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[norcumi]

Meme time.

1) Reply to this post and I'll respond with something random about you.
2) I'll tell you what song/movie reminds me of you.
3) I'll pick a flavor/color of jello to wrestle with you in.
4) I'll say something that only makes sense to you and me.
5) I'll tell you my first memory of you.
6) I'll tell you what animal you remind me of.
7) I'll ask you something that I've always wondered about you.
8) If I do this for you, you must post this on your journal. You MUST. It is written.

Seriously, the viral nature of memes are dangerous enough - if you want to do this, g'head, but I'm not gonna obligate anyone. :)

Comments

[scottmatthew.livejournal.com]

Sure...I'll nibble...:)

[norcumi.livejournal.com]

Heee! You'd better! ;) yes, j/k

1. I actually read Wintersmith Dreams waaaaaay back when it was about... no more than 3 issues long, and it totally confused me. Why? 'Cause I think it was my first exposure to fanfic, and I hadn't grasped the concept yet. So, you got me started in the fanfic realm.
2. It's My Life, by Bon Jovi. ::smiles and glomps::
3. Er.... peach?
Hey, I can ask you! WHY is this question in here???? :)
4. Pink... and fuzzy?! Oh my.
5. I think it was walking past the Wintersmith Dreams dealer table, seeing this bunch of intimidating people (please note that any strangers were intimidating at that point), and seeing half familer art and stories, and wanting rather desperately to go up and chat with you. You seemed friendly enough with everyone else, so I finally did - and you were one of the nicest people at the con.
6. Took me awhile to figure this one. A puma... or a panther... or a catamount... or a mountain lion - same cat, but countless different names. One of the large cats, misunderstood by the older rancher generation, but apparently able to be somewhat domesticated. Endangered, and not to be riled, but still graceful and beautiful.
7. Will you tell me your thoughts on Deus Ex? Pleeeeeeeease?!?!? Not that I'm an addict, or anything..... ();-)

[scottmatthew.livejournal.com]

I found Deus Ex to be a nice game, challenging...but something about it left me pretty...well, dissatisfied. The ending kinda bothered me, but that's near future in the grim sense.

Deus Ex II did't really do much to tug my chain, either...

[norcumi.livejournal.com]

DX: Hmm. I found like I like some of the endings over the others, but- I should prolly mail you by this point rather than spoil anyone. ;) I liked the ways it went, and yeah, while grim, it is also a good... warning, I guess? It still amazes me that it came out before 9/11.

There is no Deus Ex 2. There is something that claims to be similar, but I swear it is only known as Invisible War.

::hackspit:: I have a love-hate relationship with that... thing. Every time it hits a point where I think I utterly loathe it, it goes and does something profound and fascinating. Mostly, it left me feeling rather cheated, and I hate all of the possible endings.

[scottmatthew.livejournal.com]

**Chuckles** I got other stuffies to write about too...;) Just took a trip into the Harry Potter Universe....still have my WorldWalkers: M.S.S.A., The Back Yard....and my friggin' first book that I've GOT to get completed....>_<