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| Pop Quiz by David B. Rhaesa
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| 1.   What is your name? | David Rhaesa (pronounced racey) | 
| 2.   How old are you? | 37 | 
| 3.   Where do you live? | Denver, Colorado | 
| 4.   What do you do for a living? | Disabled | 
| 5.   Do you drive? | Yes - but i prefer to give Deb my keys. | 
| 6.   What do you do for joy? | Not sure. | 
| 7.   What is your pet peeve?   And how much does it weigh?  Does it
sleep by the door?  Is it housebroken? | I don't know.  Stupid people calling other people stupid people.  or - Smart
people who can't be convinced they're bright.  or - time.  TIME --- physics,
i am not big on physics.  I prefer chemistry and biology to physics I think. | 
| 8.   Do you write, paint or play?  All at the same time?  (While
juggling a dozen eggs and riding a unicycle?) | I'm more of a typist.  I've been known to play guitar.  Have trouble getting
into it.  Used to play guitar four hours a day or so but that was a decade
ago. | 
| 9.   Who is the most impressive character you've ever met? | I like characters but can't say that i find many impressive.  Either they
all are or none sort of thing.  William Burroughs was pretty impressive -
but he was stiff and in an open coffin so i don't know if it was a "meeting"
per se. | 
| 10.   Have you ever read, acted, performed, thrown up, etc. in public? | Yes. | 
| 11.  What piece of literature or art moved your soul to ecstatic waves
of bliss? | Hmm.  I'm pretty illiterate really though i have trouble convincing folks of
that.  Fine art and visual art are things i'm ignorant about.  Dylan was
influential - though not certain of ecstatic waves of bliss.  Usually it
takes time with a special being, great sex or great chemicals to get me to
that exact "spot". | 
| 12.  What was the first thing you ever encountered that made you realise
that art is important? | I'm not sure it is important. | 
| 13.  Would you consider yourself an artist?  A good one?  Why or why
not? | I probably have an artistic temperament.  I have the normal doubts about my
talents and a compliment now and then provides me inspiration and energy.  I
often suffer from the it doesn't matter syndrome as an attack on motivation. | 
| 14.  What are your favorite things that have ABSOLUTELY nothing to do
with anything else? | Listening to loved ones, Love, Passionate intercourse, Thinking, Caring,
Sleeping, Looking at mountains, Riding, Listening to music, Watching
basketball, Writing. | 
| 15.  What are your favorite things that have ABSOLUTELY everything to do
with everything else? | yes and no, true and false. | 
| 16.  What's the meaning of life? | Ask me when the story ends. | 
| 17.  Why? | Either - or. | 
| 18.  True or false: the Three Stooges represent the apex of American
cultural achievement. | Mu | 
| 19.  True or False: Shemp was funnier than the original Curly. | Not interested :) | 
| 20.  Who's da man? | Ain't met yet. |