Nope... well, maybe on Coke... Can you get drunk on Coke? Well there's only one way to find out!

Next person is listening to a new CD that they just got.

Not a CD, but Im listening to the new Megadeth album...they really lost their mojo.

Next person is eating a snack at the time he/she answers this.

Nope, I don't generally eat by the computer.

Next person has beaten at least one RPG that is not in English nor in said person's native language.

Nope, but i would if i would want to learn another language. The only non english game i have play was Espada Sagrada on ZX Spectrum, when i was a kid, but was not a RPG . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk3ktnWepFI

Next person had a ZX Spectrum.

I don't even know what that is. I'm guessing I'm too young.

Next person speaks Latin.

I dont, i'm guessing i'm too young.

Next person has a basketball basket in the room.

I don't have a basketball basket.

Next person uses a consumer grade router at their home (Linksys/D-link/netgear or other similar brands of consumer grade routers) which has Internet facing security vulnerabilities that allow it to potentially be exploited and infected by botnets or for other nefarious purposes. Either the vendor has put out security updates for the router which the person has not installed on the router, or the vendor has never bothered to fix the security flaws either because the hardware is considered too old and no longer supported, or they simply don't care about security.

This is admittedly a bit more challenging for someone to acknowledge or dis-acknowledge because it involves looking up your router's make and model number and searching Google for known security issues with the router and the vendor's website to see if a firmware update is available. Since it might take some time to determine this, I would recommend submitting a comment here as a placeholder first so someone else doesn't respond while you're doing research on your router. :)

I thought I might spice things up a bit and at the same time increase awareness of the inherent and often unknown (to the owner) insecurity present in consumer grade networking hardware which can be exploited by malicious people (most often using botnets).

My router has informed me that it will only be discussing its vulnerabilities with its therapist.

Next person hates snow as much as I do.

We have a love/hate relation with Snow. I love it when I dont have to drive when it becomes a total nightmare.

Next person is on summer holiday right now.

Almost correct, the only difference is that is not holiday and is not summer.

Next person thinks that truth is the link between justice and forgiveness.

No. I believe that whatever it is the people call or conceive as "the truth", is actually a series of fabricated illusions and chaotic voices talking gibberish non-stop from inside all people's minds at the same time, interconnected of course into a massive puzzle and a single consciousness. Something like the fictional "Malkavian network" or something.

Next person wants to eat snowkatt's homemade food dishes, too.

I am a picky eater, so most likely not.

Next person is currently on her period.

This person does not like it when people use cats or dogs as their avatars, and therefore thinks that both are worse than gog.com's default avatar.

Next person is on her period, and the reply must be about the person posting, not some other being.

Nope, Im male, sorry to disappoint you. :(

Next person changed his/ her avatar recently.