Time to wake your brain up!

[triadruid]

To avoid brain fog, here's a clever lil' meme, stolen from zianuray by way of featherynscale:

Ask me seven questions. Not just any seven questions though. No, to keep it interesting, use the seven questions as per below - just copy and paste the following, replace the blanks with something you want to know/ask (e.g. 3. Donkeys or sandcastles and why?), anything you want, personal, silly, surreal or deep, comment away and I'll answer honestly.

1. What do you think of _____________ ?
   
2. When did you last ____________?
   
3. __________ or ___________ and why?
   
4. What did you ______________?
   
5. What's your favorite ______________?
   
6. How would you ______________?
   
7. Who would you most like to ________ ?

Comments

Wake up, brain! Here's a mixed bag of trouble.

[featherynscale.livejournal.com]

1. What do you think of my ass?
2. When did you last invent something?
3. Behavioral observation or self-reported anecdotes, and why?
4. What did you consider to be a big win about your job?
5. What's your favorite trope in role-playing games?
6. How would you describe your 'dream car'?
7. Who would you most like to have on-call for advice and the answering of questions?

I'm not sure I understand #3.

[triadruid.livejournal.com]

1. Like I said the other day, I think it's firm and round, and very grabbable. That's a nice ass.
   
2. Hrm. Probably the game we played during the Ritual Team Rededication.
   
3. If I understand correctly, then you're asking what is more valuable for measuring a type of behavior (drug use, sex by teens, faith practices, etc). Behavioral observation is more objective in most cases, but usually prohibitively difficult/expensive. Anecdotal reporting at least gives us something to work with...
   
4. Learning a lot of new skills (MS Access, CPTED, etc).
   
5. Orphan/displaced person with a mission. It's a great way to jump into the story in media res.
   
6. Sexy but efficient. My ideal car-selection would be to correlate lowest Cost of Ownership with Attractiveness. I keep forgetting to do this, even as a thought exercise (requires a lot of browsing of Edmunds, as I don't keep up with new car releases). Sexy usually means curves but not bubbles, some dramatic angles, and a good color in the paint job. Interior comfort is good too, especially in materials (at my size, cabin space is usually not a problem).
   
7. CalTech. If it must be an individual, then Richard Feynman's ghost. I expect he's kept up with advances in the field...

Re: I'm not sure I understand #3.

[featherynscale.livejournal.com]

That's exactly what I meant by #3. :)