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No, you're already the God of Strapps, what for you need kids, lol (no offence meant here)

Honestly I think, though, you might have kids if you have a caring and understanding wife in the first place.

Anyway... Where do you live?

South East England, one of the sexier places in the world

Do you like eating pie?

No, because the crust hurts my teeth.

Do you think cartoons have gotten better or worse nowadays?

I think in some ways they've gotten worse but in some ways they've gotten better by creating cartoon shows like futurama and family guy.

What career would you like when you're older.

I already feel like an old man.
My career aspiration is to become the curator of a botanical garden.

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Have you ever been to the beach? If so, tell us about it. How was it?
If not, then tell us about a time you were near any large body of water.

I'm Dutch (duh) and for a small country we have a rel. long coast line. I mean most folk, if not all, in Holland been to the coast and the sea at some stage in their youth or later on.

Um, little history telling?...

Our/ my country is p/m half (of it) below sea level and our ancestors who experienced flooding quite often got really fed up with this and thought of a solution for this, losing houses, lives, cattle and crop.

Um, not stupid they came up with a simple, yet perfectly working, solution; they put up barriers of cane or wood, creating a low line (wall like) barrier 10/20/30 meters inland where with normal high tide the water would stop going further. The wind does the work basically from there, leaving fine sand behind such a barrier, and gradually creating a dune that became higher and higher after repeating that process. This is absolutely true and folks started doing this for maybe over a thousand years.

Thus our coast line is mostly man made and mainly sandy dunes. Nowadays we use rocks to make barriers a lot but the old ones still work fine 95/100 of the time.

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Stupid question maybe after this but in which part of the world do you live?

I live in The Dirty South... in Arkansas to be specific, and right now the weather is so freaking humid I can barely muster up the strength to throw up. Other than that it's really peaceful here, and we're allowed to shoot as many guns as we want!

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Who's your favorite Bond? Connery? Moore? Brosnan? Craig?

If you live under a rock and have never seen a Bond film then just tell me who your favorite actor/actress is and why.

Sean Connery... shaken, not stirred.


What is the farthest place you have been away from home?

home is chicago, farthest is vancouver, 'bout 2500-3000 miles, maybe bit more. Havnt made a jump over the ocean but maybe later in the summer to boss' hometown in greece.


Do you have any place besides where you sleep nightly that you consider home? Somewhere you feel just as comfortable, maybe more comfortable than 'home'?

im at the hospital so often im comfortable there

do you freak out at the hospital?

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Nah, it usually smells of different drugs, but nothing to worry about.

To the person below, are you afraid of getting a shot in a hospital? :p (needles and the like)

depends... if they are using the right freaking needle and are a good phlebotomist no but if they are the "nightmare phlebotomist" (every hospital has one) yes i will scream in sheer TERROR

do needles make u freak out?

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A little, but not as much as others.

If you were a giant monster, what kind would you be?

I'd be a huge, shrieking teacher monster chasing terrified students with threats of massive homework assignments and week-long detentions. (Hey, I think I'm like that already.... )

If you could travel to any place on earth, where would you go, and why?

Japan. I have an on-again, off-again interest in Japanese culture and history. At one point I knew medieval Japanese history better than I knew American history.

If you could pick one art form to study (that you don't already know), what would it be, and why?

hm...thats a tricky one. As a multi artform artist I love to try almost evetything as its so beneficial and developing....so just to pick one I havent tried yet then it would be to make twisted bowls with moving clay. Always dreamed of trying that, it looks awesome!

When coming home after travelling, what is the first things you do?