Missed last week’s, so here’s this week’s Are you more…
01) Pure chocolate (either milk or dark) or chocolate mixed with stuff (peanuts, almonds, rice puffs, etc.)?
Are you kidding me? ANY chocolate is good!
02) Someone with a neat, beautiful signature or someone with a horrible chicken-scratch signature?
If I don’t read my handwriting in short order and type it up, I won’t be able to read it in a few hours. My signature is the very definition of chicken-scratch.
03) Tolerant of phone solicitors because they might be offering something you want or intolerant of phone solicitors because they’re annoying you at home?
We have a TeleZapper, does that answer the question?!
04) Joysticks make for the better gaming overall or gamepads make for the better gaming overall?
Gamepads make for the better gaming. Real-life movement isn’t limited to a joystick movement. Of course, real-life is also more complex than a gamepad as well.
05) A lover of fast automobiles or a lover of reliable, sturdy automobiles?
Neither. I’m a fan of automobiles with LOTS of head and leg room. After all, I’m 6′7″.
06) The regular holidays should be kept as-is even if they have a religious background or all holidays should be completely secular?
The regular holidays should be kept as they WERE. All holidays have either a religious or nationalistic background; more are religious. I mean REALLY… why did Columbus Day become a float? Why did we need another holiday in January (Martin Luther King Day)?! Why do people want to mess with Easter and call it Spring holiday?
07) Expecting that there will be ETs walking freely on Earth within your lifetime or expecting that it will happen after you’re dead if at all?
For all we know, they may be among us now; kind of like the movie They Live.
08) Needing of quiet when you work or enjoying noise (radio, tv, conversation) when you work?
I like background music. I don’t need it but I feel I’m more productive with it.
09) A karaoke singer or a karaoke critic?
More of a critic. Of course, if it came down to me singing or the world coming to an end you better kiss your ass goodbye.
10) One who thinks that you should honestly critique children’s work (so they can improve) or one who thinks you should always praise children’s work?
Wrap your criticisms in praise. There’s always some good in children’s work. Pick it out and tell them about it then tell them what they need to work on, and finally wrap it up with another good thing. It’s honest criticism in a form they’ll listen to.
You didn’t miss last week’s. There was no last week’s AYM. I was super busy and super lazy with the blogging last week.
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