More importantly, remember getting these kinds of mass
emails? (I updated my answers today, taking everything very seriously):
FWD:
Copy (not forward) this entire email and paste it onto a new email that you'll
send.
Change
all of the answers so that they apply to you. Then send this to a whole bunch
of people, including the person that sent it to you. The theory is that you'll
learn a lot of little-known facts about your friends. You might be surprised
with some of the things you learn about people you think you know...
1. IF YOU COULD BUILD A HOUSE ANYWHERE WHERE
WOULD IT BE? Central Vermont
2.
FAVORITE PIECE OF CLOTHING? Duke sweatpants
3.
FAVORITE PHYSICAL FEATURE OF THE OPPOSITE SEX? Smile
4.
THE LAST CD YOU BOUGHT? Couldn’t say, but I do know the
first cassette tape I ever bought was the Beach
Boys Greatest Hits.
5.
WHERE'S YOUR LEAST FAVORITE PLACE TO BE? Gynecological
exam
6.
WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE PLACE TO BE MASSAGED? Shoulders
7.
WHAT'S MOST IMPORTANT, STRONG IN MIND OR STRONG IN BODY? Mind
8.
WHAT TIME DO YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING? It varies.
9.
WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE KITCHEN APPLIANCE? Coffee grinder
10.
WHAT MAKES YOU REALLY ANGRY? You mean who makes me really angry? The
unreliable ones, for starters.
11.
IF YOU COULD PLAY AN INSTRUMENT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? Violin
12.
FAVORITE COLOR? Lavender
13.
FAVORITE CHILDREN'S BOOK? George Kelly’s Santa Christina and Her Sled Dogs. My favorite adult book is Albert
Camus’ The Stranger. Last year,
BuzzFeed released a“28 Favorite Books That Are Huge Red Flags” list,
declaring that “People who like The
Stranger are the human equivalent of asking the question ‘So What?’ to
everything you say as a way of proving a point. It’s obnoxious and we have an
unwritten social code not to do it.”
14.
THE ONE PERSON FROM YOUR PAST YOU WISH YOU COULD GO BACK AND TALK TO? My
third-favorite uncle.
I used to hate finding these types of emails in my
inbox. Now I just wish people would email more than they text.