| question | answer |
|---|
| the biggest luck? |
to see my real friends being contend. |
| the biggest mischief? |
if a 'true' friend fails and disclosures himself as untrue. |
| what job would you like to have? |
a job where i would have the freedom to do what i think is necessary, accurate and reasonable - regardless of financial aspects and deadlines. |
| what qualities do you value most with women? |
tolerance, intelligence, politeness and humour |
| what qualities do you value most with men? |
see above |
| what faults do you excuse most likely? |
every, as long as it is repented by a deep and true reason. |
| your favourite colors? |
deep red, deep green and (even though it is said to be no color) black |
| your favourite painter? |
dali and the guy that did my appartment |
| where would you like to live? |
»where i lay my head is home« - basically it's quite the same |
| what car would you like to ride? |
a car that doesn't need any service - including refueling! |
| best vacation area? |
i'm still trying to locate it. essentially it should'nt be too touristic, be warm and close to the sea |
| favorite composer(s)? |
wagner
van beethoven
mustaine |
| what sport do you like to practice? |
skiing (alpine), racing (having diarrhea), diving (not enough) and mattress listening |
| hobbys? |
reading, programming, discussing, joking |
| which reform in history did impress you most? |
a failed reform, that is quite unnoticed: jesus of nazareth (if he was at all) wanted to turn away from a punishing god, but obviously he failed. |
| which are your favourite writers? |
friedrich willhelm nietzsche
john r.r. tolkien
walter moers |
| favourite animal? |
cattle, as a steak seared shortly (raw) in a buttered pan, and served with pepper, salt and garlic butter! |
| favourite plant? |
backed potato with sour-creme and corn cobs with celery salt (perfectly matches the steak). |
| the most important area of life? |
my bed (nowhere to read better), my toilet (nowhere to reflect better) and at the side of my sweet. |
| favourtite music? |
basically everything but techno (that's rhythm, not music) and volksmusik (no music either, it's torture). |
| what movies would you like to to review at the cinema? |
highlander
star wars (episodes 4 to 6)
lord of the rings |
| which books do you advise to read? |
also sprach zarathustra (friedrich wilhelm nietzsche)
johnny got his gun (dalton trumbo)
wirklichkeitssinn (isaiah berlin)
die 13½ leben des käpt'n blaubär (walter moers)
illuminatus (Robert Anton Wilson, Robert Shea) |
| what is your favourite month? |
the merry month of may |
| which technical achievement did impress you most? |
the microwave oven - simply fascinating to watch insects explode inside... *eg* |
| a special advise to friends/colleagues: |
that that doesn't kill you, only makes you stronger - possibly sounds like a cliché, but it's easier to take live as it happens. |
| your biggest fault? |
to think that there is something like a 'human understanding'. |
| your most important good quality? |
i think that would be fairness - this is better to be judged from someone else. |
| your biggest personal success? |
my first own poem that stood up to my standard. |
| what do you disklike most? |
intolerance and ignorance |
| what natural gift would you like to have? |
to know the lottery numbers 4 days earlier. |
| the most dangerous trend in our time? |
trends in general - he who doesn't heed these stands outside the society as he is 'out' - he becomes an outcast. |
| what do you dislike most regarding humanity? |
the obvious ability to see what would be good for the future, but nontheless for financial or political reasons doing the wrong thing or tolerating this behaviour. |
| what do you think about »tod«? |
unavoidable and thus in some way intendable |
| if you had one wish, what would that be? |
to know everything in order to die serenely afterwards |
