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jaime__king Wants To Know...
Jun. 10th, 2003 04:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mrkilborn1. Who do you believe is the most influential person of the 20th century?
That's a good question. I think that it has to be Albert Einstein. His theories about how the universe works and his observations about physics, matter, time and space are crucial to our getting to where we are as humans. It was either him or Pee Wee Herman. I think I made the right choice.
2. What is your favorite song and why?
Tough to pick just one. Like most people, I listen to music depending on my mood, and something I love to hear when I'm upbeat is not the same choice as when I'm down.
I guess I'm currently in the mood for some Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66 their version of The Beatles song, "Fool On The Hill" is something I'd like to hear right about now. FYI: I actually used Sergio Mendes to go into and out of commercials on the first season of the Late Late Show.
3. If you could change one thing about yourself what would it be and why?
Hm. There's not a lot I would change. I'm going to say nothing! I hope that doesn't sound conceited.
4. What have you learned from your experience so far here at Live Journal?
People aren't always what they seem, even after you've met them!
5. When you were a little boy what did you want to be when you grew up?
That's easy. I was positive that when I grew up I would become the Double Threes... Larry Legend... Boston Celtic Larry Bird! I knew I was headed to a stunning career in the NBA, and probably to a commentator position or perhaps a column in Sports Illustrated after I retired from the game. I did play some college ball, but that was as close to the dream as I ever got.
In the end, it worked out pretty well!
Thanks for asking!
That's a good question. I think that it has to be Albert Einstein. His theories about how the universe works and his observations about physics, matter, time and space are crucial to our getting to where we are as humans. It was either him or Pee Wee Herman. I think I made the right choice.
2. What is your favorite song and why?
Tough to pick just one. Like most people, I listen to music depending on my mood, and something I love to hear when I'm upbeat is not the same choice as when I'm down.
I guess I'm currently in the mood for some Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66 their version of The Beatles song, "Fool On The Hill" is something I'd like to hear right about now. FYI: I actually used Sergio Mendes to go into and out of commercials on the first season of the Late Late Show.
3. If you could change one thing about yourself what would it be and why?
Hm. There's not a lot I would change. I'm going to say nothing! I hope that doesn't sound conceited.
4. What have you learned from your experience so far here at Live Journal?
People aren't always what they seem, even after you've met them!
5. When you were a little boy what did you want to be when you grew up?
That's easy. I was positive that when I grew up I would become the Double Threes... Larry Legend... Boston Celtic Larry Bird! I knew I was headed to a stunning career in the NBA, and probably to a commentator position or perhaps a column in Sports Illustrated after I retired from the game. I did play some college ball, but that was as close to the dream as I ever got.
In the end, it worked out pretty well!
Thanks for asking!
