Saturday Six – Episode 33

Last Updated on January 27, 2017

For those brave souls who can muster up enough strength after all of that Thanksgiving turkey, it’s time for another set of six questions.

But first, Carly gets the nod as the first one to play last week’s set, but if you takes a close look at the time the comments came in, you’ll notice that she and Scott actually tied by submitting their answers within the same minute! Talk about a heated race!

Remember, to be recognized as the official first player of the week, you must be first to answer the questions in a comment here or to leave the specific entry’s address in a comment here. A generic link to your journal doesn’t count.

Also, welcome to the following first-time players: April, Kay, Donna, Kasey, Amanda, Kate and Lisa. Be sure to visit their journals and say hello to the newest members of the group!

Now, on to this week’s questions. To play you can either answer the questions in a comment here, or put the answers in an entry on your journal…but either way, leave a link to your journal so that everyone else can visit! (And if you’re playing for the first time, please be sure to say so in the comment!) Enjoy!

<1. How long do your Thanksgiving leftovers usually last, and at what’s the first non-Thanksgiving item you begin to crave when you tire of turkey?

2. Of the following, which would you most prefer to be located:
a) Interstate highway traffic jam
b) Slow-moving checkout line
c) Dentist’s chair

3. What is at the top of your personal Christmas gift wish list this year?

4. What improvement would you most like to see added to AOL’s Journal software?

5. What seasonal movies do you most look forward to this time of year?

6. READER’S CHOICE QUESTION #33 from Tara: What is your favorite classic 80’s video game?

MY ANSWERS:
1. Mine usually last through Saturday or so…and then I’m ready for an Outback steak!

2. The traffic jam: at least I have the radio and I’m sitting down!

3. A DVD recorder. I’m fed up with tape glitches from VHS.

4. The ability to build entries and hold them before actually having them published…a sort of an extended preview mode.

5. There are really only two movies that I don’t feel that Christmas is complete without: “A Christmas Story” and “Miracle on 34th Street.”

6. My favorite of the 80’s arcade games was Xevious. It combined cool graphics and a challenging array of enemy ships to blast to smithereens.