Aaron, publisher of miLienzo.com has meme'd me. As he re-coupes from a long but successful semester, I'm betting this will be the last for a while. It's interesting tracing these things. I must be at the bottom of the bunch. I believe this meme has been around for two weeks.
Anyhow–
Eight things you probably don’t know about me–probably.
1) I'm originally from Long Island. Long-gi-land.*
2) I've read "Adventures of the Mind," 8 times.
3) I used to lie about my age when I was in my early teens in order to work.
4) I still lie about my age.
5) If you say my complete name out-loud quickly, it sounds like 'more crapp.'
6) I used to be really good at billiards. In-fact, I've applied everything I've learned from the game, into my work ethics.
7) I've got a nose piercing. Tiny-itsy-bitsy-shiny-thingy.
8) No, it doesn't fly out when I blow my nose.
*I have no obvious accents, no southern, midwestern-nadda. It's weird.
And now, eight things about: Joanna Bickley ( shoulda been sleeping! ), Briana ( cause I know your answering one already ), Mr. Price, Johno, Architectradure and Design Sojourn ( even though he's probably actually blogging–probably ).
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10 Unique Responses:
Marc, that you have read "Adventures of the Mind" eight times is very evident!
I didn't tag anyone actually. As I'm a bit behind I didn't know who had or hadn't participated in this meme - so I didn't bother with spreading it further.
Never mind, if I tagged anyone it would be you. Because... I'm second from bottom... and I know you love memes.
Enjoyed this a lot. I'm a great fan of your writing style and vocabulary choices.
No. 6 is definitely the most intriguing and thought-provoking.
I've just finished writing mine (as you tagged me), but it's 6am and I need to get a few hours sleep, so will post it tomorrow.
ps: that Twitterrific is addictive.
hmm... now I know 9 things about Marc, that you love memes. I'll definitely keep that in mind if I tagged again in future :-)
Could you please give an example of a billiard tactic that you've applied to your work?
Robyn,
Really? I do read other books! ;)
Aaron,
–hmm, I hijacked a meme. Weird. That's what I get for being a scanner and not a reader that night.
John,
Thank you again for the compliment. Really. I'm enjoying your blog. Which is far better then UE. Oh-nice icon. :)
IB,
1. Never play the player, always play the table.
2. No matter what, forget that your playing for money.
3. Play three shots ahead.
4. Think about positioning, not how fancy the shot is.
4. The only thing you control on the table, is the cue ball.
5. There is always another angle.
6. Always play at your own speed.
7. Admit when you've been beaten.
8. A hustler is more dangerous then a player.
9. Practice.
10. You won't get better unless you've been beaten.
11. Your cue stick doesn't really matter.
12. Women are naturally better players due to their breasts. ( I'm very serious too. )
13.Practice
14. When it's your turn to shoot, always follow-through with your stroke. Watch the ball make contact.
These are just a few.
I always wanted a nose piercing! But I'm too scared of needles.
I got the top of my left ear pierced and I fell to the floor wearing a mini skirt in the middle of the mall. I was in the 9th grade and I have and will refuse to stop wearing that earring after that most embarrassing day.
O and I love your last comment, but having breasts is not always that fun.
Do nose piercings hurt? I've always wanted one.
Bri,
That's a funny visual. And I believe it. :)
Sera,
Hmm–I whinced. That was about it. 12 years without a problem. Maybe I'll take it out. Kinda trite now I suppose.
Nice meme! This meme is fun, it is nice to know a bit more behind the one who blogs ...
Thank you for tagging me, I thought I had said more than 8 things about me already :)
Here you go, my answers!
8 things about architectradure
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