I am many things. Among them:

1) Improv comedian.
2) Geek / Nerd
3) A forklifter (I do forklifting with a forklift!)
4) Karaoke maniac
5) A little strange
6) A winner of Encore's Best of Wilmington Award for "Best Comedy Group 2011"

I work full-time in a warehouse as a delivery driver. It's not glamorous, but I do get to drive a forklift. When I'm not working at the "day job" I spend a lot of my free time working with my improv show (teaching, performing, practicing) or going out singing karaoke!

Improvisation - on a stage in front of people. Also in the McGuyver sense that I can build neat things from stuff you wouldn't expect. Which is useful if a bomb is about to go off and we're trapped in a room with nothing but a paper clip, an empty cardboard tube, and some chewing gum.

Zombie Defense - When the zombie apocalypse happens, I'll be leading a ragtag group of survivors to safety.

My unusual sense of humor. It's a bit off color and I can't turn it off. Occupational hazard, I suppose.

I have the leftover habit from when I was younger of reading Fantasy and SciFi novels. The geek in me shall never die. My favorite books are the "A Song of Fire and Ice" series by George RR Martin.

As far as movies go, I'll watch them all. Some of the cheesiest B rated ones are awesome. Some blockbusters don't do it for me.

I've finally succumbed to my friends' nerdy influence and started watching Doctor Who. I can't believe it took me so long to come around and now I love it!

I like all kinds of music. Nothing too hardcore, though. The Presidents of the United States of America is probably my favorite band.

I can eat just about anything put in front of me except seafood.

1) Internet Access - I need to be plugged in. Information junkie.
2) Karaoke - Let's have beers and sing like maniacs!
3) Improv - My artistic outlet of choice.
4) Sleep - I do this about 8 hours a day.
5) Tident Layers - I wish I could get paid in gum.
6) The adoration of millions and millions of fans. (I'm working on this one, I've got a solid half-dozen right now, including my Mom)

Wondering if true happiness is wearing socks warm from the dryer.

Downtown at Cape Fear Wine & Beer or singing karaoke somewhere.

I couldn't ride a bike until I was 12.

you dare! Muahaha