Inquire the Queen

All it really does is promote the mindlessness and the brainwashing that goes on in our culture. Even my family doesn't care that much about the Super Bowl. They just like to watch the half-time event on TV.

 

I do, yes,

I often find myself doing so.

Usually 7 for some odd reason.

 

I enjoy to have it occasionally, though I find that I like frozen yogurt more. I usually go for plain vanilla. (Edit: My favorite flavor is actually cookie dough. Figured I'd update this for accuracy.)

I remember liking it a little bit, but I haven't bothered to play it for years.

Usually, it takes a couple of minutes, or I realize it the second I open my mouth.

The closest I've seen is someone slapping something like their leg or arm.

 

I have not.

I do, in fact. It's 7.

I would say it is very laid back. There isn't really any drama outside of whatever my friends have going on. It's not particularly exciting, but I prefer it that way.

I have surprised myself a couple of times, usually when I say something that even I didn't expect myself to say.

I do not have a British accent, though I wish I did. I cannot mimic accents to save my life. They all sound the same, which is basically me sounding like I'm trying to do a British accent but failing.

It's a cross between embarrassment, nostalgia, and mild envy. It's like, "Wow I look so dumb!" or "Oh I remember that place!" or "Wow I looked so much cuter back then.

Not really, though I do like hummingbirds quite a bit.

 

I've seen them, though I haven't studied them at all or looked into them much. While I do have a fascination with the medieval times, my opinion on these extends to 'they look cool.'

I've given it attempts in the past, though all were unsuccessful.

You'd probably have to win one hell of a genetic lottery, maybe take a deadly amount of steroids, or literally become the Hulk or someone equally as strong to accomplish, I would say, as gravity would bring the golf ball falling back down to Earth before it could get close to breaching the atmosphere. But who knows. Weirder things have happened.

 

The only thing I've timed myself is running laps with friends when I was about eight. I don't really time myself very often.

I don't watch television very often. The only time I watch it is when I happen to be downstairs.

"Take some more tea," the March Hare said to Alice, very earnestly.
"I've had nothing yet," Alice replied in an offended tone, "so I can't take more."
"You mean you can't take less," said the Hatter: "it's very easy to take more than nothing."
Sorry, that's the first thing I thought of. Anyway, I suppose it depends on what kind of mood I'm in and what it is.

 

Perhaps that is the plan.

 

The greatest evil... To be general, I would have to say negativity.

And the greatest good? Motivation. I was going to say knowledge, but I think motivation and knowledge go hand in hand. After all, what's the point of knowing if you do nothing with it?

 

Physical puzzles? If I understand you correctly, then I enjoy some. Most of the ones that I enjoy are visual puzzles.

I do not. I'm rather sensitive to temperature, actually, especially heat

Depends on the meme, but yes, I would appreciate that a great deal.