Aaman Lamba is a Blogcritics editor, as well as the Publisher of Desicritics.org, a Blogcritics network site covering media, politics, culture, sports and more with a global South Asian focus
Question 1 about the blog made no sense. A non-sequitor. I knew part one of that question, so I guess that's a .5
You might tell how many this is out of? Is it out of 10 or out of, well, however many questions there were?
Anyway, got 4. (and if I got them all right all on a regular basis I'd be bored out of my mind so thanks. Still - a little heavy on the pop culture this time and light on the news. I am therefore always slightly disadvantaged. LOL
no. 6 because I guess my Greek clasic stuff just sticks with me. I learned that (the basics that is) as - counts backwards on fingers -- an 11-year-old in England. Don't think about it much at all - though those Gods stories are great, but it pops right into my head when I need it most.
Good to know in case I am every cornered by Spiros the kebab-wielding serial killer. Full of stereotype, I know.
Article comments
1 - Eric Olsen
Thanks Aaman, this is super, but did you mean to publish it with tomorrow's date? and please undo the font
2 - Aaman
Oops - fixed now - how much did you score, EO?
3 - Lisa
Geez. The only questions I got right were the ones about Madonna, Spongebob and Mystic Pizza. I'm so ashamed.
;-)
4 - RJ
Lord. 1 for 10. Well, I kinda sorta knew the answer to question ten, but I didn't know the guy's name...so call it 1/5 out of 10... ;)
5 - RJ
1.5*
6 - Aaman
Did you have the 'a-ha moment' though, when you saw the answers?
7 - Temple Stark
Question 1 about the blog made no sense. A non-sequitor. I knew part one of that question, so I guess that's a .5
You might tell how many this is out of? Is it out of 10 or out of, well, however many questions there were?
Anyway, got 4. (and if I got them all right all on a regular basis I'd be bored out of my mind so thanks. Still - a little heavy on the pop culture this time and light on the news. I am therefore always slightly disadvantaged. LOL
no. 6 because I guess my Greek clasic stuff just sticks with me. I learned that (the basics that is) as - counts backwards on fingers -- an 11-year-old in England. Don't think about it much at all - though those Gods stories are great, but it pops right into my head when I need it most.
Good to know in case I am every cornered by Spiros the kebab-wielding serial killer. Full of stereotype, I know.
8 - Aaman
...cornered by Spiros the kebab-wielding serial killer - ROTFL
I guess the blog bit for 1 was irrelevant.
Here's an offer - pick a topic - specific or broad and I'll set questions on that theme, or related in some circuituous way:)
9 - Temple Stark
Bananas and the women who love them.
Wait, did I just type that out loud?
And I meant to add something along the lines of "... serial-killer who said, "Zeus' family tree now - or it's your bloody-sheep-dipped death."