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Douglas Berry ([personal profile] gridlore) wrote2005-06-19 08:58 am

Memeage

stolen from [livejournal.com profile] kengr while he was recovering from Pride.

1) Why did you add me to your LiveJournal friends list?

2) What would you say is the most boring stuff I post? The most interesting?

3) What would you like to know about me that you don't already know?

4) What do you think is my weirdest listed interest? My most normal listed interest?

5) Based on what I've written in this journal, where do you see me in five years?

[identity profile] aitkendrum.livejournal.com 2005-06-19 07:37 pm (UTC)(link)
1) Why did you add me to your LiveJournal friends list?

Because you wrote ACQ and I spend way too much demoing it for BITS

2) What would you say is the most boring stuff I post? The most interesting?

Sport scores as it means nothing to this Scots cricket and soccer fan. Some of your commentary is fun!

3) What would you like to know about me that you don't already know?

Army career?

4) What do you think is my weirdest listed interest? My most normal listed interest?

24 willie mays plaza??? reading


5) Based on what I've written in this journal, where do you see me in five years?

Hopefully in a better job with a regular income maybe having written a few more RPG books and on time with the rent :)

[identity profile] gridlore.livejournal.com 2005-06-20 01:55 pm (UTC)(link)
Army career?

I ran around the woods and shot at things. Light Weapons Infantry.

24 willie mays plaza???

That's the address of SBC Park, home of the San Francisco Giants (http://sanfrancisco.giants.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/sf/ballpark/index.jsp). Widely considered to be one of the best ballparks in the US. Willie Mays was one of the greatest players of all time, and spent the majority of his career with the Giants wearing number 24. There's a statue of Willie out front, and the wall in right field is known as the Willie Mays Wall (it's 24 feet tall.)

That's 24 Willie Mays Plaza in my icon. Balls hit out of the park to right field land in McCovey Cove (named for another Giants' great, Willie McCovey.)