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Ask me whatever you want, people. If I don't know the answer, I'll make something up.

Why the name change? Why the Dora avatar?

The name change... Well, I haven't really liked my username for about a year now and I finally got around to changing it. Perhaps I should've just changed it to Mr. Thinker, or something, however, since the new name doesn't really seem to be catching on.

As for the Dora avatar, um... no comment. (I'll probably change it later, when I get a round 2IT.)

Favorite sport?

Basketball, by far. It's actually the only one that I have anything even remotely to do with at the moment.

Have you ever played octopus tag on the trampoline?
Or played Spoons? If you don't know what these are...
Spoons: a game of cards. And spoons.
Octopus tag: One person is the octopus and has to try to pull people down on there knees and the last person standing wins.

I have played spoons once (Or twice. Or three times. It was a long time ago. ), but I sort of forgot how to play. I have never played octopus tag, whether on a trampoline or the ground of mere mortals.

I like basketball too!! Favorite movie?

Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. Honorable mentions include Groundhog Day, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Rebecca, Ratatouille... and probably a bajillion others I can't think of off the top of my head at the moment.

OK?! Um Rebecca? After the American Girl?

Micky wrote:OK?! Um Rebecca? After the American Girl?

Rebecca as in the Alfred Hitchcock movie. =p Vertigo is an amazing movie by the way.

Bahahahahaha! No, not the American Girl. . Sorry, I guess I should've been more specific. Rebecca is a pretty vague title. Wakko apparently speaks Hitchcock, however.

Have you seen Shadow of a Doubt? I seem to be the only one I know who has seen it, but I consider it to be one of Hitchcock's best. Plus, it was his personal favorite.

I never saw that one, though I heard it was good too, and his personal favorite. I basically saw all his "major" movies (minus Psycho), plus some minor ones like "Dial M For Murder", "The Man Who Knew Too Much", and "The Trouble With Harry" (the only one I saw that I didn't really like).

Name the national spelling bee winners from 2009 to 2014. do not try to bluff, I know the answers

For the Scripps National Spelling Bee, (which is, I assume, what you mean by national), the winners are, from 2009 - 2014 respectively: Kavya Shivashankar, Anamika something (I must confess I forget her last name at the moment), Sukanya Roy, Snighda Nandopatti, Arvind Mahankili, and Ansun Sujoe. Ansun tied with someone, but I completely forget their name. Are you impressed?

Have you ever seen White Collar?

Are you a potato?

ArnoldtheRubberDucky wrote:Ask me whatever you want, people. If I don't know the answer, I'll make something up.

Whatever I want, huh? What's your social security number?

I haven't seen White Collar, I only wear my potato costume at night, and my social security number is 745928310.