Interview the Person below you?

[gadjo_dilo]

Q????????????

[Storm]

No.

[gadjo_dilo]

For God`s sake. This thread is Interview the Person below you.

[Storm]

that wasn't really an answer, more of an explanation..on the last page I mean...
ok, what's your favourite street food?

[gadjo_dilo]

I`m too shy to eat on the street. Besides, street food is not too popular here. The single thing I eat while walking is pretzels. But generally I buy them and eat at work or at home.

Do you eat ice cream cones on the street?

[steveaki13]

I have done in the past. Not for while. Cannot remember the last ice cream I had......

What is your favourite song or piece of music?

[Starter]

There are way, way, way too many that I really like to name just one. From classical just about anything from Mozart; jazz would be Dave Brubeck's 'Take Five'; rock is It's A Beautiful Day's 'White Bird'; folk is probably Ian & Sylvia's 'Four Strong Winds'; bluegrass can only be almost anything from Norman Blake; electronic is, again, anything from Tangerine Dream; world music is Baka Beyond's "Spirit of the Forest' or maybe Silk Road Ensemble's 'Play List Without Borders' and I left out country, pop and show tunes as none of them do much for me. There are many, many more and if I had time to go through all the music I have the preceding list would probably change several times over.

If you could be really, really good at one thing what would it be?

[Storm]

Do you eat ice cream cones on the street?

I am actually wondering who eats cones at home or indoors? Here we always eat it outside!

[gadjo_dilo]

I am actually wondering who eats cones at home or indoors? Here we always eat it outside!

You may eat one indoors at MacDonald`s.

[Rudy Tamasz]

There are way, way, way too many that I really like to name just one. From classical just about anything from Mozart; jazz would be Dave Brubeck's 'Take Five'; rock is It's A Beautiful Day's 'White Bird'; folk is probably Ian & Sylvia's 'Four Strong Winds'; bluegrass can only be almost anything from Norman Blake; electronic is, again, anything from Tangerine Dream; world music is Baka Beyond's "Spirit of the Forest' or maybe Silk Road Ensemble's 'Play List Without Borders' and I left out country, pop and show tunes as none of them do much for me. There are many, many more and if I had time to go through all the music I have the preceding list would probably change several times over.

If you could be really, really good at one thing what would it be?

Being a generalist, which means being quite good at a number of things.