Unmasked: Soran spills!

[Phantom_Sorano]

Alright! This is round 3...or 4...I don't know...anyway, I am starting up an 'ask me' thread yet again!!!!!!

(I know....contain the excitement. *snare snare cymbal*)

Ask away!

[Lilac#18]

[color="Plum"]1.What's your favorite amusement park(s)?
2.Who's your favorite anime characters?
3.What's your favorite restaurant(s)?
4.What's your favorite food?
5.Do you have any siblings?
6.Do you follow the latest fashion, like in magazines, on models, etc?
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[Phantom_Sorano]

Miss Lilac, you are such a dear! I truely believe you try to ask everyone such good questions.^_^

As to the answers:

1. DISNEY! (the one in Florida) I have been twice and had an amazing time. I'm a huge Walt Disney fan, so it was like being a hungry kid in a Twinkie factory. I loved it!

2.I have quite a few favorites. Any character by Rumiko Takahashi and Yu Watase are instant loves. To name some specifics, I like Shigure from Fruits Basket, Calsipher from Howl's Moving Castle, Reku from Haibane Remnei, and Tanpopo from Imadoki.

3. I love Mexican and Japanese, so my favorite local haunts are Fuji and Dos Margaritas. Big chain wise, I am a huge Maggie Moo and Dunkin Doughnuts junkie.

4. Doughnuts! It's like watching a female version of Vash the Stampede when I get them, hahaha!

5. Yes and no. Biologically, I have three brothers and a sister. However, I was disowned so I am dead to them all. I just consider myself to have a ton of amazing brothers and sisters through Christ.

6. Ehhh....I'm not so sure. To quote the wise Baz Luhrmann: "Do not read beauty magazines; they will only make you feel ugly". Honestly, I just dress the way to where I can express myself. I have unique tastes and dress accordingly. Right now, I am sporting some extreme anime-blue hair, so you can only guess how I look in public! Hahaha!^_^

[rocklobster]

If you could own any animal that was wild, what animal would you want?
What's your favorite classic video game?

[Phantom_Sorano]

Good questions, Rockie.

1. None in particular. I love animals, and I believe in wild animals being wild and free.

2. Tough one. I love Tetris, Gallaga, and Pole Position. ^_^

[rocklobster]

OK, here's a real toughie!
If you lived in Jesus's time, would you want to be a disciple?

[Phantom_Sorano]

Wow....a tough question indeed. Despite everything, my gut says 'yes'. The reasoning behind it is that:
1. I have a strong desire to prove that women are, if not more, capable than men.
2. It would be a true test of character, strength, and endurance.
3. I would be in the close company of my Creator and Savior, whom I love.
4. My life would have a great purpose; that would drive me to be the best I could try to be.
5. Perks.....my own book in the Bible, holidays, saintly merchandise....
6. Number 5 WAS a joke....^_^

[rocklobster]

Actually another perk is that you'd get a church named after you. I mean, Catholics name their churches after even the most obscure saints too, as well as Mary, Peter, et al.
1.What is your opinion of Star Trek? If you enjoy it, which version do you think is better, the one from the 60's or the 80's?
2.Do you like the Star Wars movies? Even the prequels?
3. Favorite non-biblical figure in Christian history (e.g. Joan of Arc, Mother Theresa of Calcutta, Francis of Assisi

[Phantom_Sorano]

Here's a question....am I boring? No one asks me questions! *sniffs*

To answer your inquiries, Rockie, dear:

1. I am just now getting into Star Trek; having only twelve channels that play re-runs. So far, I like it. I am watching the 80s verison and like it fairly well; haven't watched the original, so I cannot make a true answer to which is better.

2. I do like Star Wars! Very much! Ewoks are just too darn cute! My personal favorites are the original three ( 4,5, and 6). The latter are okay...

3. Hmmm.....that's a tough question. Probably Joan of Arc; she was fearless and died defending her religious convictions. I have a great deal of respect for that.

[rocklobster]

Worst classic book you ever read?

[Phantom_Sorano]

Worst classic book?

Hands down....would be...'The Prince' by Niccoli Machvelli.......hated it! Hate politics....oy.....my boring....mundane....arrgh!


*lowers blood pressure*


C'mon on! I challedge anyone for some tough questions!

[Atria35]

What do you think is your best trait?
What do you think your worst trait is?
Skill you'd most like to have?
Hardest thing you've ever done?

[rocklobster]

But you like the Godfather, or so I thought
Favorite Star Trek: The Next Generation character?
If you could have tea with anybody from the bible, other than Jesus, who would you pick?

[Phantom_Sorano]

Yay!!!!!!! I have questions!!!!!!! I thought you guys didn't like me anymore......*sniffs*

Okie dokie! To answer Miss Atria:

1. My best trait.....hmmm.....I guess my attitude? I believe that in all bad situations, there is a reason to make us stronger. Life is too short to live in pity, so I try to keep upbeat and pass that feeling to others.^_^

2. Oh man...where to start. My temper hands down would be the worst. I never get full blown, throwing things angry...but there are times where I just need to take a bat into the woods and come back later. Usually I keep myself in check, but sometimes (especially when I drive) I get frustrated. My lack of patience is a close second.

3. Skill.....hmmm.....probably a better skill at learning languages. I find it easy to pick up a new art skill or instrument, but not being as young as I once was, learning a new language can be challenging. I'd like to be fluent with four or five more languages, so that skill would be my pick.

4. The hardest thing, but also the best thing, I have ever done for myself was when I left home. It has been so painful; even know my chest is tightening up as I think about it. I wanted to make a life for myself. I am not sad about leaving my parents or other siblings; I do hate the condition of which we parted and knowing their strong hatred. I regret that I will never make peace with my father who is in poor health and my younger brother who is making bad choices. However, despite that, I am such a happier person and a stronger person to have provided for myself and to be putting myself through school. That drives me to be all I can so someday I can help others in similiar situations.

'Phantastic' questions, Miss Atria. Thank you. ^^

At Rockie:

I do like the Godfather; I don't like Machivelli.

1. Probably Data. He could always make me laugh.

2. Hmm....I'd like to have crumpets and tea with Paul. I have so much admiration for him. He made a complete 360 for God, and is such powerful proof of how He can change your heart and that you don't have to be perfect to be of great use to the Father. I'd ask him how he dealt with his inner turmoils and advice for being a better Christian.


Alright! I'm pumped for questions now! Bring 'em on!

[rocklobster]

1. The Sakura avvie doesn't suit you. Why the change to something so perky?
2. Do you like Stephen King? Got any favorite books?
3. While we're on the subject, if you had Carrie's abilities, would your prom have ended like her's?

[MomentOfInertia]

What is the origin of you user name?

Have you seen Star Trek: Generations?

Did you know that "whatshername" is apparently correct spelling?

[Phantom_Sorano]

Yay!!!!!! Preguntas!!!!!!

@ Rockie

1. Hey! What are you trying to say!? I love Sakura-chan! Besides, unbeknownst to you, I am quite a firecracker with a bold, in-your-face attitude. I tend to tune it down when I'm writing. >_<

2. I do like King, quite a bit actually. 'Carrie' is my favorite that I have read, but I'm still new to his work.

3. Muwahahahahaha! Are you kidding?! They called me the 'Dictator' in high school; if anyone thought about doing something like that to me, they'd find a horse's head in their locker! Hahaha. Joking aside, I probably would go all out. I wrote a short story based on 'Carrie'; the girl ended up killing her abusive family and the student body. I don't know.....just don't mess with me and all is well.

That was fun question. >:) lol


@ Mr. Moi (Hi, by the way! ^_^/)

1. Well, phantoms are my favorite mythical creature; plus I am a huge Phantom of the Opera fan. "Sorano" means "of the sky", so when you put it all together...bada bing bada boom!

2. I have. I was only watching the basic basic cable, so Star Trek re-runs were the event of the evening.^_^

3. Huh....how about that! I was unaware of that. Thanks, Webster! Lol, JK!

[rocklobster]

I recommend reading The Green Mile if you get the chance.
1. Ever see any other Clamp titles? (Magic Knight Rayearth is on Hulu now. You might want to check it out)
2. Ever consider getting a MAL account (MAL=My Anime List. It creates a chart of all the shows you've watched)?
3. Ever try out Pandora Radio?

[Mister]

howdy! can i ask querstions?(questions)

1. how long have you been watching anime?
2. how long have you been reading manga?

[Phantom_Sorano]

@ Rockie

1. I just started watching Cardcaptor Sakura; the reason I started was a sparked interest after borrowing Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicles and Chobits. I'm defiantly considering to watch Rayearth.

2. Never heard of it, but it sounds interesting. I might just do that.^^

3. I started with Pandora when it first started; love my Pandora!

@ Mr. Mister (hahaha! get it?)

Thanks for your questions, you can ask anything!

1. Hmmm.....its been awhile. I can remember watching Voltron when I was little. Since the introduction of Adult Swim (back when it was fairly decent), I have continued to watch different animes. My biggest thing is that I research a title before I view it.

2. I have been reading manga for about five or six years now. I don't remember how I was introduced, but my first title was 'Inuyasha'; that was enough to get me hooked!

[MomentOfInertia]

@ Mr. Moi (Hi, by the way! ^_^/)

Hello!

2. I have. I was only watching the basic basic cable, so Star Trek re-runs were the event of the evening.^_^

Did you mean Star Trek: the Next Generation(TV show) or Star Trek: Generations(movie[with the NG cast plus Captain Kirk])

Did you see Star Trek: First Contact(movie, NG)?

Or have you watched any other Sci-fi stuff?

[Phantom_Sorano]

@ Mr. Moi.

^_^/ Sci-fi questions, huh? Cool beans.

1. Actually, I have seen both. I must say, I really enjoyed them greatly.

2. No, I haven't seen it yet; I am working on building a movie library in my brain, so I'm just trying to watch everything.

3. Hmmm....I guess I have. I am a huge fan of older sci-fi films like 'Star Wars', 'Night of the Comet', 'Fahrenheit 450', and the 'Back to the Future' trilogy. Other than that, I have seen a few mini-movies and shows on the Sci-Fi channel, but not a tremendous amount though.

[FllMtl Novelist]

Am I late??
Have you seen the more recent Phantom of the Opera movie, with all the singing?
Do you like old musicals?
Do you write? If so, what?
What question would you like to be asked? What's the answer?

[rocklobster]

1. Have you ever seen the musical Cats?
2. Favorite Sunday comics to read?

[Phantom_Sorano]

My heart is elated! More questions!

@ Miss Fu

Oh course it's not too late! Feel free to ask me anything, hon!^^

1. I must confess, Miss Fu, that I am a true Phanatic. Phantom of the Opera is my Twilight; I have posters, movie memorabilia, books, cds, music, playbills...the works. Recently I framed a poster from the original movie and made a huge collague of my fan pieces. I own the Andrew Lloyd Webber verison (2005) which is the musical. I must say I was highly impressed by it. (Plus Gerard Butler is so handsome!!!!) I also own the 1989 horror remake of it starring Micheal London. I have yet to see or obtain the 1943 verison; but I have seen and am looking for the original 1925 black-and-white verison starring the incredible Lon Cheney. If you have never seen it, I highly recommend you do. Not only is it Hollywood movie magic, but it follows the book the best.
(Sorry...I really love POTO.....^^*)

2. I do like musicals, especially the old ones. Webber is a favorite, but I also enjoy new-age musicals like RENT; Annie, Fiddler on the Roof, and Schneidler's List are also good. My favorite older musical would have to be Les Miserables because I enjoyed the book tremendously.

3. I don't proclaim to be some great writer, but I do write. I am a huge fan of Shakespeare, so I enjoy writing tragedies and sonnets. Besides that, I like to write short stories and develop stories via role playing. Strong characters are my passion, and by writing in smaller pieces or with others, you can make something grand. Currently, I am stuck on my first in a trilogy of novels I have in my head, but am having trouble getting onto paper. I have a blog where I post rough drafts of these, so feel free to critique!

4. Hmmm....that's a tough question. Honestly, I cannot tell you what specific question I would liked to be asked. I simply enjoy answering questions so that you, my CAA family, can understand who I am behind my username and maybe I can impart some knowledge that might help you. That being said, I'd probably ask what you would like to know or if there was something you had questions about.

Thank you for your questions! I enjoyed them!^^

@ Rockie-kun

1. No.....after hearing people practicing the recital piece 'Memories in the Moonlight'.....I just can't do it....

2. Hmmm......Sunday comics......I like Broom Hilda......honestly, I haven't read the Sunday comics in ages. ^^*I'm usually too busy at work.

[rocklobster]

1. You work on Sundays? BTW, you can actually read the Sunday comics online. I know some good sites.
2. If you had the money, which country would you like to visit and why?
3. Favorite Shakespeare play?
4. Favorite Shakespeare quote?

[Phantom_Sorano]

@ Rockie

1. Yeah, I usually work all day on Sundays. I don't care for it, but bills are still bills. Where I am preparing to move, I'm not working and it feels good to have my weekends free. ^^

2. Wow....just one country? I honestly don't know if I can just choose one. If I had money, I'd like to wait until I found someone special and travel the world. Life is a journey, so I want to experience everything. Hopefully someday I can travel and teach.

3. Probably Twelfth Night. It's not one of his well-known, but it is superb! It is not one of his tragedies, but a romantic comedy bounded with inuendo. I always hope one day I can play Viola, the main female character. ^^

4. That would be: "All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players; they have their entrances and their exits, and one man in his time plays many parts." It's a quote that I live by.