Before you throw me in your dungeon dark

[vovat]

Answering the questions from unclemilo:

1) Boardgames, huh? Well... what's your favorite boardgame and why?

I'm quite fond of a game called Dungeon!, which was made by TSR (the Dungeons & Dragons company). You have to go through a dungeon, fight monsters, and collect treasures. My mom bought it for me at a yard sale when I was in elementary school.

2) Turnabout is fair play. What's your favorite They Might be Giant's song.

As I revealed a few posts ago, my absolute favorite is probably "It's Not My Birthday," for various reasons.

3) How old were you (as best as you can recall) when you discovered Monty Python? What were the circumstances (as best as you can recall)?

I'm pretty sure the first thing of theirs that I saw was The Life of Brian, which my dad rented for my siblings and me when I was in high school.

4) If a guy asked you for a quarter for the jukebox and you gave it to him and he bought a cup of coffee instead... would you be mad?

I'd be a bit annoyed that he lied to me, but probably not enough to actually do anything about it. (So is he actually buying a cup of coffee for a quarter, or did he have other money that he wasn't telling me about?)

5) What genre of video game are you fondest of and what is your favorite game of that genre?

My favorite genre is the role-playing game, both because I've always been into fantasy-type stuff, and because they don't require much in the way of eye-hand coordination and fast reflexes. As for my favorite, I'd probably have to say Final Fantasy III (FF6 in Japan and on the PlayStation, but it was 3 when I was introduced to it on the Super NES.)

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[revme.livejournal.com]

Heh, I like question 4. Barnes and Barnes are awesome.