Digg Dialogg with Arnold Schwarzenegger

World-famous athlete, actor and California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (his second name is always such a pain to spell that I have to triple check) is taking a bow, ladies and gentlemen.

No, not in front of a mammoth crowd in CA, but in cyberspace.

Digg, one of the world’s best blog web aggregator of news and views, is conducting a Digg Dialogg with Arny where anyone and everyone can post questions. The idea? You don’t have to be a journalist to ask Arny. You can post your question and one of you can also choose what questions should eventually be posed to Arny. It’s a new world order!

If you want to be part of this, visit http://digg.com/dialogg/Arnold_Schwarzenegger_1?FC=UATDRB3

Here are some questions that I particularly liked… goes to show the 360 degree sensibilities of different people…

1. What is your stance on the legalization, cultivation and regulation of marijuana in the state of California?

2. You look like a Democrat, sound like a Democrat and act like a Democrat. What makes you a Republican?

3. If the Constitution were amended to allow it, would you ever consider running for President?

4. Are you a Mac or a PC?

5. Who is your daddy, and what does he do?

6. What were you thinking right here?

Not that, I excused myself from asking any. Here are my posers for Arny:

1. What should your epitaph read?

2. Who or what can wipe that smile off your face?

3. What is your Achilles heel?

4. Do you Digg? And how much have you Dugg?

There are over 1100 questions already for him. Five more days to go before D Day. Post your question TODAY!

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