Sodas, milk, various condiments, cheese, butter, a pumpkin pie, turkey, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, dark chocolate mint espresso beans, dark chocolate peanut butter cups, corn muffins, a gallon of tea... it was a good day to ask. (Post-thanksgiving and a film fest day)

Casablanca... and Blazing Saddles. Both are wonderful in their own way. :)

Maintaining cellular cohesiveness day after day.

The "click" thing? Yeah, that seems to be viral to everyone. :P

How very odd. Not really a question and I hope I didn't just spam everyone with this. :|

It's my standard identity on the web; many times when you find that name, it's likely to be me. Not always, but mostly. :)

I do tend to like to lurk in the background a lot, mostly because I feel I can get more done.

Wow. Hard one -- there are lots of ones I've been wanting to try out, but never have had the time/money. I guess the biggest one is the yearly Pratchett convention: that thing gets sold out almost faster than Comic-con.

Possibly because Alex is a bit more work than your typical kid. Plus, I think our job as parents is to prepare the kids for the fact that the world won't give you everything you want just because you think it's a good idea. Not to mention, I don't think he's ever going to be a trophy kid. :)

Actually, I have a lot of them -- they're mainly toys. Some of them have gone to my son for him to play with (my stuffed wookie and a bear I got from my parents for winning a piano competition) and some are just sentimental items, like odd animals brought back from my grandfather's travels around the world.

I've always been fond of vampires, but not the sparkly poser-type. Only proper bloodthirsty vampires need apply. :)

"Oh holy mother of... " *sigh* "Better call into work -- my badge isn't going to work with this face."

I still miss writing for it. There are spots I wish I had tightened up and bits I might have reworked a little, but overall I'm still proud of the work. :)

Arrgh. No, it's harder to find big carp laying about, so I guess I'll say club. Maces are nice, but there's always the problem of hitting someone so hard that the pointy bits get stuck.

Bludgeoning. It's a lot easier to find heavy blunt instruments than large pointy ones. Thus my often-heard phrase, "I'm going to beat X person with a 20 kg. carp." :D

Another hard one: I can't think of any politician that impresses me enough with common sense or a lack of ego that makes me say, "Ooh -- there's a good choice."

Ah ha... you're trying to trick me into saying death... oh dear.

Yeah, I think I'd have to restart and avoid page 37 next time.

Sledgebunny was definitely more Chris' idea, but I was all for it as I do like roller derby. The goal? To cover a genre not often touched on in web comics. Stretching ourselves as a writer and artist. A good excuse to go to more matches in the name of research. :D

Ooh -- that's a hard one. Book 3 has to be out by Otakon, come hell or high water. (But not snow. Not snow ever again) I'm hoping that it will be sooner, but Otakon is the drop-dead for that. Books 4 and 5, hopefully within 6 - 9 months after.