Blond, and for eyes... blue-grey.

Ask someone else who would actually be able to give a good answer from experience.

I started watching in 2005 about halfway through the first season, but unfortunately fell behind afterwards and have never caught up.

I'm somewhere in the middle of watching Little Shop of Horrors right now, so something on the soundtrack from that.

Either England or Germany. Not sure which. Mostly due to the fact that the language barrier would be negligible in England and somewhat lessened in Germany (studied a lot of German, and have tried to keep up with it on a somewhat regular basis since then).

Too extreme. Then again, I can't exactly say that I'm that surprised.

Ever tried reading the regular Marvel universe interpretation of Tony Stark? Yeah, he's so much more interesting in the movies because there he's a likable asshole...

Well, considering that this is Fox, the same people behind stealing arrangements from songs from everyone to put on Glee, hilariously ironic.

I think it's humorous. I really see no reason to dig deeper into it than that.

How about the middle ground of letting them without having any part of it myself?

I've barely flown enough to know how much is normal...

...I didn't even notice that it had happened.

My home screen is mostly widgets, not apps or folders. Those I keep on the other screens.

Yes, probably another movie that I will see the first possible time that I can (I love midnight and other similar showings like that)

Interested, but neither the time nor money for it at the moment.

Like Iron Man 3, I will be seeing it at the first possible moment that I can.

I'm going to be there at 9 PM May 2 -- first possible showing for the general public as far as I know about. If I could, I'd get into an earlier screening.

Nope -- learned that I could drown before I learned to swim, and I was too terrified and never trusted any of the swimming instructors I had. To this day, drowning is one of my worst fears.

If it's good, why try to stop it? Now, if it's bad, burn it at the stake.

My philosophy as it applies to all media, really.

I can say yes, as I am most definitely one of those people. Seriously, I am always on my phone or tablet -- it's kind of unhealthy.