QOTW: Is there any such thing as a dumb question?
If so, examples, please!
talk amongst yourselves
question of the week: Why are celebrities influential?
Do we have some sense of famous people as all-around authorities? Is it a subconscious desire to be like the people we admire?
QOTW: Do you worry that what’s happening in Cyprus could happen where you live?
It’s now clear that corporate bankers must not be impacted or impeded in their business, even if it’s criminal, so why shouldn’t we little people be afraid of being made to pay for their crimes?
QOTD: How would you feel if Question of the Day became Question of the Week?
Do the QOTDs often not interest you? Would one question given more prominence be more interesting to you? Has this feature run its course as a daily thing?
QOTW: What ordinary household objects or everyday inventions are more awesome than most people realize?
Mine are Ziploc bags… all sizes are great, but the best are the freezer bags, because they’re heavier and more durable, in the gallon size, which is the most versatile and useful size.
QOTD: What movies feel like a sunny day?
Are there movies that you turn to in particular when winter gets to be too tedious for you?
QOTD: Is fan funding the wave of the geek-movie and -TV future?
A Veronica Mars Kickstarter raised more than $2.5 million in a day. (More Firefly, anyone?)
QOTD: Which directors would you like to see adapt Shakespeare for the big screen?
Now that the world is oh-so excited about Joss Whedon’s big-screen — if small-budget — adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing, you can bet that this is already being talked about behind closed doors in Hollywood…
QOTD: Would your workplace be a good setting for a sitcom or TV drama?
Why, or why not? What aspects of your work that most people may not be aware of would contribute to effective and entertaining comedy or drama?
QOTD: Which films have actually been enhanced by explicit sex and/or nudity?
Nothing comes immediately to my mind. You?
