Something or Nothing

This has been floating around - from the ultra-pompous Inside the Actor's Studio , the ten questions asked: So ultra pompous me filled in my answers. 1. What is your favorite word? Esoteric 2. What is your least favorite word? hon 3. What turns you on creatively, spiritually or emotionally? Passion for life. 4. What turns you off? Arrogance/ and body odor 5. What is your favorite curse word? fcuk 6. What sound or noise do you love? Friends laughing - real laughter 7. What sound or noise do you hate? Harsh knocking on doors 8. What profession other than your own would you like to attempt? Politician of some sort. 9. What profession would not like to do? Accountant 10. If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates? Call me Buddha, call me God, call me whatever. Semantics my dear girl Semantics is all. Other Random note worthies for the day: So the word �love" that we use today we did not get from Latin or Greek, but from Anglo Saxon. It first appeared in the ninth century, and as far as can be understood today seems to have been used to mean " the care one feels for something precious that one already owns" , as distinguished from " lust"( also from Anglo Saxon) which meant " the desire for something precious that one does not already own." Thus both love and lust could be felt equally for horses, gems , art, or women(men) and in equal fashion. You might even find it interesting ,or not ,to note that the more recently a man has has had an orgasm the better they do on Mensa entrance exams. The above taken from a book that has been around a couple years called �Girls�. Written by man ,it is scary/sad ,and /or informational depending on how you look at it. I do recommend it though if you�re over eighteen and female. Word on the street is that Maggie Mead tended to be lazy.