What it is: The RM Interview Series is a way to get to know other members of the board and hopefully bring the community together a bit. Every few days or so, a new interview will start and an old interview will be locked and archived. Please try to keep this thread only about the person being interviewed. When it's your turn, you're welcome to talk about yourself as much as you want.

How it works: All questions and answers will stay in this stickied thread; all questions are optional however. When interest in the current person begins to die down, they will then choose (via PM) the next person to be interviewed. The person will also PM a mod to get the new interview started.

This is supposed to be fun! Hopefully there will be a mix of both serious and humorous questions (and answers!)


The following are general questions asked at the start of each new interview.

Name:
Gender:
Age:
Location:
Picture (optional):
Website (yours or a favorite):
Favorite PJ song:
Favorite PJ album:

excellent choice

What is your favorite fast food joint?

What do you usually order there?

I think your name is one of the best on the board. Do you share this feeling?

If you had to, spit or swallow?

Name: Joe or Joseph, not Joey. Once, I was Jo-Jo The Magic Man.
Gender: Male
Age: 30
Location: Brooklyn NY
Picture (optional):
Website (yours or a favorite):I'm in love with http://www.axecop.com right now.
Favorite PJ song: In My Tree
Favorite PJ album: Ten/Vitalogy - I go back and forth.


Thankee, sai.

I don't always eat fast food, but when I do, I prefer Sonic.

Double w/ cheese, tots, cheddar peppers, vanilla coke.

I'm a big fan, yes.
IF this is happening, I'm probably not enjoying it. At least not as muich as the other guy. In that case, I'd probably just go ahead and do whatever he prefered; whatever made him feel best. Hell, I mean, if I've already gone this far...

Swallowing is way more sanitary just so you know. There's little microcuts on your lips that can catch any infection he might have,

Should the Hobbit movie be made in NZ or in Australia? bloody unions are ruining it down there.

What Spike said. Thanks, Spike.

Why can't they just go back and film in Middle Earth like the last three?

i'm a big fan of durden. i'll post questions later.

btw, you do know everyone around here's gonna call you joey from now on right?

I expect nothing less.

what's your occupation?

do you enjoy it? why or why not?

is edward sharpe and the magnetic zeros better than arcade fire?

name three books that changed your life or came closest to doing so

given a magic wand, what's the one thing about your life that you would change to make it better?

have you ever done a squirter? if not, would you like to?

do you know any languages other than english?

what's your current civil status?

in general, do you think you lead a happy life? why or why not?

What's your favie sandwich at Graham Avenue Meats and Deli?

I am a playwright. I also work at Studio 54 to actually, you know, make money and pay bills.

I love writing. It's my heart. 54 is touch and go. I don't mind the job itself as much as I mind the hordes of stupidiy that parade my lobby each and every day. But difficult people are just a fact of life, especially in a city like New York. So.. overall, I'd rate my job satisfaction at about 7 of 10.

The honest answer to this question is, unfortunatly, ... who? I've not heard Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. I do like Arcade Fire. Though, if I'm being completely honest, and not playing for points... I think they're a bit overrated. But I haven't heard their latest effort.

1. The Catcher In The Rye. A lame, obvious answer, perhaps, but I didn't even like reading until I picked this one up. I've been an avid reader since. This one changed everything for me.

2. The Handmaid's Tale. Margaret Atwood is my favorite author. She wrecks me in the best possible way, and this was the first of her masterpieces that I picked up, so it gets the nod here.

3. The Giver. It's a perfect book.

I would like to have complete conscious control over any and all bodily functions at will. I'm not saying I want to have to consciously think about breathing and such. My body would still do all of it's normal functions without me having to control them. But let's say I wanted to speed up my metabolism, all I'd have to do is think about it and it would happen. Or if I caught a cold, I could think it away. I could kill any cancer that begins to grow in my cells. Things like that. I figure that would be pretty handy and make my life better.

No.

I'll try anythying once. I feel that's a good philosophy to have. I mean, that's basically how I learned I loved eating chicken feet.

I know of many other languages; such as Italian, French, Spanish and Latin - to name just a few. I can not, however, speak nor write any of them. I took three years of Spanish in high school, and my wife is fluent. She's trying to teach me, but it's hard. Some day...

I think I'm pretty civil. I prefer getting along with people and I don't hold grudges.

Yes. I'm actively doing something I love and I have a person in my life who is my best friend, partner and soul mate. I don't want for much. I laugh a lot. I've got some great friends and a unique support system. Pretty much all I need is a dog and some nunchucks.




... and this paddle-ball game, and that's all I need.

Pulled-pork is my favorite sandwich anywhere. Any time.

Wait -- you're married? Oof, I was going to ask if you wanted to go grab a Willie's Special. Welp, see ya.

Okay... well... bye, I guess...

your quoting skills are way above nate's. how does that make you feel?