The Alphabet test

Every so often some silly quiz pops up on Facebook to get to know people better. Then people started realizing that some of the answers could be used as questions to reset passwords. However I scanned this latest quiz and realize there isn't one piece of information I gave that could be used for a password so here are my answers

A- Age: 41`
B- Biggest Fear:Dying without ever falling in love
C- Current Time: 9:15
D- Drink you last had: milk
E- Easiest Person To Talk to: Sean Sokoly
F- Favorite Song: Fire and Rain (by James Taylor)
G- Ghosts, are they real: Yes
H- Hometown: Woodcliff Lake
I- In love with: shall remain unknown
J- Jealous Of: No one
K- Killed Someone? NOPW
L- Last time you cried? Yesterday morning
M- Middle Name: I DON'T HAVE ONE
N- Number of Siblings: 2
O- One Wish: TO KEEP WRITING AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE
P- Person who you last called: My Brother Chris Mattes
Q- Question you're always asked: How did you get bed
R- Reason to smile:Being an honorary member of two fire departments
S- Song last sang: City of New Orleans
T- Time you woke up: 9:30 AM
U- Underwear Color-BLUE
V- Vacation Destination: FLORIDA
W- Worst Habit: FLYING OF THE HANDLE
X- X-Rays you've had: TOO MANY TO XCOUNT
Y- Your favorite food: MEATBALLS
Z-Zodiac Sign PIECES

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