Questions Game

We're just pipping each other all over the place!

I have loads of nicknames, most of which are completely incomprensible and were given to me by my favourite teacher at school...

Would you like to go into outer space?

Well, as we've answered every question, it's not that we're pipping but more that we're just generally misorganized !

I wouldn't mind going into outer space, maybe some day, you?

Well, give it up, sister! What are the nick-names!?

Probably not; I don't like the look of the toilet set up!

I'll try to remember them all tonight.. but they're just bizarre... most allude to characters from books (I was called quite a lot of things, Rosalind, Olivia, Marina, etc, someone called me Miss Macbeth, grr, and some people always called me Zinoviev; weird) some are just running jokes (like 'Mush' for some reason and 'Apri') and shortenings of my surname (I'm An(dre)a Rosenauer, you see.. but there must be hundreds.

Hee-hee! I was thinking more in the future when amenities are better, of course! Nifty nick-names!

What is your favorite indulgence?

O, a great seat at the theatre in Stratford... even better, two shows in one day. I love seeing all that I had imagined come to life.

If you could be paid millions each year to be recorded and shown on TV 24-7, would you take the deal?

No! I don't like to watch that kind of voyeurism and I surely wouldn't want to be part of it, even for the money!

Good! Neither would I.

O, what's the next question?

Oops!

Have I asked this?: What are your pet peeves?

I don't think that you have;--

I hate these people who think that English is spoken everywhere and that one doesn't need to learn other languages; and also, these people who insist that something wrong is right incessantly and can't accept that they can be wrong. I also hate the sound of screaming, especially from children..

What was the last song that you heard? Did you like it?

Last song I heard was "Yugo45", very nostalgic song by bosnian group "Zabranjeno Pusenje" /"No smoking"/, and it made me cry :oops

Last thing you ate?

I had pain au chocolat with a lovely cappucino... I needed it ;D.

(Aw, what is the song about, Moun?)

If you had the opportunity to change your mother language to something else, would you? And, if you would, to what would you change it?

(it's a song about life before war - Yugo45 /car/ is metaphore of Yugoslavia - it's more story then classic kind of pop/rock song - singer "talks" about day when he was still kid and his father bought Yugo45 and about friendship between his father /Muslim/, and his two neighbours, Franjo /Croat/ and Momo /Serb/, and about life back then - small fragments and pictures of everyday life in peace, from selling apples on open-air markets and shopping in Trieste, to vacations on seaside, picnics on meadows around Sarajevo and open doors during summer /custom in Bosnia, like, "everyone is welcomed", and they always made cup of coffee more in all houses "if someone drops by"...and then, later, war starts, they are suddenly refugees, and after few years, they live much better, have much more money, somewhere in West...but every night he dreams about "old house, little garden, Yugo45, and three friends" - I don't know how much someone that is not from Balkans can feel it or understand it, but it's extremely nostalgic and sad because you cannot think anything else except about how good people we were once upon a time)

Oh, I wouldn't change my mother language, it's the most beautiful language in the world
But, let's say Portuguese.

Have you (or would you in any scenario) made any medically unnecessary surgeries on yourself?

I know why it's sad, Moun... it truly, truly is the worst thing, frontiers amongst brothers.

I haven't, and I wouldn't. I am what I am.

Is there anywhere to where you would loathe going again?

(really not, and that's dull answer, so let's wait for a while until someone that has something more interesting to say drops by)

No, no, there's no dull answer; you may as well give us the next question!