don't feel bad - i did and let's just say the 'speed' isn't just in his metal. . . if you know what i mean

:D

so who's up next???

How about Flayed or Vamp... wanna tell the world about yourselves guys?

Are there any specific questions I'm supposed to answer?

Ok, try these, i know some of us have already answered them but they are good questions

#1 What do you do for a living?
#2 What's the most amazing/disgusting/life changing thing you've ever seen?
#3 What is your most prized possession and why?
#4 Who is your idol?
#5 What is your biggest regret in life?


and a couple more

#6 Who's your favourite villain, and why?
#7 If you could have 1 special ability/superpower what would it be?

I'm a plant manager for a contract packaging/returned goods processing plant. Basically, we bag bolts for companies that stock construction crews' toolboxes & sort out defective/overstocked/outdated autoparts from companies all over North America. Some of the bigger named companies we get returns from are Autozone, Advance Auto & Ozark/O'Reilly


When I was 19, a police chase after a bank robbery ended right in front of the movie theater I was working at. I was working box office, and I was surrounded by nothing but glass doors and windows. The police were pulling people from their cars and using them as road blocks. The robbers got out of the car with guns blazing, and the police fired a hail of bullets into them. I was so scared I almost had a panic attack. It was like being in the middle of an 80's action movie.

My dad has a kind of strange hobby; he digs for historical bottles. He has all kinds of cool shit, like name brand cure-alls from the old west medicine shows. One time, he found an evil looking little stone jester. It looks like it once had some kind of arms and legs, but they've most likely long biodegraded. So I just have this creepy little stone jester torso with a twisted face. He's my good luck charm.

Probably my great-grandfather. He fought in WWII & Korea. He was at D-Day. He has two purple hearts. He's also a wonderful, thoughtful man who was always very active. He was constantly tooling away in his woodshop making tables or whatever for anyone who wanted. When my great grandmother had her second stroke, she pretty much turned into a vegetable. He refused to let her go to a home. He hired a nurse to come to them and did whatever he could to pay for the bills. He also carried her around the house, changed her and bathed her for over 8 years as he crept into his 70's. Now he has a pacemaker, and he's still going. If I could be half the man that he's been in his life, I could die happy.

I had a traveling Shakespeare company interested in having me join right after High School. Instead, I decided I couldn't stand to be away from my wonderful *retch* high school sweetheart.


I like Long John Silver. He was more of a flawed, greedy man than a real villain. I like that fact. I also like the fact that even though he failed, he still got to disappear into infamy.


Why, to be able to turn water into funk, of course!

I'd like to throw a few over to alky.

#1. You're still pretty young, yet you know a lot more about horror movies than a lot of people my age. Where did your passion for cinema come from?

#2. I know you love the classics, especially B&W. Do you think they're more aesthetically pleasing, or something more along the lines of movies & actors back then having more heart?

#3. Enough about movies. What are some of your hobbies & interests?

#4. OK, more about movies: what are your feelings on burning DVDs?

#5. If you knew you were going to die right after you answered this question (and not answering ever isn't an option, smartass) what would you like to see written about you on your headstone?

From StygianWitch:

#1 What do you do for a living?

-At the moment I am unemployed. My last job was tree removal, after being in it for three years, my boss tried cheating me $200 from my check. Right now I am currently trying to get two different bands going. Working on two different books. Learning how to make jewlery and blacksmithing.-

#2 What's the most amazing/disgusting/life changing thing you've ever seen?

-Hmmmm....This is a tough one. Maybe horror movies. They cured my sqeamish-nish to blood and gore. That was a big thing for me.

#3 What is your most prized possession and why?

-My 1949 Cadillac hearse! Why? Guess!-

#4 Who is your idol?

-Hmmmm....Maybe Klayton from Circle of Dust. He inspired me to start writing music and presenting it.-

#5 What is your biggest regret in life?

-Haha, Probably ever getting involved with my ex. That is becoming the biggest pain in the ass.-


#6 Who's your favourite villain, and why?

-Freddy Krueger just because he rules!-


#7 If you could have 1 special ability/superpower what would it be?

-Invisibility....That way I could get away with a lot more stuff. Haha-

So...everyone's just answering the randoms 'less they get called out?

#1 What do you do for a living?
For another few weeks, nothing. Afterwards, fulltime student (catering, commercial cookery...etc) and I'll be looking at some work, hopefully in catering
rather than the restaurant thing...get a feel for the business that (I think) I'll most likely be going into myself.

#2 What's the most amazing/disgusting/life changing thing you've ever seen?
The inside of a few commercial kitchens...I don't eat out much anymore. Other than that, I've seen shooting stars, death of animals, a dead body or two, the haleys comet thing, childbirth...well video'd anyways.., and a bunch of just...weird, unusual stuff throughout the years, and none of them has really made any kind of "change" that I have taken note of.

#3 What is your most prized possession and why?
I don't know...I really like my knife? It's useful, I use it well, helps me in my favourite hobby, and I guess may one day protect me? It'd probably be that, or my bike which is fun AND helps both the environments and my health.

#4 Who is your idol?
Don't have one. I can admire what a person has done in their life, but I don't feel as though I want to "live up to" them, or be like them, which is what having a "idol" means to me...

#5 What is your biggest regret in life?
Indecision...didn't really know what I wanted to do for a long time, didn't really stop to figure it out...which is why now, at 25, I've only just got into something I love over the last year or so. Ongoing indecision too...still very much "not knowing what to do next"...

You guys are ruining stubborn's thread. :mad:

They told me to.