dazzledfirestar

I'm a "limited third person" kinda gal, myself. It's easier for me to keep some mystery in the story that way. I may know everything, but I don't want my characters or my readers to! I find that if, for example we have a group of main characters, I will want to skip around for their perspectives on things, or if the group splits up for a time, I want to know what everyone's up to, but past that, I don't want to reveal anything before it's time. I've only ever done a first person fic once, and it was only because I wanted that one character's perspective on a specific event in canon... and it was a one shot, so I didn't feel all that limited by it.

A steak that is perfectly done.

Seeya soon, I'm sure! Leon?

River

My mother in law?

Grunt

I am thinking it's a balance type of thing. I am noting that liquor via the one night rule is like karma... you get what you put in.

An untruth... not that I can remember. I have never broken someone's nose.

^ Knows my policy on costumes. < Has shown geek colors at Halloween... but had a whole group with her so it wasn't that bad. (we all dressed up as the X-Men... this year it's a family thing... We're going as the Potters. ) V Has never done a group costume thing for Halloween.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off (movie)

Lance Armstrong

Better Than Me - Hinder

Nelson Mandela

Nope. Red?

I think that's cars actually. Can we pitch the nanny idea to MTV?

Peak

I am thinking that you're right! I am the proud owner of mant bottles of liquor because of the one night rule.

Eventual

I have... but, I have never had someone pronounce my maiden name properly on the first try.

Colin Quinn

I am happy that Red is happy! I am going to go get myself a Drumstick from the freezer... caramel I think...

Leg

In

Me either. I have never worked in an office.

Martin Short