New Game: Interview the Next Person

[dark_rain]

I'd stop writing advertising and just write fiction.

Q. Going still with the sudden wealth idea, what's the first thing it you might want to spend it on for someone else?

Easy, I'd send my mum back to Aus to see her grandson and my nephew.

Q. Whats the one thing/person in the world you couldn't live without.

[Pitseleh]

Well, besides the obvious essentials like water and oxygen, I couldn't live without music. I could go without TV/movies/computer as long as I had music. Concerning people, it's hard to imagine life without my mom and/or dad around, or my best friend.

What's your passion?

[Alelou]

Gardening.

And Trip.



Is there anything in life you used to hate that you've come to enjoy?

[Aquarius]

Sweet potatoes.


Episode of any Star Trek series you wish they never made?

[Pitseleh]

You mean besides that which shall not be named...? Then, it would be A Night In Sickbay.

When did you start reading fanfic?

[Aquarius]

Probably not until I was 18 and went to my first con...I wrote it long before that, but I had no clue that other people did it until I saw my first zine on a dealer's table!



Age you were when you first started watching Star Trek, and which series was it?

[Alelou]

13 or 14, and it was TOS in syndication on Channel 44 WTOG St. Petersburg, though we had occasionally watched it when we were allowed to stay up late when it was first running. In fact, my young mind had constructed an episode in my memory that I was very eager to see again. Eventually I was disappointed to realize that the one I remembered had never actually existed.

Hm. Kind of like that garbage truck the other morning.


Q: Do you collect ST action figures and if so, when did you start?

[Aquarius]

I don't actively collect them, but they've made nifty gifts from friends and family. My first Star Trek ones were from TNG, my mom gave me for Christmas of 1987, I think. I got a Tasha, a Geordi, and a Worf. The next year they went to college with me and stood guard on my bookshelf.




What is the most unique item in your Star Trek collection?

[Asso]

Do you really need an answer from me?

The most illusionary thing you saw on Star Trek.

[Aquarius]

Do you really need an answer from me?

The most illusionary thing you saw on Star Trek.

Uh...yeah, I do.

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

What is the most unique item in your Star Trek collection?

Probably a (broken) squirt gun in the shape of a TOS phaser I got as a kid.

Q: Would you like to live in a Trek-themed room or apartment (from the show of your choice)?

[Alelou]

I won't even put up a Star Trek calendar, so no.

What invention from Star Trek do you most wish you could take advantage of today?

[Pitseleh]

The transporter! You know how much time I would save?

What Star Trek invention do you find would be most improbable to actually exist one day?

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

What invention from Star Trek do you most wish you could take advantage of today?

The Tantalus field

Or I'd go Barclay on the Holodeck with certain holo-characters of my choice...

ETA: Whoops, Pitseleh snuck in before me:

What Star Trek invention do you find would be most improbable to actually exist one day?

The Transporter and/or the Replicators.

Q: Did you play Star Trek with your friends when you were a kid?

[Alelou]

Okay there are two questions up now.

I didn't play Star Trek as a kid because I was too old, but I did secretly wish action figures (aka realistic dolls) existed.

Most improbable invention? I'll leave that question here for someone with a better brain.