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An "artsy" or painted comic will certainly attract my eye. There are generally more factors that go into my decision to buy a book, but if the art is outstanding enough, I will buy the book for that, alone.
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Absolutely. I don't know that I really have one particular type, but as far as attractions that wouldn't really work out: Neil Patrick Harris is a fantastic example. I adore that man...*sigh*
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Probably continue being awesome for eternity...I got an opportunity to meet her in NYC once through a friend who was a guitar tech for her...she was everything I had hoped she would be in person and forever young.
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Tell every person in the world about Troma personally. You didn't really specify about the efficiency of the method...
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Heh...you said "wood."
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I'm going to go with red head...we're really dealing with the issues here!
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"Humanity is easily extinguishable." She looked down at the tile floor of the kitchen. He was another one of those damn conspiracy nuts,
"I'm serious, sweetheart, you've gotta listen to me. We're just not safe anymore. We have to take the kids and get underground."
"U-u-Underground?" She couldn't believe what she was hearing. He had told her stories before...rambled nonsense about the end of mankind...
"What, are you insane?"
"Honey! You have to listen to me now! We have no time left...THE MACHINES ARE COMING!" Her eyes widened and all of her muscles stiffened with fear. Panic gripped her heart, fast as it was beating.
"I-I-I-we we can't." She nearly whispered as she could barely get out the words. She had never planned for this scenario (in retrospect, she thought, she should have) and her anxiety was getting the better of her.
He stared at her for half a minute, searching deep in her eyes for the joke in her words. There was no joke.
"I will be in the bunker."
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The horse I had for a year before I went to college. R.I.P. Wrench-head. (not his real name...a nickname)
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Bieber-mania. Bieber in moderation I could have understood, but this is ridiculous.
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Oh wow...fantastic question. Jim Henson has been a staple in entertainment throughout my life, so for me, it depends on the show and time period. From Sesame Street (my first muppet experience) I was particularly fond of the "yip yip yip" martians. Snufflupagus was also awesome. In The Muppet Show I was partial to Sam the Eagle, for some reason. The look on his face was priceless. Kermit was always sweet too. In Fraggle Rock I loved Boober, and the Doozers were pretty great. Traveling Matt was also one of my favorite parts of that show...alright, so this is a difficult question to answer...
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I'm not afraid to admit I like any music, but I suppose I'm not itching to reveal that there are a couple of Ke$ha songs and Katy Perry songs that I find catchy.
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^_^ or maybe *_* I also have a soft spot for <3, if that counts, and I have a tendency to overuse :P when chatting with certain people.
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I would want to, but I wouldn't want to force a meeting on them if they were opposed. On the other hand, as there are many diseases and disorders with genetic components, I would be interested to know who they are, so I could perhaps find out a bit about my true lineage.
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If I got a choice, I would have to go with the zombie apocalypse because (out of the three choices listed here) it would most likely be the easiest to survive. There are a few robot uprising scenarios that might contend, but my go-to robot apocalypse scenario is a done deal for us all, so...zombies it is!
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