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Welcome to a place for answering random questions as honestly as possible. Rules: QotD "questions" will be gold posts. Once the "Day" is over and a new gold post is up, don't answer old gold post questions [or discuss old gold post answers] or you will be publicly executed in the Village Square. (And I will force a confession out of you and/or replace your comment with a GIF of my choosing.) Complaining about the questions isn't a good look for you. Participate, or risk being ridiculed and ostracized. Know someone who may enjoy participating? Mention/tag/@ them with your answer. If there's a lot of participation or not enough, the question may stay up for longer than a day. This isn't a discussion thread. There are questions, and there are answers. That's it. Be honest! We're all just as weird as you are. Probably weirder. I may make up rules as we go along. Grape is the best Kool-Aid flavor. If you would like to submit questions for DD:QotD [please do] - I can be reached via PM and/or by raven to the Nightlands, c/o The Great Stallion. **ETA: My esteemed colleague will be joining to help keep questions moving along since I've been recently distracted/constantly out saving Gotham City. Welcome, @JTMacc99 - and best of luck with these heathens.

Let's have some fun. We all know that we have seen more than enough holiday movies to write our own. So let's write our own! I'm going to start this off by writing one sentence. Please copy that sentence and add your own sentence. Then the next person can copy the previous two sentences and add a sentence. You get the idea. Run-on sentences are allowed. Feel free to jump in anywhere and there's no rule that says you can't add more sentences later in the story. Here goes . . . Holly was a high power executive in a big city, but was originally from a small town called Mistletoe Springs that she hadn't been back to since her father passed four years ago.

Personally I like it when a series doesn't wrap every character in a box, leaving us to imagine what happened. Wild speculation, crackpot theories, and thoughtful discussion all welcomed!

Here's the place to share your appreciation with art, song, etc. This is the last season, so let's have some fun!!

I'm no expert on Shakespeare, but have noticed some connections with names. Perhaps they're clues, or more likely, the writers just having fun, but here's what I have so far. "Puck" is an adorable fairy/shapeshifter who loves pranking people and creating chaos in Midsummer Night's Dream, "Philostrate" is 'Master of Revels' , a bigass party planner in the same play. "Egeus" is another character, though the spelling is only similar to the horny neighbor. "Imogen" is the King's morally pure daughter in Cymbeline and is married to the exiled Posthumus. After some dirtbag lies to him about banging her, Posthumus arranges to have her whacked. There must be more!

On the night of the Billboard Music Awards show hosted by season one winner Kelly Clarkson.....I thought I'd go over some Idol chart facts:. Dim the lights and here we go. There have been 60 singles charted on Billboard's Hot 100 ....... David Cook has charted 11 of those to lead the pack. Five Idol singles have gone all the way to number one. "A Moment Like This" by Kelly Clarkson......"This Is The Night" by Clay Aiken......"I Believe" by Fantasia....."Inside Your Heaven" by Carrie Underwood...... and "Do I Make You Proud". by Taylor Hicks. Five Idol singles have achieved Gold certification,. four have gone Platinum Philip Phillips.... Season 11 winner has to date the biggest selling singles in terms of units sold......5.4 million making it four times platinum..... it peak position was #6. Season 12 winner Candice Glover has to date the lowest charting single to actually make the 100..... peaking at number 94....... two years later season 14 winner Nick Fradiani made number 93. The two most recent Idol winners ... Trent Harmon and Maddie Poppe have not yet charted. So it seems the show is losing steam in it's hit making power.... but make no mistake..... it has had a major impact on American music.