TiBB's Hotseat 2011: Shaun
 

What is the most expensive thing you hav bought?
What is the naughtiest thing you have ever done?

y did u give up our babi?

Shaun!

Who do you admire the most on this forum?
Who do you feel is the;
a)nicest,
b)funniest person on this forum.
Who would you most like to meet in real life?

What is your favourite game/awards show that you've hosted?

How many music CDs do you own? (An exact total if possible pls)

Your favourite funny quote?
Your favourite inspirational quote?

What's your favorite song ever?

Would you ever consider a sex change and what would your female name be?

A lot more twists, and a whole backstory to start and finish the series :) I've actually put more effort into writing the introduction than I did for my action plan submission last week, and I think it's pretty interesting... it draws a lot of inspiration from the film 'Live!' (2007), and the progress of the show will have some unusual inspirations - Agatha Christie novels, the game 'Fallout: New Vegas' and Alice in Wonderland to name but three.

Good question - I can't remember! I think it might be my iPod, but that wasn't with my money. The most money I've spent on myself would probably only be about £50 because I'm a bit of a bargain hunter.

I'm not going to give the actual answer because it's quite personal and mortifying :tongue: so I'll say stealing from my mum's purse.

U wernt gna support newayz cos u is jus a playa

No offence but I don't admire anyone on here. Noone's really that admirable tbh. I don't mean that in a horrible way, it's just that you're all pretty ordinary...

A toss-up between GypsyGoth, joeysteele, Ninastar and *Kate*

Stu or Nathan on the forum, Dezzy or Zee off it.

I'm actually meeting Zee and MarkWaldorf in January, they're coming to my birthday (ohay, have an invite marc x) - but I'd also think Karl, Nathan, Stu and the Zetans would be a great laugh.

Hmm... I really enjoyed running Elimination 3 but it wasn't necessarily difficult, whereas the In Cold Blood games have been somewhat challenging - and therefore more rewarding. The awards are quite easy really, and stressful when the ones I want to win are performing badly :tongue:

I'm not at home so I can't count, you silly girl :nono: but if I had to guess it'd be about 100.

"Life is just a series of peaks and troughs. And you don't know whether you're in a trough until you're climbing out, or on a peak until you're coming down. And that's it you know, you never know what's round the corner. But it's all good. "If you want the rainbow, you've gotta put up with the rain." Do you know which "philosopher" said that? Dolly Parton. And people say she's just a big pair of tits." - David Brent (The Office)

It's a lyric, from Carole King: "When the Jazzman testifies, a faithless man believes". Just because I'm quite atheist and not at all spiritual, so I am a little bit jealous of the fulfillment and faith that some people seem to get immersed in - but music, apart from people, is the one thing that I can get fully and emotionally invested in, and takes me away from what is often quite a boring world.

Uh... still "The Wild Ones" by Suede. One of the songs that produces the effects I described up there... another one I discovered last night (although I've loved it for ages), "Wichita Lineman" by Glen Campbell... they both send shivers down my spine every time, it actually made me well up last night lmao

What day is it tomorrow?

Jesus, no. I'm pretty happy having a pee-pee. I also don't think transexuals are treated well at all - they're certainly discriminated a lot more against than homosexuals, at least on here in my experience Nadia has, with the way that some people adamantly refuse to call her a woman or "she/her" etc. However, I wouldn't really want to :tongue: if I had to pick a female name I quite like Ruby or Sarah.

Hump day x

What is the best album you've reviewed?

How much does music actually have as an impact in your life?

do you like my penis

I've only been writing reviews since halfway through 2010 so I can't have much authority on it - but one of the first I wrote, Kanye West's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, is probably the best I've heard. I'll do a review of 2011 nearer the end of the year, but none of this year's match that for me.

I'm not really sure. I hate when some people go around randomly blurting "music is my life" because they're usually teenage girls and it doesn't really have THAT much of an impact on your life. However since reviewing is a career I want to get into, and since it's my main passion, I guess quite a bit. I have personal songs, I relate lyrics to real-life situations, I spend 50% of conversations moaning about bad music and I always listen to the iPod when I go out (and invariably imagine myself in music videos :blush2:)

Rating: 4.5/10
Highlights: the writing on it
Avoid: its unflattering camera angles

Artwork Watch: 'Wurk it' is the political statement of our times.

I do that too. :laugh:


Where would you like to be in your life ten years from now?

:laugh3:

I have my new sig!

:joker::joker::joker:

What one thing would you change about you?

In a fairly busy city with a lot of stuff and culture to get lost in, writing freelance for a couple of magazines, and with someone with a massive penis. You free, Ben? :evilgrin:

Um... probably my appearance. I'd like to lose weight but often lack the motivation.

Oh, I don't think I am. I think I'm washing my hair then. :sad:


What city/country?

When will you write the second series of Tibb Hollyoaks?!

I'm a bit frightened by the prospect of living in another country but it'd have to be one with a big music scene, so probably a European one (if I ever leave these fair shores)... Berlin would be amazing, Rome too. But I'm happy with the UK and would quite like to experience Manchester, London and Edinburgh life.

never. that was some flop-ass **** and after I lost the rights to the name to 'Conor it just became embarrassing to be associated with it