I changed the last question slightly, but I haven't changed
any of the following. I'm just going to answer them:
Question: If you were at a friend's house for Thanksgiving
dinner and you found a dead cockroach in your salad, what
would you do?
Answer: I'd do the only ethical and moral thing: pick
up the cockroach discreetly and toss it onto my friend's
plate. That way, I won't embarrass my friend and I'd also be
doing what all religions teach us to do: share.
Q: If you knew that in one year you would die suddenly,
would you change anything about the way you are now living?
A: Yes, I would give up exercise, eat more junk food and
smoke five packs a day. I might even cheat on my wife,
knowing that I won't die for another year.
Q: What do you most strive for in your life: accomplishment,
security, love, power, excitement, knowledge or something
else?
A: I used to strive for many things, but now that I have two
young children, I strive for only two things: peace and
quiet.
Q: If you had to spend the next two years inside a small but
fully provisioned Antarctic shelter with one other person,
whom would you like to have with you?
A: Halle Berry, of course. I would have picked my wife, but
I don't want to be selfish: Who would take care of our
children?
Q: If you were to die this evening with no opportunity to
communicate with anyone, what would you most regret not
having told someone?
A: I would regret not having told my wife and children that
I truly love and appreciate my car and they'd better not
touch it.
Q: For $20,000 would you go for three months without
washing, brushing your teeth or using deodorant?
A: Yes, I would. But how much are you going to pay the
neighbors?
Q: Would you be willing to give up sex for one year if you
knew it would give you a much deeper sense of peace than you
have now?
A: No, but I'd be willing to give up peace for a year.
Q: Your house, containing everything you own, catches fire.
After saving your loved ones and pets, you have time to
safely make a final dash to save any one item. What would it
be?
A: That's easy: my Indian passport. If there's anything
worse than watching your house on fire, it's spending a day
at the Indian embassy. A friend of mine walked in with a
full head of hair and walked out with a bald spot. I really
felt bad for her.
Q: If you could use a voodoo doll to hurt anyone you chose,
would you?
A: I can't think of any particular person I'd want to hurt.
But I'd definitely take the doll with me the next time I go
to the embassy.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
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