Questionable memery

[mneme]

From mokatiki:

Comment and I’ll...

1. Tell you why I friended you. *(if I can remember)
2. Associate you with something - fandom, a song, a colour, a photo, etc.
3. Tell you something I like about you.
4. Tell you a memory I have of you.
5. Ask something I’ve always wanted to know about you.
6. Tell you my favorite user pic of yours.
7. If you respond to this, you might want to this in your LJ--but you don't have to!

Comments

First in line!

[braz-king.livejournal.com]

Any time I can hear somebody say something nice about me, I'll line up!

Re: First in line!

[mneme]

1. Cool Shadowfist person! Plus, I've met you enough times in person.
2. Shadowfist! (of course)
3. Your enthusiasm and good-naturedness.
4. The dueling finals at Gencon '07 -- with our decks grinding against one another like nasty grinding things, and yet still remaining fun -- and with a clear progression, as you were caught off guard by how my deck worked in the first game, caught on and pushed in a win in the second, and we had a really nice game for the third one.
5. So what's the deal with the voice? And when?
6. your default "head shot"'s a pretty good photo of you, actually.

Re: First in line!

[braz-king.livejournal.com]

Thanks, Josh. That was fun.

I also have good memories of that duelling final. Challenging and intense but always positive and good-natured.

My voice - I have no functioning vocal chords, believe it or not. Due to vascular abnormalities in my throat (also have had them in my intenstines) I have had my left side vocal chords removed in surgery and the right side has been 'absorbed' by these vascular growths. So I'm fortunate to have the speech I do have, and hopeful that I'll find some treatment option to retain it!

Re: First in line!

[mneme]

re dueling: yes, exactly. My previous match in the semifinals was a nice challenging match, but my opponent wasn't having much fun -- whereas in this one, we clearly both were -- which enhances the experience immeasurably.

Thanks for the (more-detailed) info -- and good luck! I guess you have to make up on the guitar what you can't do singing?