich in which some people saw the image of the Virgin Mary sold on ebay for $10,000. What do you think of this?

Recently? That was years ago when that happened. I think people are really idiotic if they are selling food like that just because they think they saw an image in it. *shakes head* Just take a picture of it. It'll last longer... and more people will be able to enjoy it.

1911. Who is the next person you will hug?

Either of my parents.

1912. Where was your last vacation to?

Road trip through the Canadian Rockies.

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[Prof. Moonie]

Good afternoon everyone. Just catching up on my Ellen episodes. Been sort of neglecting Ellen due to having my Doctor Who marathon, lol. It's going to be weird not having anything to look forward on the weekends now, since Doctor Who is on it's "summer break." It won't be back until the Autumn... and the same time that Sherlock will be coming back. So that'll be cool.
 

[Prof. Moonie]

I found a comical skit where David Tennant and Catherine Tate ((Doctor Who fans will know them as the 10th Doctor and Donna Noble)) star in it. David Tennant plays the role of a substitute teacher for an English class where their current agenda is reading Shakespeare sonnets. Catherine plays a "shrewish" (pun intended) school girl in the class who isn't afraid to speak up and ask various questions. Very funny because Catherine's character continues to bring up Doctor Who related subjects.

Catherine: "Can I ask you a question?"
David: "What is it?"
Catherine: "Are you the Doctor?"
David: "Doctor Who?"

You can watch it here.
 

[Prof. Moonie]

Alright... back to watching Ellen.
 

[Prof. Moonie]

*sighs* Dad... what are you doing? You're interrupting my ability to watch Ellen.