Eleventh Doctor Q&A

[Miss Friendship]

Have any Muslims joined the EOs? Or anyone from a different religion?

Have you ever traveled anywhere by ship?

Do you like fishing or hunting?

How about boating?

Ever been to the store "Cabella"?

[Eleventh Doctor]

Muslims have joined the EO, as have Hindu, Buddhist, Jewish, atheists and every religion.

I have traveled across the English Channel by boat

I have never been hunting and I don't like fishing

I have never been boating

Never been to that store

[NinjaThrowingStar]

What makes a question good?

[Miss Friendship]

Did you just admit atheists were a religion?

[Eleventh Doctor]

A good question is one that make the person answering think.

No

[Pound Foolish]

One Billion Dollars.

Owch. Do you accept debit?

Is Donald Trump a genius?

Favorite opera singer?

Does God have gender?

[Eleventh Doctor]

Nope, gold doubloons only

He is not

The one who can hold the same note a really long time

I have no idea

[Miss Friendship]

Ever watch Britain's Got Talent? If so, what do you think of Simon?

[Eleventh Doctor]

I have watched Britain's Got Talent, Simon is very mean and negative

[Miss Friendship]

I have watched Britain's Got Talent, Simon is very mean and negative

Well that is good so it insures only the very best get chosen.

What's your most favorite job you ever worked on?

What was the first social media account you created?

How old were you when you got email?

Favorite subject in school?

Have you ever been to Canada before? Do you expect it to be majorly different than the US?

Do you have a favorite actor? (You've mentioned a favorite actress)

Why are questions so fascinating to you?

Why are you so fascinating?

If you could be known for any world record thing, what would it be?

How do you want people to remember you after you die?

If you married someone who's name began with a D, would you name all your children D names?

Are you going to give short boring answers to all my questions?

[Eleventh Doctor]

What's your most favorite job you ever worked on?

Despite my discouraging day today I find teaching debate to be my favorite job. Seeing students improve and learn over the year is extremely rewarding. Seeing them go on and do great things with their lives is an amazing feeling. I've been teaching for nine years now and despite some low points overall it's my favorite. Film making was rewarding sometimes but it usually involved dealing with personality types that clashed with my own. Political consulting is my least favorite job, just so many compromises I had to make and people I disagreed with. I enjoyed bartending but the jobs I got were usually really long and not the best pay. I did enjoy when I was doing research and writing but I didn't get paid for that and I haven't really been able to do that much.

What was the first social media account you created?

I created a Xanga when I was in highschool. I kept that up through my first year of college when I got Facebook.

How old were you when you got email?

I really don't remember, I didn't use email very much until I got to college.

Favorite subject in school?

History by far, I enjoy reading about past events and people. Is debate a subject?

Have you ever been to Canada before? Do you expect it to be majorly different than the US?

I have not been to Canada before. I expect it will be different than the US but I've been to really different countries before so I don't expect too much of a culture shock.

Do you have a favorite actor? (You've mentioned a favorite actress)

Who did I say was my favorite actress? My favorite actor, that's tough. Neal Patrick Harris is pretty great, he was in a sitcom I enjoyed called How I Met Your Mother. I also like Timothy Hutton, he was in a series called Nero Wolfe and another called Leverage. Gary Oldman plays a lot of great roles and is very versatile; he played Commissioner Gordon in Batman, he was also in Harry Potter. I've really been enjoying Peter Capaldi in this season of Doctor Who.

Why are questions so fascinating to you?

Because I enjoy talking about myself, only half kidding, but also because they make me think. Like with the question about favorite actor, I had to think about media I had watched in the past and apply a more critical eye to it and think about what I had liked.

Why are you so fascinating?

You tell me

If you could be known for any world record thing, what would it be?

World's faster reader

How do you want people to remember you after you die?

The selfish answer is as someone who had a lot of wise things to say and did a lot of amazing things, possibly a famous author. But I actually hope to be remembered as a Saint because then I won't actually care what people think of me.

If you married someone who's name began with a D, would you name all your children D names?

I would name a boy David because that's a family name. But as for girls Catherine, Elizabeth, and Maria are my top three choices.

Are you going to give short boring answers to all my questions?

No

[kait]

What's the worst thing you've ever done?

What qualities do you look for in a friend?

How do you decide whether someone is a good person or not?

[Tarol]

Do you know any couples who are almost always wearing matching clothes? Do you think you'd do that when you get married?

What are your top five favorite things about fall (the season)?

What is your favorite seasoning?

What is the thickest book you've ever read?

[Eleventh Doctor]

What's the worst thing you've ever done?

What qualities do you look for in a friend?

How do you decide whether someone is a good person or not?

The worst thing I'm willing to admit to here is working for the Koch brothers.

Well friendly is a good start. I would say shared interests is a good start but I also have friends who are passionate about things I'm not interested in but can make me care about what they care about. So I guess passionate would be the main quality.

I don't really have a system or anything, I generally let their actions speak for themselves, with the obvious exceptions of people who say really racist or sexist stuff.

Do you know any couples who are almost always wearing matching clothes? Do you think you'd do that when you get married?

What are your top five favorite things about fall (the season)?

What is your favorite seasoning?

What is the thickest book you've ever read?

I do not and I would never do that.

1. Colder weather 2. Changing leaves 3. Football 4. My birthday 5. Fall TV

Garlic is my favorite seasoning

Reamde by Neal Stephenson at 1044 pages.

[Blitz]

Have you ever dated before?
Which do you prefer courtship or dating?
Is there any difference between them?

[Eleventh Doctor]

I have not dated, I have been on several dates but nothing long term or serious came out of them.

I prefer to take relationships seriously, which depending on who you talk to is courtship or dating.

For me there are several big differences between dating and courting, at least as far as those in favor of courting say.

1. Courting involves the families of those interested in a relationship, this can be as little as making sure both families meet and approve of both parties in the relationship all the way to families arranging the courting and being present whenever both people in the relationship are together. Another common element is the man calling and asking permission of the woman's father to court his daughter; this was actually a rule at my college. My opinion of this is that family knowing and approving of my significant other is a good thing but not necessary. In my case the dates I went on occurred without either of us telling our parents or me calling the woman's father. In college one of my friends ran into a problem where the woman he wanted to date did not have a good relationship with her father and so if my friend had called the father would have said no just out of spite. I think that's a serious issue with the courtship model in that it assumes a healthy family situation and doesn't allow for unhealthy ones.

2. Courting often assumes that you don't begin courting until you are ready and sure you want to marry the person you are interested in courting. While I don't believe in casual dating, especially for the purpose of casual sex, obviously. I think that one can date for the purpose of getting to know a person they are interested in but not ready to commit to getting married, often it can take intentional time together in the context of dating but not courting to decide whether this is a person you want to spend the rest of your life with.

3. Lastly courting often places limits on physical affection before marriage, this can go all the way from no sex, which I agree with, to no kissing or the extreme of no holding hands.

[Miss Friendship]

So you are saying dating is better than courting?

Who are the Koch brothers?

[Eleventh Doctor]

Yes I am. I don't think courting is a good model for relationships.

The Koch brothers are American billionaires that own a lot of industry in America and spend billions influencing politics in America.

[SirWhit]

What do you think of Super PACs?

[kait]

Will you be watching the Democratic debate today? Do you think Bernie will look more like a president or absent-minded professor? Inquiring minds.