If you could go back in time to one point in your life, where would you go?

What's the weirdest thing you saw while driving (or travels in general)?

Do you know is your heritage?

Well, one Dad's side (of the family) it's mostly Celtic (Scottish/Irish) and German. On Mum's side there's Irish, French, Spanish, Flemish, and Mi'kmaq

Would you rather hear constant quiet voices in your head, or misunderstand half of everything that's said to you?

What message is (or was) on your answering machine?

I used to have this message on my voice mailbox:

"Greetings. This is Science Officer Spock, and currently there are no lifeforms available to take your call. But at the prearrange audio signal, please feel free to leave any verbal communications you feel is necessary. Live long and prosper."

What Was Your Favourite Toy As A Child?

I used to have a Count Von Count doll

Just going through some old files when I came across this:

1. What does Canada's motto "A Mari usque ad Mare" mean?

2. Where is Rupert's Land? Who was it named after?

3. Which provinces have different names in English and French?

4. Which mammal appeared on the world's first pictorial postage stamp? And who designed it?

5. Which provinces are bilingual?

6. What native Canadian tribe is now extinct?

7. How is Trinity Bay, NL connected to Valentia, Ireland?

8. What does Nova Scotia mean?

9. Which is Canada's oldest university?

10. Which Premier became a Prime Minister?

11. Who was the first person to sail alone around the world?

12. Who was the Cape Breton Giant?

13. What was the Halifax Explosion?

14. What was the Charlottetown Conference?

15. Who was Prince Edward?

16. Which prominent Quebec separatist leader was born in New Brunswick?

17. Who is considered the Father of Canadian Poetry?

18. Who was La Corriveau?

19. Who was the world's strongest man?

20. What does Ontario mean?

21. Which Nobel Prize winner once worked as a journalist in Toronto?

22. Where is Berlin, Ontario?

23. What does Manitoba mean?

24. Who was Flin Flon?

25. Which city is named after a berry?

26. Where do Mounties train?

27. Which lands are bad?

28. What may or may not be living in the Okanagan Lake?

29. What is the coldest place in Canada?

30. Where is "the Graveyard of the Atlantic"?

31. Which provinces do not border on the United States?

32. What is known as "the Canadian Galapagos"?

33. Who was Mount Logan named after?

34. What makes Mount Snow Dome unique in North America?

35. Who were "The Famous Five"? Why were they famous?

If you could have any other job in the world, besides the one you already have, what would you do?

What is your favorite thing to do, this time of year?

What is your guilty pleasure?

Chocolate, cheesecake, chocolate cheesecake, coffee....the list is endless

If you're old/young enough to remember…(2 part question)

1. What were you doing on November 22, 1963?

2. Do you believe that President Kennedy's assassination was part of a conspiracy or not? (You really don't need to elaborate your answer)


Me: that was a roughly 10 years before my time, but I do believe the President's assassination was a conspiracy (and that's all I have to say about it).

When giving a gift (birthdays, Christmas/Chanukah, Easter, etc.....)do you prefer to make it yourself or troll all the stores you can think of to find just the right gift?

Generally both. As a rule I like to make my own gift if I have the time (and money), but there are times when I see something really nice in the shops I'll buy it.

When nothing goes your way, what do you do?

Do you believe that it is possible to be possessed by demons like Anneliese Michel?

Do you dress up for Halloween? Whether it's to dish out treats or just to have a good time?

I do. Sounds silly, but the little ones that come to my door seem a little more at ease when they see "a big people dress-up just like them."

If you could meet anyone from your flist, who would that person(s) be?

If it were possible, I would say everyone. Naturally, not all at once since that is humanly impossible - unless it was a prearranged meeting (area).

Although I did meet milambar a couple of years ago. He was in Halifax visiting another friend of his when we met up to have coffee and a chat. Unfortunately, I was bit of a chatter bug..... I tend to be that way when I'm nervous.

With Hallowe'en only 27 days away I just had to ask this question:

Do you believe in ghosts or other supernatual beings?

What activity (if any) do you do to keep from being bored?

Uncle Henry was driving to Halifax when he spotted a big green gorilla on the side of the road. He screeched to a stop, jumped out of his car. He saw the outline of a number on the gorilla. He couldn't quite see the number, but he knew it was a 4 digit number. And:

1) He remembered seeing a number 1.

2) In the hundred's place he remembers the number is 3 times the number in the thousand's place.

3) He said the number in the one's place is 4 times the number in the ten's place.

4) Finally he said the number 2 is sitting in the thousand's place.

What is the number?


(No this is not a homework question)

Which wildlife conservationist do you think has contributed more towards the preserving of all animals?

EDIT: I personally can't really decide between Steve, David and Jacques since they're all taught us so much in their own unique way.