by Gaz
Scattergories Meme
I’ve been tagged by Ian with the Scattergories meme.
Here are the rules:
Use the 1st letter of your name to answer each of the questions. They must be real places, names, things . . . nothing made up! If you can’t think of anything, skip it. You CAN’T use your name for the boy/girl name question. If your name happens to start with the same letter as mine, sorry, but you can’t use my answers!
- Famous singer: Grace Slick
- Four letter word: Geek
- Street Name: Ganja (street name for Marijuana)
- Color: #DAA520 (aka GoldenRod)
- Gifts/Presents: Giraffe (I really have received one of these!)
- Vehicle: GTR
- Things in a Souvenir Shop: Gourmet Gator Cookbook
- Boy’s Name: Galahad
- Girl’s Name: Guinevere
- Movie Title: Good Will Humping
- Drink: Guinness (puh-lease!)
- Occupation: Gasket Inspector (Hey, I almost chose Gynecologist, and no they’re not the same thing!)
- Celebrity: Gordon Liu
- Magazine: Guitarist
- U. S. City: Gallup (home of the Devil’s Highway)
- Pro Sports Team: Green Bay Packers
- Fruit: Guava
- Reason for Being Late for Work: Gave up the 9 to 5 — try not to hate me!
- Something You Threw Away: GPS :-(
- Things you Shout: Gah!
- Cartoon Character: The Great Gazoo
Thanks for the tag, Ian. I hope I haven’t bared my soul too much with my answers ;-)
I’ll pass the torch to Frank, Simon, Maia and Charity. Have fun with it guys!
Except the four letter word of course… how about flip? ;-)
I eagerly anticipate your witty scattegories!
Still trying to find 10 mins:)
-F
The letter F is an easy one, methinks….
Aye, that you did… Akismet dumped both comments straight into the spam bin without even putting them in the moderation queue… very odd :-( Thanks for persevering. :-)
Words are fun, especially with all the scope English gives us to twist things around a little bit!
Cheers, Gary.
Sorry Gary, I thought I commented on this yesterday. Thanks for taking up the challenge. I see you managed to get your Guinness in :) I can rely on you to interpret things in a different way, like the slant on street name. Regards, Ian