Interview the Person below you?

[schmenke]

I dunno, maybe Stacy Lewis. Perhaps not a celebrity but at least I would no longer have to work. And maybe she could help correct my slice .

What are you doing on Nov. 11th?

[gadjo_dilo]

Why? Are you organizing something?
Nov 11th in the orthodox calendar is St Victor and it's my fav cousin's husband anniversary. He's a great guy and a supportive friend and I'll try to get some free time to go to them and congratulate him.

What will you do on the same day? ( is it a holiday? )

[schmenke]

The family is going to the municipal Memorial Park to pay our respect.

Do you have to equip your car with snow tires?

[anfield5]

Not in the summer no Although if you saw the pics I posted on the "Talk About Anything" thread, I might change the no to a maybe.

Has the world grown enough so that there will never be another Global conflict?

[D-Type]

Unfortunately there are organisations dedicated to global domination, eg Al-Qaeda

Have you any idea how we can curb the Islamic fundamentalists?

[Starter]

Outside of a new virus that only attacks a certain state of mind, no.

If the only way to stop those same radicals would be to wave a magic wand which would instantly kill all of them and you had the only wand, would you use it?

[anfield5]

No, because absolute power corrupts absolutely, and by using such power, wouldn't the user be as bad as the problem he/she is trying to fix with it.

Would you rather go on a holiday tour, on a bus with 45 other people, or go on holiday with your self and whoever else, and do what you please?

[D-Type]

I would never, never, never want to go on a holiday tour with 45 other people. No matter how interesting the itinerary I just could not stand not being able to view things at my own pace.

Have you ever visited somewhere and later regretted missing something?

[anfield5]

Went to Loch Ness once and never saw Nessie. Was back in Liverpool a few years ago and had the chance to go to Liverpool's last home game of the season against Bradford City. It was the last game before the Kop was seated. I didn't go because my cousin was coming round to where we were staying with his new baby, and we were flying home the next day. I don't regret missing the match and catching up with family as family are more important, but I do regret not being able to do both.

What is the strangest, oddest or most interesting place, thing you have visited?

[Starter]

Strangest- Poas, which is a volcano in Costa Rica. Been there several times and it seems every time it's covered in clouds. (Or maybe it's just shy.)
Oddest - The Gulf of Fundy in Nova Scotia. The tides, which can be 30 feet or more, are amazing.
Interesting - Yellowstone Park in the US. The geothermal activity at many different sites around the park are something to marvel at. Must be seen at least once in a lifetime.

What do you think is the most important invention of all time?