1. Dec 12th, 2006

    Trivia Tag

    We Love Tags!

    I got tagged by Sterling, so let’s try five little known facts about me:

    1. Being The Man around the house means that I, and I alone, get to do the laundry and throw out the trash. And don’t even argue with that, that’s the natural order of things.
    2. I love driving. And I love software development. Neither of which explains why my car’s license plate spells XMLHTTP.
    3. I don’t have a TV at home. Or a radio. Or newspapers. I have a computer. Or two. This wouldn’t be odd, if I actually liked computers. But I think they’re over priced, annoying little beasts with more bugs than a summer night by the lake.
    4. Speaking of insects the house policy is: you have 5 seconds to clear the premises, or you will be sucked into the vaccuum cleaner.
    5. I will, eventually, figure out how to change the lightbulb in the bathroom.

    Now to pick five other bloggers to tag. I guess I’ll go with most recent chats and marked posts, the digital equivalent of “off the top of my head”. Chris, Matthieu (congrats on the book!), Sandy, Reginald and Tara, the floor is all yours!

    Picture by Zach Klein

    Posted by Assaf Filed in general

    1. Dec 12th, 2006

      tnkgrl

      What, you’re not tagging me? :)

    2. Dec 12th, 2006

      Assaf

      link love

    3. Dec 13th, 2006

      Trivia Tag « Skunk Works

      [...] I’ve been tagged by Assaf Arkin. As the game goes, I’m supposed to give you 5 little-known facts and tag 5 other innocent victims (I feel like the tv game guy repeating the obvious rules every single day). [...]

    4. Dec 13th, 2006

      Chipping the web - keys to the domain — Chip’s Quips

      [...] Assaf’s license plate spells XMLHTTP. But he doesn’t like computers. [...]

    5. Feb 4th, 2007

      Sandy Kemsley

      Assaf, you tagged me on the day that I left for a month in Europe, and it just showed up in my searches a few days ago. Unfortunately, I think that this meme is past its “best before” date!

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