5. I thought that was [M]artin's job, him being the KYT host and all.
6. Nope.
7.

8. Yes, a lot.
9. A younger brother.
10. Yes, a lot.
11. Well, I could live in other countries, but for now, I prefer Croatia.

Slick?
Or spam?

Slick.

2. In what sense? Left wing politics, right handed.
3. Hmmm... 8? I really don't like scales of one to ten, one to twenty, one to one hundred, etc. I can never decide between 87.3 and 87.6. I prefer a scale of one to three. Chicken? 7.
4. I would prefer to grab a coffee and the papers, and then maybe go out hiking, walking, flying model planes, but in reality, I have to go to work, study, make excuses to procrastinate on my masters' degree thesis, you know, stuff like that.
5. Girly fruity liquors, and whiskey cremes, like Bailey's. But I drink beer or gin because beer is cheapest per gallon of drink, and gin is cheapest per gallon of alcohol.
6. That depends on where it's held.

1. Yes, but we don't play all that much videogames. We play board games, cards, try weird culinairy experiments, or go out, bar hopping (well, more like bar brooding, because once we find a place to sit, we are extremely unwilling to move), or we go hiking, mountaineering, camping, etc. etc.
2. Yes. I like traveling and seeing new places. I've been to Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and Texas (well, Houston. Don't know how "Texas" Houston really is; I suspect not at all.) I'm planning to go to Great Britain or Ireland one day, and I really should visit my aunt in Australia sometime soon, but I never seem to have the time. Flying for over 24 hours straight (and paying for it) only to stay there for a weekend really doesn't seem worth it.
3. I've been to Houston. I could visit my relatives in Los Angeles and the Boston general area (i forget exactly where... and by "general area" they mean "only a few hours' drive from the outskirts of Boston"...), but, again, I can't find the time, and if I could, I'd go to Australia first.
4. Aspirations... To have my army of self-replicating LEGO robots conquer the world, of course. To fly into space in the Spaceship One. To come back again (amazing how many people forget to put that clause in their "aspiration" list).

In reality... to have enough time and money for my hobbies, and once I get them, my kids. And the most pressing one... to stop procrastinating. Yeah, it really shouldn't be a whole aspiration, but when it's so acute, as it is in my case, "stopping procrastinating" is aspiration enough in itself

1 Yes he did. Me too. I like U2.

2 Veho... it just happened. It was my other nick, Wax, misread from a digital watch with a phonebook function and s horrible screen. And it stuck with me.

3 No, I didn't. Cool, Ojevo is like Veho in pig-Latin

4 Yes

5 I'm 25.

6 Vampires as in the card game, the RPG, the PC RPG, or the idea of magic-powered bloodsucking Goths? I like teh card game and the RTSes, and I like the modern approach to vampires: viruses, genetic engineering, mutations, secret government experiments... I prefer pragmatic vampires to dramatic vampires.

1. Evil. I really couldn't say. Deaf, I suppose. But give me a few years, to see what medical advances happen in the field, and I'll give you a more definite answer.

2. I prefer the guitar, but piano would also mean knowing how to play the synthesizer, and that leads to possibilities. There's a digital instrument somewhere in the middle between the two (should I call it "pitar" or "guano"? "Pitar.") that you have to strum, but has a musical scale like the piano, and can reproduce any sound you want (once you master it). That one sounds interesting.

3. I'd turn all shifty-looking and employ my "poker face" (sweating, twitching, looking around wild-eyed), then pick it up and start playing it. If the owner returns, I'd just say I wanted to see what the pretty shiny thing was, and if (s)he doesn't... I don't know. I know my primary impulse is to return it, but opportunity makes the thief. I'd have to see what happens in real life.