HELP FAST!! PLEASE LET ME INTERVIEW YOU!!

[shawshank62]

For school by tomorrow i need to interview someone. Please dont give false information. I will need a real name, or just make one up if you feel uncomfortable about giving that kind of info. I will also need your e-mail address and if possible a telephone number. Dont worry, i wont call you, i just need to prove that you are real. Please someone help. These are the questions.

1. When were you born?
2. Where did you grow up?
3. Is there anyone who greatly influenced your life?
4. What was your first job?
5. What kind of education do you have? (degrees, schools, etc.)
6. Is there any event that has influenced your life greatly?
7. What did you do for fun when you were a kid?
8. Has there been any book or literature that has influenced you greatly?
9. Was there anyone that you idolized while growing up? (famous or not)
10. Do you have any regrets about your life?

If anyone could please help me out, it would mean a lot. Thx.

[JacobM5727]

edit
too young

[shawshank62]

thx, but i forgot to mention, that they have to be a decade older than me . So if your older than 25, please answer my interview. Thx jacob.

[ZENYO]

1. When were you born?
December 14, 1974
2. Where did you grow up?
Burnaby BC, Canada
3. Is there anyone who greatly influenced your life?
Yes, My grandfather. He was a hard working man who loved his family.
4. What was your first job?
Telamarketing!! (Yak, I hated that)
5. What kind of education do you have? (degrees, schools, etc.)
High School, MCP
6. Is there any event that has played influenced your life greatly?
Not realy.
7. What did you do for fun when you were a kid?
Soccer, Street Hockey, Fishing and camping
8. Has there been any book or literature that has influenced you greatly?
I wouldn't say it influenced me greatly persnaly but... "who Moved My Cheese" by Spencer Johnson influenced me professionaly
9. Was there anyone that you idolized while growing up? (famous or not) See #3 and Guy LaFleur.
10. Do you have any regrets about your life? No regrets but in grade 9 I had to choose between Professional Soccer or famous musician. I picked famous musician and now I'm a professional computer geek

PM me for my persnal info if you want it.

This was fun.

Al

[korgul]

1) 6/20/68
2) York, PA.
3) None that I can think of at the moment
4) Dishwasher at Howard Johnson's restaurant
5) Diploma, Associates degree. With honors at top of class
6) The passing of my father. He was 6 months from retiring and 3 months from living his dream of being a fully liscensed auctioneer. When he passed away I thought to myself that if I wanted to live my dream I need to do it now. This was when I decided to go back to school and get a degree in computers.
7) Mostly rode my bike in the woods, played baseball, got into trouble
8) Not that I can think of.
9) nope
10) I wish I would have applied myself sooner.

rlkuykendall@suscom.com
PM for rest

[Master Chief]

1. When were you born?
9-4-73

2. Where did you grow up?
Detroit, MI and burbia

3. Is there anyone who greatly influenced your life?
Not really.

4. What was your first job?
Paper boy

5. What kind of education do you have? (degrees, schools, etc.)
of course HS grad. I then went to a scholl for broadcast arts but never completed. I was so close to. DOH!

6. Is there any event that has played influenced your life greatly?
Yes but its personal

7. What did you do for fun when you were a kid?
Caused trouble in the neighborhood and sassed back to older people, baseball, football, hockey and all sports.

8. Has there been any book or literature that has influenced you greatly?
nope.

9. Was there anyone that you idolized while growing up? (famous or not)
hmmm nope.

10. Do you have any regrets about your life?
Yes, I once had a love I lost. I didnt treat her like I should have and she got away. This is something that I will forever with.

[Target]

1. September 10, 1964

2. Grew up in the midwest. Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin. Probably 90% in Iowa.

3. Several people greatly influenced my life. My parents, my friends parents, my best friends, kindergarden teacher (yeah, I still remember her), high school biology teacher, athletic coaches, past girlfriends, aunts/uncles/grandparents, etc.

4. First "steady" job I remember was as a dishwasher at a country club. I was 14, worked 20-30 hours a week.

5. Associate Arts degree, Bachelors degree in Business, Certified computer engineer, Incomplete Masters degree in Telecommunications Management.

6. Death(s) of close friends, my mother being diagnosed with a life threatening illness and requiring a transplant (pending), birth of my daughter, car/motorcycle accidents that forced me to face my own mortality, graduating from college, landing a comfortable corporate job. The list could go on for ever.

7. Played a lot of sports with neighborhood kids, like baseball, football, frisbee. Rode bicycles, went fishing, built "forts" in the woods, swimming when warm enough. As I got older, so did some of the pursuits. Bicycles became motorcycles (first one when I was 13). Sports were now on organized teams/leagues. Fishing, swimming, golfing, etc. were limited to weekends or when I had time off of work.

8. Lots of books and literature has influenced me greatly, and continue to do so. One that sticks out I remember was called "The Ascent Of Man" by Jackob Bronowski. It was a text book btw for a class I had in junior college. Was based on a documentary by the same man, and later turned into a text book. Good reading, and summarized at a high enough level that it doesn't require an in-depth expertise on all the subject matter covered in order for you to understand it. The book and documentary touches on several areas as man evoloves, from the earliest known time to the present, and the influences that helped to shape who we are today.

9. I'm sure that there are some I don't recall. Generic things like football heros, movie stars, and so on. Typical kid stuff. Only one that really mattered though, and made me both a better person, and made me want to be more than I was as a man. It was my best friends father. He was captain of our city fire department. He also held a second full-time job as an electrician. Ex-marine, and what I still believe to be a perfect example of a great man. Generous and kind when appropriate, compassionate and fair, tough and firm when warranted, never bound by limitations from fear or self-doubt. A man with wisdom, a great teacher, and leader by example.

10. Lots of regrets about life. So many missed opportunites, things I know I could/should have done better (or not at all), times when looking back now I wished I hadn't taken the easy road, or had made better choices for myself.



Will PM you with my private contact information.

[M_Six]

Please dont give false information. I will need a real name, or just make one up

[shawshank62]

i guess that is a contradiction.

I would like to thank everyone who contributed your information. I am not sure which interview i will use, but once again, thanks to everyone.