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The following is
a question and answer session with Ash Upton
of "Misfile". To ask Ash a question, please write
to:
ASH
AT MISFILE.COM
Please note that not all
questions will necessarily be answered, as the answers
to some questions may constitute spoilers, and for other various and
sundry
reasons.
Question Set: 1
2 3
4 5
6 7
8 9
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- Q:
Instead
of taking Rumisiel to your school, wouldn't it be easier
to just search for some good deeds for him to do?
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A: That would leave me with two options. Let him go do good
deeds on his
own (tried that, didn't work), or skip school, get in trouble, get
grounded,
and end up at home all the time, having to leave Rumisiel to his own
devices
on a regular basis leading to the first part of the answer all over
again.
Question answered 12/13/04 (Page 135) |
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Q: Why did you say the microwave blew up when a girl asked
you about your little mishap with the razor??
- A: I
panicked. I was going to say pressure cooker, and then I
realized no
one uses those anymore, and I needed an answer fast. In
hindsight, it was
pretty stupid of me, but I've kind of been dealing with a lot
recently.
Question answered
12/13/04 (Page 135) |
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- Q: How
is being arroused now better and worse than when you
were a boy?- A: ...
.....................Ok,
that's getting a little too personal.
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| - Q:
What video games do you own besides racing ones? - A:
I
also like to play fighting games. I used to play a fair number
of RPGs
as well, but honestly I've had just about enough pretending to be
someone
else recently, if you get my drift.
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- Q:
First off, how did you decide on the XR4Ti? I know they're
neat
cars with a lot of potential, but how did you get into them?
- A: I
kind of stumbled upon the make. I was in the market for a new
car and
didn't have much money. I wanted something rear wheel drive,
and Harry, our
local mechanic, was clearing some of his project cars out of his
garage, so he
let me have it pretty cheap. It came highly recommended and it
hasn't let me
down yet.
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- Q:
Secondly, any other cars out there you have strong feelings towards?
I know you mentioned your dad's A6 before, for example?
- A: I
do like Audi's, but only the quattro's. No point in owning the
front wheel
drive versions. I'm also fond of anything with a rotary
engine. I have a soft spot
for Subarus as well.
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- Q:
Finally, for now, you mentioned a 2nd car back in Ask Ash 3;
just
wondering what that was or if I'll just have to wait and see? - A:
When
I bought it, I had every intention of driving it, but it doesn't
currently
have an engine in it, and I don't have the money to both maintain my
current car and
build up another, so unless I have the need to, I doubt more and
more whether I'll
ever get that monster up and running. It's from the same
family as my XR4Ti, but
with some noted differences. Sort of a more experimental
project car I bought
from the same guy.
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| - Q: What
part of being a girl weirds you out the most? - A:
That's kind of a difficult question to answer, so it may take me a
while. So far,
it's no one particular thing. For starters, wearing a bra is a
constant reminder.
Every time it squeezes me funny or gets uncomfortable it's a
reminder. Plus, the
constant remind that I have breasts keeps making my hunch over, and
then my back
hurts, or maybe the back pain is directly from the breasts
themselves. I don't know.
It's also a pain when I sleep, because I used to sleep on my stomach
a lot, but now
I can't, because it hurts to do that. Other little things are
like when I wake up and
have to go to the bathroom and I stumble to the toilet and just
stand there in front
of it for a second before the realization of how useless that is
hits me again like a
lead brick. Having to tilt my head up to talk to people that I
used to be the same
height as. Walking down the street and having people stare at
me and realizing
they're really staring at my ass. Almost walking in to the
"wrong" locker room.
The subtly different ways my dad treats me, not to mention my
teachers and
classmates. It's all just one big mess. The worst part
is, even thought I am
actually physically female and wearing mens' clothes, when I walk
out in public, I feel
like I'm living a big lie and cross dressing with this body and that
everyone who looks
at me somehow knows, and then it's even more crushing each time I
realize that they
don't, and that to them I've always been a girl.
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