That Interview Meme

Thanks to the_magician for a really interesting set of questions! If we'd been wondering how to break/subvert this meme, the answer seems to be to go on and on and on and on....

The questions were:

1. Mythology and religion. The ravens are obviously symbolical both within their religion and your life. Tell us a little bit about how you have rejected religion and then why you have chosen as an LJ name a pair of symbols from a religion.
   
2. Someone special tells you they are taking you for a meal, and that, not counting alcohol or transport or clothing, but just the actual food dishes, you must order food to the value of at least 100 pounds. Do you know which restaurant you'd want to go to and what sort of dishes would you order?
   
3. You and LL are stuck in car crash on a level crossing, the firemen only have time to cut one of you free. Who lives and who dies? And if you were a fireman at that scene, and both you and LL were unconscious, which would you save?
   
4. What do you want to be when you grow up?
   
5. World peace, universal health care, perfect health for yourself from now on, perfect health for LL for her lifetime, 10 million pounds. Pick one, and explain why.

( The answers are... hidden due to prolixity )

If you want me to interview you, post a comment that simply says, "Interview me." I'll respond with questions for you to take back to your own journal and answer as a post. Of course, they'll be different for each person since this is an interview and not a general survey. At the bottom of your post, after answering the Interviewer's questions, you ask if anyone wants to be interviewed. So it becomes your turn-- in the comments, you ask them any questions you have for them to take back to their journals and answer. And so it becomes the circle.

The Propogation of Elements of Design

Neat new Brother sewing machine: NX-400. How much of the styling, at least, is iMac influenced? More importantly, does it provide the appropriate level of ease of use?

We wants one. Two sewing machines is not enough!

Sewing machines are gadgets and desirable; DVD players, not.