Unseen Academicals, Night Watch, and Necrophenia.

Since I'm very arachnophobic I'll go with spiders.

I've never heard of that site, and since my personal approach to style/fashion is to bulk buy clothing that is comfortable, practical, and black - I can't imagine that I'd have much use for it. But I wish you luck in getting an invitation.

Because fictional characters have no control over the physical world.

Bad things happen to good people because an individuals morals or deeds are very minor factors in determining events that occur in their lives. Also if only good things were to happen to people, it'd lead to tedium and words like "good" would lose meaning since there'd be nothing to compare it to.

I proposed to my fiancée at La Basilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre, Paris. And then she took me to an arcade and a comic book shop, so I think that went well. So yes.

Craziest? Being Alvin and arguing with Simon and Theodore that I didn't want to go into space because I had a book that would tell me all I needed to know about aliens. The one where the floor was filled with giant woodlice genetically spliced with jellyfish. The 6 foot bee that hovered over my bed at night as a child. The one where my dad was a vampire and was trying to kill me. The far too vivid one where I drowned whilst being cut to shreds by the sharp rocks of a man-made reef, then returning to my front garden years before, broken and bloodied to see my younger self eating breakfast. Oh and the spider made of living flame that wouldn't stop chasing me up an endless flight of stairs. Yeah, good times...

I have plenty of crazy dreams, most of them were from my childhood. Most recent one? Arguing with a family member because I was starting to lose memories of someone that I cared deeply about.

Yes, friendship, trust and companionship are an important part of any romantic relationship.

For a long time it was the Dawn of the Dead remake that ruined my 18th birthday. But I can confidently say that it is now the Bay Transformers films (Dark of the Moon in particular).

I don't really find new music. I haven't actively sought out new music since approximately 1997. I occasionally overhear something that I like, but it's few and far between.

My favourite way of spending time FOR someone would probably be creating art or writing. My love of creating art and literature is why I do what I do.

My favourite way of spending time WITH someone would probably be sitting talking about comics, films, tv shows, books, politics or playing video games together.

If you mean WITH in a romantic setting, a nice meal and cuddling in front of the tv with a good film.

These days I normally stick with: Author/illustrator of the LGBT romance/adventure online comic -- Fera: A Tale of Monsters. A tale of beasts. -- Tea drinking code monkey of doom.

I'm more of an arcade person than a "let's go high and fast" person. I freaked out enough on the London Eye, I'm worse on roller coasters.

Not at all. What's left is simply a combination of the influences that we had on others and the world around us whilst we were alive.

Since converting it into GBP is technically buying something, the first thing I'd buy would be: £643,299.99 after that I may consider buying a house, 2 bedrooms and some office/studio space would suffice.

Probably either Lord of the Rings or The Great Ghost Rescue. I also quite liked the Animorph and Vampirate series' so there's no accounting for taste.

Who? British comic creator and general code monkey for hire.
Why? I read your comics every so often, and you seem like a nice guy.

It's not a particularly flattering hat and at that angle, colouring, and with that dress is looks out of place. At least to me. I'm also the furthest thing from an expert in fashion or hats.

I only have 3 hats; a brown fedora, a Rock n Roller Coaster baseball cap and a hat I received as a gift, I'm not sure what the name is of that type of hat. From a quick google search it looks rather like a Buchari Kippah?

Since this was a new years eve question- yes I did but midnight was 11 hours ago :P

An interesting hypothesis. Do you have any evidence to support this?

I don't have any mental or physical disabilities, and I have a rather high IQ if my test results from a decade ago are to be believed.

I can see from your question that you are an attention seeking, cowardly, uneducated and rather rude, anon.

I'm not sure. The romantic in me says a restaurant, but I think you can gain the same understanding of each other from either. Both allow you to get a sneak peek at your dates interests and sensibilities. In a cinema it's all about reactions, what they laugh at, what they tear up at etc. and there's nothing better than a date where you both excitedly discuss the film etc. afterwards.

Whilst the restaurant is classically more romantic, I think it also comes with a lot of nervous tension, whereas a cinema is a little more relaxed. Personally I think this is why the modern cliché date is "dinner and a film". Though I think the film should come first as it dispels the tension, avoids rushing the meal, and leads to a more relaxed, romantic, intimate, and enjoyable dinner.