Ask me anything about me

[Trevor]

How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop?

I've never had one of those, unfortunately: they sound delicious. 

[Trevor]

     How did you feel about apartheid?

Alan, I was born in what was then Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) on September 11, 1967 and I grew up during a civil war. My first experience of apartheid occurred when I came to South Africa in 1987 to study here www.tut.ac.za and on a class outing, my colleague Abram couldn't ride the bus because of stupid racist laws. My response was to tell the driver to stop so that I could get off the bus as I wasn't prepared to ride while Abram had to walk. That was not good: I remember the driver swearing at me.

Almost every country in the world has had some sort of stupid racial law on its' books ~ South Africa made it the law of the land. The apartheid laws were not wrong: they were inhuman.

[Trevor]

How are you feeling?

Not bad, thanks. 

[Trevor]

How did your body grow immune to your underpants?

I doubt that it has.   

[Trevor]

Boxers or briefs?

Briefs for me. 

[Trevor]

Have you ever traveled to America? Would you like to?

I would love to, Ronnie: the only hassle is that it would cost me lots of $$$$$ because I would have to do a lot of traveling to come and see everyone here. 

[retrorussell]

Do you prefer chicken or steak?

[Trevor]

Do you prefer chicken or steak?

I like both and prefer both. 

[Mr. DS]

Do you eat yogurt?

[Trevor]

Do you eat yogurt?

Not at all, unfortunately. People say it's good but to me it looks like a human fluid. 

[Hammock Rider]

Will we ever get to have a QA session with your underpants?

[Rev. Powell]

Do you recall the first mention of your underpants on this forum?  How did the legend get started?

[alandhopewell]

     How did you feel about apartheid?

Alan, I was born in what was then Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) on September 11, 1967 and I grew up during a civil war. My first experience of apartheid occurred when I came to South Africa in 1987 to study here www.tut.ac.za and on a class outing, my colleague Abram couldn't ride the bus because of stupid racist laws. My response was to tell the driver to stop so that I could get off the bus as I wasn't prepared to ride while Abram had to walk. That was not good: I remember the driver swearing at me.

Almost every country in the world has had some sort of stupid racial law on its' books ~ South Africa made it the law of the land. The apartheid laws were not wrong: they were inhuman.

     Thank you; I've met South Africans in the past, and I've often wanted to ask them this question, but I was afraid of offending. (You did say ANY question.)

     I've never understood racism, or why those who practice it don't see how self-destructive it is.

     You got a beer comin' from me, laddie.

[indianasmith]

Do you have any clue what an awesome asset you are to this forum?

[Trevor]

Will we ever get to have a QA session with your underpants?

Good idea but, considering the state of those garments, that would be more like a Q&P[oo] session.