I'm the act first, judge myself later type of a guy where, I'd do something, and then later (or immediately after) I'd wonder "Why did I do that?"

Enjoy prison!

I know everything about Bioshock 1, 2, and Infinite. The people, the items you name it I know it. Heck, I'm one of the biggest Bioshock fans you'd ever meet.

I'm a millionaire, and I own a mansion and a yacht.

I play lots of boardgames, paint miniatures, compose music, and voice act occasionally.

One of these sentences is true.

Is it this one?

Not every superhero has to be a role-model. IMO, Stark is a much more believeable and interesting character than most other Super heroes simply because of his character flaws.

I've recently discovered I have a social person impression. I lower my voice pitch, be the one to start the conversation and just go with it as if I were a different, more social person. I hope I can keep it up for tonight...

For some reason, I just can't do presentations the way I want them to. I could have the speech engraved in my head days ahead of time and I would still stutter every 3 words...

When someone asks me to grab something too high up for they themselves to reach, I tend to do so in a slow, dramatic fashion. I'm not entirely sure why, but I think it stems from people always going on about how tall I am, so maybe I'm making a silent statement about the fact without fully realizing it.

I can raise a single eyebrow like Sean Connery. There's probably a lot of you that can do that, I just thought I'd let you guys know...

Same. Here's to being giants!

That reminds me. I can raise either of my eyebrows separately. I can also raise one and then lower it while raising other eyebrow in rapid succession. I can raise them pretty high too.

Thanks @Jaz007! I can always count on you to devalue whatever I'm good at!

PS: don't take this comment too seriously please! I was only kidding you!

I can not do that.

I used to be really good at doing that. It's kinda hard now, though.

You guys are like The Rock!

Realised this today: I enjoy the snap sound made by the turn signal indicator. So whenever I make a turn or switch lanes, I kinda look forward to hearing the snap. Plus this way, I rarely forget to indicate

Yeah, that seems a lot stranger now that I think about it.

Two days ago, I just found out my maternal uncle was a brief actor in 1969 film Once Upon a Time in the West

that's why i was always a batman girl rather than superman. it's that 'bad boy thing'...

If I can't find any reason to like the character at all. Why should I care what happens to him?

Before Man of Steel was revealed, I never liked Superman; he was basically a boy scout with superpowers. But this different take on him just makes the character more fresh and believable as a superhero.

That's a completely different question unrelated to what we've been talking about. And honestly, I think that's more your problem than anyone else's. There are a lot of things to like about him - he's smart, witty, good with the ladies, and his heart is in the right place, even if his actions don't always reflect that. He doesn't pretend to be noble, and knows he's only human inside his super human suit. I could go on, but I don't think I've read the comics enough to justify it. If you still can't find anything to like about him, even after all that, well...that's one man's opinion.