French fries. But I never tried home-made potato chips, wth spices and few salt. These might make me change my mind.

Only 3 both in good condition and at my new size, but since they are the basis of my clothing, I'll have to buy more.

Big cuddles with my son !

If you're talking about acquaintances, I would say it's rather healthy.

Do I look like Wikipedia ?

Well, for me, the question becomes "why bad things happen to good people, period ?". That would take me a book to give a circumstantial answer, and I'm not sure I'm willing to write it.

Any animal able and willing to kill me. That's not a matter of species but of opportunity.

Raspberry bavarois.

I already eat quite few meat and I love vegetarian food so yes. But the reason I remain omnivorous is not because I can't be completely vegetarian but because I don't want to.

My ability to stand back from myself.

Firstname I guess. Yes I like how it sounds. A little bit classic for my taste, but since I've got a rare surname, it's ok. I haven't met that many Isabelle (Isabelles ?) in my life, witch makes me think it's not that common. And I like that it can easily be pronounced in many languages.

My heart is torn between a manta ray and a bird of prey (not for the hunting, but the high-flying and the super-vision).

I'd say mid-thirties. You're young, but with enough experience to have gain some maturity.
Same for your face and body : you start to get some "marks" and look like who you are... and if you don't like what you see, you have some time to change it.

Where... there's nobody ?

Well, the first thing I have in mind the moment I get them, I guess. The whole point of having a million dollars is that you don't have to think about priorities anymore.

Both professionally and humanly speaking : Bob Dylan, Robert Carlyle, Dustin Hoffman, James Spader and Dylan Moran.

Up !

Hahaha !
I have to credit the huge amount of movies, TV series and books I watch/read in English but yes, you're part of it.
(I like when someone tells me my English is good, I'm incline to think my syntax is quite childish).

Neither one nor the other. I don't believe there's a supreme being, and you can neither prove the existence of something that doesn't exist or, by definition, the unexistence of anything. But, leaving aside my own beliefs, I think :
- even if we proved the absence of God, people would find the need of another one and invent it.
- proving the existence of God would un-deify It (Him ?) since what people need is more the abstract idea of a deity than the deity itself. I can't imagine most people worshiping or build their spiritual life on a scientific reality.
(You make me write very complicated English sentences, I don't take any responsability for the above amount of grammatical or syntaxical fantaisies).

As I get through any other day since, as a freelance, I take my days off whenever I wan... well, can.