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Waited on John Lithgow when he was in the store I worked at a few years ago. Nice fella.

Olives. Olives. OLIVES. Yuck. If olives were a street gang I would go to war with them using bottles and chains. I also dislike parsley, sauerkraut, and I'm not terribly fond of cake. I love frosting - I would eat a can of frosting with a spoon - just not cake itself.

Chocolate milk with a spoon. It helps you savor every delicious drop. I also tend to eat McDoubles in concentric circles, but I always remove the pickles and eat them first. My favorite part of a McDouble is the onions, which tend to congregate in the center - eating around the outside...

Over-easy, on top of toast. Fork & knife eggs are the best.

"Ah, morality - the last bastion of a coward." - Robert Carlyle, Ravenous

Leafeon because he's all green and leafy and stuff. Or Piplup because penguins are awesome.

I share a birthday with three foxy actresses (November 6th): Thandie Newton, Rebecca Romijn, and Emma Stone! Also: Joanna the Mad and John Philip Sousa. And Trace Beaulieu (Dr. Clayton Forrester and the original voice of Crow T. Robot)!

Rocky Marciano (Brockton, Massachusetts).

Gilcomgaine It's the name of the original Hunter from the Gargoyles animated series, but bad-assery aside I chose it because of the sounds "il" and "gain" therein. As in "ill-gotten gains." Fitting for the new master of the Thieves Guild.

Oh lots of those . . . Let's see: Bioshock Red Dead Redemption Alan Wake L.A. Noire Between work, my social life, and political strife both at home and abroad I just don't have time for you! But I promise: once all those things go away, we'll snuggle.

L.A. Noire and Alice: Madness Returns. Catherine certainly piques my interest, but I'm not sure about getting it yet. Child of Eden, too.

Crowds. I get quite edgy and discomfited when caught in a crush of people.

"Inconceivable!" "You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means." And, of course: "Have fun storming the castle!"

Serperior + Coil = dead flying squirrels. It's an art-imitating-life sort of thing. Elesa was no trouble. Review was fun to watch; I liked seeing Pokemon get the star treatment from Yahtzee.

I've always said MAY-lay and always heard it said as such. I was surprised when I finally saw it written out in a book. In reverse order, though: I always though awry was OW-ree (only had seen it written down) until I heard it said as a-RYE.