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I would say no. Generally speaking, most cultures avoiding eating sunbathing woofs.

Any TV shows from your childhood you'd like to see rebooted?

Not sure if this answer counts, but no. I feel it'd ruin the show for me. Look at what they did to Bob the builder and Noddy!

Is it strange that every night, an electronic trout looks over me?

(I count that as valid).

It depends if it's sentient or not. Or sapient. Actually, being sapient would be worse. If it's looking with purpose, it is strange.

What's the last song you heard?

A meme now, but good nonetheless.

Potato or potatoe?

(Ack... on one hand, I'll be labelled as a heathen... on the other, my inner spellchecker will cry!)

Um, ahhh... Potatoes!

Why is that a thing?

Why is what a thing?

Potatoe?

Shooting Stars meme?

http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/shooting-stars

Worst color?

Bright Yellow. You can never see it on a white background.

And yes, I was meaning the way those of Wintreath are honour bound to spell the relative of the kūmara.

Oddest thing you've eaten?

Oh man, so much Chinese cuisine is "weird"...

First off, we got the stuff that's apparently strange to Westerners, but seems perfectly normal to me. This Gordon Ramsay video is a good intro:

Their reactions just seem so exaggerated, especially since all that food seems normal. (Except stinky tofu, I just don't particularly like that one. But chicken feet is a typical dinner appetizer or dim sum dish, duck tongue just tastes good, and fish eyeballs are one of the best parts of a steamed fish.)

Some more things:

Bird's nest soup (the swiftlets make their nests out of saliva)

Chicken's feet for dim sum

Cloud ear/wood ear/black fungus

And now I'm hungry...

Then we have the stuff that's weird even to me. Snakes are a fairly okay instance of this. There's other ones too though, such as that one time I accidentally ate some worms, then realized they weren't onions.

There's also some strange things from traditional Chinese herbal medicine. For example, there's this cordyceps/caterpillar fungus that we sometimes make into a broth for soups. And apparently these parasites are effective against cancer (there's been multiple peer-reviewed studies into this).

Best non-alcoholic drink?

LEMON AND PAEROA (L&P). Hands down the best drink in existence. Whittaker's chocolate milk is fantastic too but it's expensive and rare.

Been to any famous buildings?

No, but I can see the tallest freestanding structure in the England outside my window.

Is mayonnaise an instrument?

No, but I can see the tallest freestanding structure in the England outside my window.

"the England"

Is mayonnaise an instrument?

No, Patrick, mayonnaise is not an instrument.

Horseradish is not an instrument either.

Been to any famous mountains?

No, but I can see the tallest freestanding structure in the England outside my window.

"the England"

Originally I wrote the UK, then my national pride was screaming at me to write England because a lot of people don't recognise it as a country. Even on Google Earth, the UK shows up as being a country, and Northern Ireland, Scotland, England, and Wales just show up as provinces. So, I accidentaly left the 'the' in.

Originally I wrote the UK, then my national pride was screaming at me to write England because a lot of people don't recognise it as a country city.

FTFY

Also you forgot to answer the question and as one...

No, but I can see the tallest freestanding structure in the England outside my window.

"the England"

Originally I wrote the UK, then my national pride was screaming at me to write England because a lot of people don't recognise it as a country. Even on Google Earth, the UK shows up as being a country, and Northern Ireland, Scotland, England, and Wales just show up as provinces. So, I accidentaly left the 'the' in.

AAH question answer: no. But I've... driven on the pennines... Which are basically lumps.

No, but I can see the tallest freestanding structure in the England outside my window.

"the England"

Originally I wrote the UK, then my national pride was screaming at me to write England because a lot of people don't recognise it as a country. Even on Google Earth, the UK shows up as being a country, and Northern Ireland, Scotland, England, and Wales just show up as provinces. So, I accidentaly left the 'the' in.

AAH question answer: no. But I've... driven on the pennines... Which are basically lumps.

You forgot to ask a question...