Personal Questions

[RCMerchant]

ER- have you read a lot of Emile Bronte and Louise May Alcott?
I only ask because you seem like the kind of person who would.

[Allhallowsday]

ER- have you read a lot of Emile Bronte and Louise May Alcott?
I only ask because you seem like the kind of person who would.

It would help to spell the authors names right...

[ER]

That's... pretty personal, RC.

I've never read anything by Alcott except her diary, and I did read Wuthering Heights by Bronte.

[RCMerchant]

ER- have you read a lot of Emile Bronte and Louise May Alcott?
I only ask because you seem like the kind of person who would.

It would help to spell the authors names right...

Excuse me! Louisa!
Personal question, John- do you like baked potatoes? 

[RCMerchant]

That's... pretty personal, RC.

I've never read anything by Alcott except her diary, and I did read Wuthering Heights by Bronte.

Yeah, I know it's not ....I don't know.
I just get that vibe.
And I never read any of these authors.  
Of old writers- I admire the style of Charles Fort who questioned everything- but never really took any of it too serious.

[Allhallowsday]

...Personal question, John- do you like baked potatoes? 

Yes, I ate one last night. 
That's "personal"?   

[RCMerchant]

Yes! Who else am I going to ask if you like baked potatoes?
Would you ask a stranger on the street- " Do you like baked potatoes?"

[Alex]

RC, what is your favourite issue of your favourite magazine and why?

[ER]

Alex, is there a relationship you regret so much you wish it had never happened?

[RCMerchant]

RC, what is your favourite issue of your favourite magazine and why?

^ Castle of Frankenstein #25, 1975- the final issue. I bought it in 1975. It had a lengthy review of the TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, and none of all the 'monster' magazines at the time even gave a passing comment on it. And, unlike those other mags, CoF was a mag written for adults, not 12 year olds.

[Alex]

Alex, is there a relationship you regret so much you wish it had never happened?

Yes.

[RCMerchant]

Hallows- Have you ever read Charles Fort?

[Allhallowsday]

Hallows- Have you ever read Charles Fort?

That's one helluva personal question!  Nope. 

[RCMerchant]

OK- I'll ask something else.
Have you ever lost faith in your religion?

[RCMerchant]

Cerebus- Do you have any religious preference?

You don't have to state it. Yes or no; none of your f**king business; I'm a Satanist, et. al.