Stolen from siromygod

[kyrasantae]

Name 4 books on your bookshelf: (the box of books in my closet is effectively my bookshelf for all intents and purposes)
1. The Chronicles of Narnia (whole set)
2. Watership Down
3. How to Read Egyptian Hieroglyphs
4. D&D 3E Core Rulebooks (all three)

Name 4 DVDs/Videos (boxsets count as one) in your collection:
1. The Man Without a Past
2. The Lion King trilogy
3. Vendetta: A Christmas Story
4. Pirates of the Caribbean

Name 4 things on your walls:
1. Finnish Pirates of the Caribbean poster
2. Picture of Apocalyptica
3. Photo of me and forgottenlord
4. A piece of paper that has this on it (technically on door but oh well):


Name 4 things in your closet:
1. Towel
2. Piano music
3. Bottled water
4. Shoes

Name 4 CDs in your music collection (playlist or other):
1. Evanescence - Fallen
2. Apocalyptica - Bittersweet (single)
3. The Lord of the Rings score (all three)
4. Yö - Legenda

Name 4 real life stores you shop at regularly:
1. Roots
2. Reitmans
3. Wal-Mart (is that a sin?)
4. Safeway (food!)

Name 4 online groups/communities that you're involved with:
1. UserFriendly
2. IBscrewed
3. Kingdom of Loathing
4. Survivor Sucks (only loosely, and only on the 'Survivor (current)+' forum)

Name 4 real life groups/communities that you're involved with:
1. University of Alberta Mixed Chorus
2. Asian Students on Kampus
3. Engineering Students' Society - First Year Club
4. Chinese Students' Club (cardholder only, really)

Name 4 animals that you've come face-to-face with in real life:
1. Dog
2. Cat
3. Squirrel
4. Rabbit

Name 4 things in your wallet/purse:
1. Student ID
2. Stamp cards for Booster Juice and Waiting Hut (a bubble tea place)
3. Photo of DutchKid#1
4. Lyrics to 'Het Wilhelmus' (Dutch national anthem)

Comments

Stupid Design Class

[(Anonymous)]

I looked at half those questions and thought "that question is too vague, they need to specify more requirements, that stupid design class is getting to me. Medevo

Re: Stupid Design Class

[kyrasantae.livejournal.com]

I think you just need to learn to, uh, think outside the box you've been trained into :P It really should not that difficult to switch into a simpler mindset just to get a few things done.

But then again I do have a comparably similar problem, when it comes to me filling out questions on application forms and stuff - they keep asking me about 'involvement in the community' and I know they mean community service but I wonder if I can put something more philosophical in there :P