If there’s one thing I drink a lot of, it’s tea. The labels of a popular tea brand often freature fun little questions. By answering them, I learn more about myself.
Which actor should play the leading role in a movie about your life?
Even though Brian Posehn looks nothing like me, I can’t help but feel that he’s one of the few actors who is just as nerdy in real life as I am. His authentic nerdy vibe, combined with his love for heavy metal, makes him a perfect fit for the role I envision.
Brian is one of those rare personalities who fully embraces his inner geek without hesitation. Whether it’s his deep knowledge of comic books or his deadpan delivery of obscure pop culture references, he exudes that unapologetic love for all things nerdy. But what really sets him apart is his passion for metal. That relentless energy, that love for the raw, intense music—it’s not just a hobby, it’s a part of who he is.
So when I imagine someone stepping into my shoes, Brian seems like the ideal choice. He wouldn’t just play the part; he’d live it. His natural geekiness and heavy-metal edge are such an effortless combination that embody the spirit I want to see on screen. Translating that into a performance? For Brian Posehn, that would be a walk in the park.
If there’s one thing I drink a lot of, it’s tea. The labels of a popular tea brand often freature fun little questions. By answering them, I learn more about myself.
If you were immortal for one day, what would you do?
“That’s quite the question! If I were immortal for a day, I’d likely head to the most dangerous place on Earth. After all, if you’re invincible for a day, you might as well make the most of it. So, I’d visit ‘The Elephant’s Foot’ in Chernobyl and explore the surrounding area.”
If there’s one thing I drink a lot of, it’s tea. The labels of a popular tea brand often feature fun little questions. By answering them, I learn more about myself:
Do you think there are aliens out there?
There’s only one way to answer that question, and that’s with two quotes:
Space is big. Really big. You just won’t believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it’s a long way down the road to the chemist, but that’s just peanuts to space.
And
If it’s just us, it seems like an awful waste of space.
For those in the unknow, these are quotes from the book The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and the movie Contact. And yes, I do expect to see them show up here someday, though I don’t think it will happen anytime soon. If it were, we probably would have heard something by now—after all, visitors usually call ahead before they arrive. Especially when coming from afar, no one wants to arrive after a long journey only to find the door closed…
This summer was something else. Instead of going to a faraway paradise island, this year, the holiday trip was somewhat more… how shall I put it… it was a rollercoaster of experiences…
Because, for a week I joined a group of people from all over the world, and traveled through the UK visiting 9 theme parks. I won’t bore you with a long trip report this time, but expect one when I take my next adventure. For now, enjoy a short after movie I shot during this week.
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“So, the broom has been swept through here again. Nothing left except a blinking black cursor on a screen-filling white page. And what should come in its place, well, that’s a concern for later. So, let’s just say a touch of ‘go with the flow’ and ‘carpe diem.’ Or something like that. Not too much thinking, just doing. Well, unless a healthy dose of blogger’s block bubbles up again. Then it could very well be that this will be the only post for the coming year. There, now I’ve managed to set the expectations of my one reader (hello, by the way) right away.”
“But first, time to put my feet up, because wow. Just like spring cleaning, this was quite the effort. Toodles!”