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Current favorite book is the question? The novelization of Aliens on Audible, read by Lt. Gorman.


What is your favorite science fiction movie?

Terminator 2: Judgment Day

Same question.

I don't think I know any except Frankenstein.


What's your favourite rom-com? (romantic comedy)

I haven't watched a rom-com in many years.

But I do remember vaguely, Shallow Hal, so I will go for that one.

Do you prefer analogue or digital clocks?

Mostly I prefer digital clocks, but sometimes it depends on where I'm at.


What's your favorite sport to watch?

Football (soccer) is the only sport I will watch. But even then it'll only capture my interest for 10 minutes at the most, usually.

Same question.

Snooker. I like it because its quiet and you can fall asleep for an hour and not much will have changed when you wake up.

What's the most out of date food item in your kitchen cupboard?

I recently threw away some lasagna sheets that had gone unused for a whole two years.

Same question.

I have a tin of ASDA own brand mackerel that I bought in 2007. I originally bought 250 of these, and I was still eating them circa 2020.

Do you like mackerel?

Mackerel is great.

Sweet or salted popcorn?

I wouldn't know the difference, can't remember the last time I had popcorn.

Do you ever go to the cinema these days?

I've been twice in about ten years.

One of them was to see It's a Wonderful Life.

I can't handle the chaos and sensory.

Yes, I go to the cinema occasionally.

Do overhead helicopters disturb your sense of peace?

Rarely, aircraft are one of my obsessions.

Who is the most famous person you've met?

I shook hands with boxer Sugar Ray Leonard once. It was like shaking hands with a stone statue...his hand was hard as rock.

But the most famous person I am actually a fan of?

I was a clerk in a drugstore, at the photocounter. Sold folks their packs of pictures back from the developer.

A middle aged heavy set Black lady was looking through her pics and I noticed that the president was in some of the pics. The lady said in a flat tone "oh yeah"...Aretha Franklin was at the White House...Aretha Franklin is my sister {shrug}"

Read later that Aretha used her three sisters as backup singers on many of everyone's favorite Aretha songs.

So..I actually met one of the ladies who sang "sock it to, sock it me,..." after Aretha sings "R- E- S-P-E-C-T, find out what it means to me."

Actually I met Belinda Carlisle in a Georgetown nightclub once.

So...one of those three. Take your pick.

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