Groovy :)

Probably Stephen Fry (or if you're a Red Dwarf fan Danny John Jules :) )

Performing in an Edinburgh Fringe show, getting into the Future 50 and meeting new people who have pushed the Reynard City project more and more :D

I've got a few faves- Ballroom Blitz by The Sweet, Tribute by Tenacious D and I like to throw in a surprise like Without Me by Eminem (nobody expects that one!)

We donate to the Big C (a local cancer charity) as part of our reward scheme and give a cut to them when we sell merchandise at conventions, more info at www.reynardcity.com/donate

Too many to count. I am like a rubbish, non-controversial Slim Shady.

Lenny Bunko.

No he's dead. I'm kidding all those in my immediate vicinity.

Because I'm nutty!

Yes but then I get bored with me and tell me to be quiet while I try to do more important things.

A few days ago, was wiped out for a few hours but back on form now!

Shakespeare, Stephen Fry, Dickens, Sting, The Queen, Queen...

That's like saying "Do you like films?" The classics are great but they made hundreds at the time. Love Laurel and Hardy :)

Yeah I probably would. Onward to adventure!

Because it has amnesia, like Regarding Henry.

You might as well ask "Do you like print?" The best ones (Dark Knight, Toy Story 2) build on the original without straying too far from formula. The worst (Blues Brothers 2000) attempt to recapture magic after the moment has passed.

Technically I should say Super 8. But then I slept through at least a quarter of it.

They're all invited to my birthday party!

Depends where/when- nice roast dinner, cup of coffee, a DVd and some chocolate- simple stuff really!

Ninjas- Pirates are always yelling, taking ages to reload their dodgy pistols and having bits cut off them. Ninjas would simply let them have their moment then decapitate them.