Monday Minute

It's time for Monday Minute with Ian at The Daily Dose of Reality.

His questions this Monday are:

1. How much would you have to be paid to eat a human cadaver's finger? Well it would depend on the amount of money--$10,000,000.00 would be a good starting point, and how old the corpse was.  Fresh and with some sauce---Oh who am I kidding, I couldn't do it for any amount of money, I think.  The money would have to be obscene, and as long as I could throw up after, maybe.
2. Describe the worst physical fight you've ever been in. This would have to be with my brother--we had some knock down drag out fights as kids, the last one when I was about 12, he was 5 or 6.  After that I got to old to fight and would just ignore him or yell at him--more effective as he quickly got heavier than me.
3. Name one song that if you never heard it ever again, you'd be thrilled.   Jimmy Wayne, Do You Believe Me Now?  Such a whiny song about a guy who lost a girl and sees her with someone else that he thought wanted her when they were going out.  This song just bugs me.
4. Describe the "drunkest" situation you've ever been.  Well, in college there were several drunk nights--what can I say, this college town knows how to party.  One night that stands out is the graduation night that my husband was out of town and I was out with a good friend.  We drank like fools that night.  Danced and got serenaded by the band and drank some more.  We got back to my house and we both passed out there.  the next morning was ugly--hangovers from mixing alcohol are never fun, but at least I didn't through up.  It didn't take me long to learn I had a six drink minimum before I got to ride the porcelain bus.  This is the best I can do--My memory seems to have a few holes in it about the drunkest I've ever been, blame it on the booze.
5. What's your biggest regret?  My biggest regret--that I let an old friend drift away.  I make friends so infrequently that I really need to savor the ones I have.  I let life and things get in the way and she and I grew apart.  There was a kind of nasty series of emails that ended things and I really regret some things I said.  Hindsight really is twenty/twenty. 

So go answer these questions for yourself and link up with Ian, it's fun.