WalkerBaitress

OMEN, on 01 August 2012 - 02:52 AM, said:

Try Florida sometime.

I wish I could "like" these all b/c I enjoyed reading them but unluckily I'm all outta positives.

• Favorite day of the week: Friday
  
• What’s your “Pet Peeve”? Bad grammar and spelling, esp. by people who claim to be writers.
  
• Do you prefer old hand drawn cartoons or the new Pixar generation? Either; depends on quality of animation and compelling story
  
• Name 1 guilty pleasure: People magazine
  
• Worst movie you have ever seen? All of the movies that try to be "Naked Gun" and fail miserably
  
• What food do you find you eat the most?  Sandwich wraps (easiest to make at work)
  
• What do you wear to bed?   T-shirt and yoga pants or gym shorts
  
• Do you prefer Showers or Baths? Showers
  
• What 1 talent do you wish you had? Martial arts of some kind
  
• Favorite Holiday?  Christmas (even though I'm not a Christian--it's a fun holiday and cool to see so many ppl happy and generous, for a change)
  
• Least Favorite Holiday? The depressing ones
  
• Favorite card game?  Texas Hold'Em and Zombie Munchkins
  
• What film would you like to see remade? Priest (the British 1994 movie, but in the U.S. present-day)
  
• Favorite Band? Pearl Jam
  
• Worst “wedding song? That Bette Midler song "Hero" from Beaches
  
• Favorite Disney Villain?  Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty) <-- someone else chose this one, and I second this villain
  
• What show would you like to be a cast member  (TWD) doesn’t count:  Game of Thrones. Hell, I'd even be a toilet-cleaner for that show!
  
• Least favorite food? Turnips, beets, and other root vegetables
  
• Irrational fear/phobia: Heights
  
• Favorite Decade?  I wouldn't say "favorite" but the Sixties are certainly the most fascinating IMO

Sweetsister, on 31 July 2012 - 11:39 PM, said:

Call me cynical, but IMO it seems like the truth of the matter is, the more popular characters bring in more viewership = more ad revenue = more $$$ for AMC and TPTB. At the end of the day, it's much less about us and 110% about the Benjamins. Always has been, always will be, same as it ever was.

Oh well, whatever works. Still think it's an awesome show--just cynical about the biz, that's all

gagewhitney, on 01 August 2012 - 12:53 AM, said:

That's awesome. I've seen this before, too, and think it honors Kirkman's source material very well.

More fuel to the fire for the speculation that T-Dog is a stand-in for


...which I really don't think is the case, but you never know.