Answer this question. A woman goes to her mother's funeral and meets the man of her dreams. Unfortunately she doesn't get his number or anything so she can't contact him at all. A few days later she killed her sister. Why?
Your answer may reveal a lot about you.
Another question. If a LAZER pointer is a continuous beam of light, why can you draw a line with it? Does your hand move faster than the speed of light? Why is it?
Books: How to Talk More Gooder Fastly (the Redneck Dictionary III), Attack of the Unsinkable Rubber Ducks, The Android's Dream, and One Big Damn Puzzler.
DVDs: Um... 300, Speed, Starsky and Hutch, Snakes on a Plane, The X-files (seasons 1 and 2), Ping-Pong, Die Hard (1 through 3), The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert... I forget. That's for everyone, mind, not just me.
Other: Well... Several T-shirts with Engrish sayings (This Is Not Here), a little Dalmatian, nine angels, a LAZER pointer, a Nightwish cd, a memory whatsit... and more.
But what did I give? A Jazz cd. A pair of earrings. A book about art. A movie about Japanese ping-pong. A little turtle. A fish. And a completely original song. It seems unfair.
I finally finished A Clockwork Orange. It was... strange. I found it interesting that even though the main character was clearly the "bad guy", it was easy to emphasize with him. I think it was the knowledge that the rest of the world as he saw it was even worse, just in a different way. Maybe I feel in some ways I can relate. What I liked most about it, though, was the comparison between the original gang members at the end of the book. You can kill them, you can hire them, you can turn them into clockwork oranges, but if you leave them alone - without pressure, without suffering - then they make their own way in life. And they may well turn out all right. Maybe I can learn from that.
The answer is she hoped the man would be at her sister's funeral.
This question has been asked to several serial killers. They most frequently gave the correct answer. If you got the question right...
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you know, i actually didn't think they were relevant. not at all related. i think my mind plays tricks on me when it can't make itself up. one is the sister. one is the man. the back of my mind clicks and says they must be related. and somewhere to the left it says that the whole thing is trying to mess with me.
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