IceNine said:

Contrary to popular belief, I am not dying to flame someone. I've already had the ultimate flame and don't care to top this dubious achievement.

You have been known to post a great number of intellectually stimulating and thought-provoking topics. In your long history of brilliant topics, which topic do you feel was your best topic and why?

IceNine said:

My problem is time. I can't follow every thread that might be interesting. I kind of shudder at the stuff I might have missed. Since my priority is to have fun or maningful interactions, I go where likeminded people seem to congregate. Which is the GD.

Besides Ian wouldn't forgive me if I defected to the Prince forum.

Aerogram said:

You are right, it is nearly impossible to have a meaningful interaction with someone when talking about Prince... there is really nothing intellectually stimulating about Prince, is there?

...and the rest of us would never forgive you for abandoning the one and only true forum, so I am glad that you have made the choice that you have.

IceNine said:

I'm drawing a blank... Honestly, I don't think any of my topics were that great. Some were fun in a broadly parodic way. As for my worst topics, all you have to do is scrap the bottom of the GD archives.

If you had to choose between the William Shatner album and the Leonard Nimoy CD, which would you choose and why?

Both men are beloved thespians, but which man do you think has the most musical talent?

In your opinion, what are the most important characteristics of a good org post?

IceNine said:

I have to go with Shatner out of patriotism, but I reserve the right to set the volume as low as I want.

To tell you the truth, I'm too chicken to listen to their work.
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another great interview!

IceNine said:

Individuality. No matter what you do, always do it your own way. I've read horrible rants and personal attacks that I enjoyed simply because they had that spark that said it could only come from this particular poster.

(pressed on Reply instead of Edi).
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What would be the first thing that you would do if you woke up one morning and found that you had been made a moderator on Prince.org?

I know that a lot of your fans would like to know your opinion on the "star rating" on threads. Do you like or dislike this feature and do you believe that many petty and bitter orgers use this feature in an attempt to make themselves feel better about their shallow and unremarkable lives?

IceNine said:

Declare a general amnesty and institute mandatory lessons in e-boxing (aka flaming), including sportsmanship.

IceNine said:

It should be taken off the page because it's too easy to abuse. Can you imagine how easy it would be for me to vote this thread 5 stars 20 odd times?

Aerogram said:

Yeah, I know... someone gets a vendetta against you and starts clicking off on zero stars a million times as if it makes any difference.

Do you feel that this behavior is indicative of a lack of self-esteem on the part of the voter?

astro-lube or spit?

You have demonstrated an amazing knowledge of films in the past and I am sure that our audience would like to know a little bit about your favorite film director and your favorite films.

Aero...I must say that your avatar is scrumtrillescent...Also, what is your favorite swear word?

IceNine said:

No. They're just pricks.

SkletonKee said:

I couldn't spit enough for all the action I get.

Let's open the floor up for some more questions from orgers!


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IceNine said:

I'm not as big a fan of Bergman as I was when I was an angst-filled teenager, but Persona remains a fetish movie of mine. It doesn't surprise me that he wrote this script when suffering from vertigo brought on by a nasty ear infection. There are some Bergman movies I can barely watch today cuz they are so damn neurotic, such as Winter Light, but I admiring for tackling so many profound questions.

Today, I'm more of a François Truffault kind of guy. He's dead now, but I am incredibly attached to his work He never made a bad movie and so many of them rang so true for so many phases of life.


Stare at this picture without moving your eyes for about 30 seconds. Do you see the face slightly come forward or does it go backward?

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applekisses said:

Tabarnak!

Aerogram said:

Speaking of your avatar, is it true that it is meant to represent the combined sexual power of all gay martians?

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IceNine said:

Yes. If you touch it three times with your major, you will get an erection GARANTEED*.

* You must believe in the Sacred AeroPower with all of your heart and be penily functional.

Aerogram said:

Is it true that you were abducted by aliens and that you took over the ship and probed them before they got a chance to probe you? ...and, if so, was it fun?

Aero... what is your favorite brand of dish soap?

IceNine said:

It was, until I realized I boinked them in the ear rather the other cavity I was heat-seeking.

They have one big ear on the butt, and their genitalia and chute are on their head. You can call them shitheads -- they don't mind.
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AzureStar said:

I make and sell my own brand, AeroSoap.