2. Calico

Calico is NOT a breed. . . it's a coat pattern

1. Food
2. Bedknobs and Broomsticks (which came out in the late 60's I think)
3. What has been your favourite movie released in the past year?

1. Hungry
2. The Dark Knight Rises, followed closely by The Avengers. Great script-writing.
3. How do you feel about the ad currently occupying the spot to the right of the forum?

1. Hungary
2. Kind if irritated, since all the ads I see on TV are already about xfinity and it doesn't help my frustration to see that it's trying to sell me, once again, something I don't need.
3. What are your least favourite kinds of ads?

1. Chimney cakes
2. Those "Ooh, look at the technology, technology, technology" and the ones where the "teen" or "young adult" stereotype is really overdone
3. Movies that make you laugh, or that make you cry?

1. Bricks

2. There's a movie called "Rat Race" which always makes me laugh. The end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part one is always one that gets me to cry.

3. What is your favourite flavour of ice cream?

1. Nikabrik
2. Mint chocolate chip
3. What is a song you listen to when you are feeling sad?

1. Black
2. I don't knpw, I'm not super sad that often , proboly some country music.
3. About how long does it take for the NarniaWeb home page to load for you?

1. Knight
2. Mm... *loads.* About two seconds, it seems.
3. Have you played any of the LEGO games? (Batman, Star Wars, Harry Potter, etc.?)

1. Dark
2. No, I haven't. But I love playing with LEGO's themselves.
3. How do you feel about taking tests?

Calico is NOT a breed. . . it's a coat pattern.

I wondered, but calico's my favorite kind of cat and I don't know breeds.

1. Rising
2. I don't usually care one way or the other unless they are standardized tests, in which case I hate them on principle.
3. Who is your hero?

1. Falling

2. Ooh, tough question. I suppose that depends very greatly on how you define a hero. Personally, I define a hero as somebody who faces absolutely outstanding odds, and yet still comes through. Somebody to look up to as a role model, and somebody to try to emulate. That being said, I can't come up with any really good heroes in the real world (of course, there are several in the fictional world). In real life, however, I'd have to go with. . . myself.

3. Is is arrogant or prideful to consider yourself to "Be Your Own Hero?"

1. In Love
2. Hmmm... That's a very interesting question. Personally, I don't know if I'm a hero, because I don't think I've ever faced "absolutely outstanding odds", or anything that the surviving of which would make me a hero. My first thought would be that a hero is one the greatest things a human can be. If everyone should strive to be a hero, if you consider yourself a hero already, you consider yourself at the pinnacle of some areas of human accomplishment. But then again, I also believe in being honest with yourself and sometimes honesty is admitting that you are excellent in some way. So... I suppose it would depend on the person. I happen to have met some "heroes" who are self proclaimed and most certainly are NOT heroes and ARE arrogant. I've also met people I consider to be a hero and they would never in a million years consider themselves such.
3. Is it allowing yourself to acknowledge your excellence setting yourself up for inordinate amounts of pride?

1. Myself
2. Potentially.
3. Who is your favorite fictional character?

1. I

2. Either Minerva McGonagall from the Harry Potter series or Orual from Till We Have Faces

3. Have you ever seen an International Space Station pass?

1. Eye
2. Why no, I haven't.
3. What was the name of the last song you had stuck in your head?