Hmmmm when I was 16 and still living with my mother, I used to wait until she was asleep, climb out my window, walk to the train station, catch the train into the city (Around 11pm) meet my friends go nightclubbing for an hour or 2, then catch a train or bus or get a ride home. Climb back in my window and go sleep and then wake up again at 6am for school. I think I did this 2 or 3 times a week for around 2 years. What a bad bad bad teenager I was. I think Im lucky nothing bad ever happened to me!

I'm the guy over Gary Oldman's left shoulder, London Street scene from Bram Stoker's Dracula.

I had no intention of being an extra in this movie, I was just taking my girlfriend at the time to the casting office. She desperately wanted to be in it. They wanted to take a Polaroid of me, I said "sure". A week later they called me instead of my girlfriend. It was two weeks work at Universal Studios. I'll never forget the experience.

BTW, the relationship didn't last too long after that. LOL.

I gained 170 lbs in 2 years time. Totally sucked ass. Because I was fat, I decided to start sumo wrestling. Trained a few years. Long story short, I got to represent the US at the 2017 World Games in Poland. Life is random

I once felt the urge to tell something random about myself, to a bunch of strangers, on a community/dating website...

I have been bitten by redback spiders 5 times, stung by irukandji twice and a stonefish once, was 1st person in Oz to survive legionella, I have had 3 sets of teeth. None of them in a glass. Also I have RH negative blood that shows as RH positive more often than not in basic blood tests, they have to run a special test for me.

I have incredibly tiny hands and feet. I keep my nails long so as to hide the fact that I have child sized hands. My pinkie is barely an inch. My feet, I wear a size 5 shoe, however, I can fit into numerous turn of the century (circa 1900s) antique shoes easily since it seems feet were much smaller over one hundred years ago. I can usually fit in the shoes of my younger cousins when they hit about 8 years of age. I say I have hooves, not feet. lol I buy shoes 2 sizes larger, if closed toed, so my feet appear bigger. haaha

I was in a magazine called bizarre more times than any other member of the public, 6 in all.

I once played guitar in a cover band that specialized in songs from anime soundtracks. So a lot of songs sung in Japanese and such. It was the coolest and dorkiest thing I had ever done.

I wove a 10 foot, Kangaroo hide, 16-plait bullwhip for my niece and her husband to be as an (unusual) wedding pressent.

I will do anything to get a laugh!

That is adorable! I say, do it again! As a grown up! Let's see, as for me, I almost saw a beheading in Saudi Arabia.

I am about to go to sleep after working an overnight shift from 11pm to 8am, having to get back to work at 5pm

I work at a crisis center as a crisis counselor, btw!

I may had been 5 or 6 on a cousin wedding I carried the rings with this girl and she was part of the groom side. First time we made out. They were serving Cuba Libre, I didn't knew what it was. I helped me to some. I found the girl again when I was a sophomore in high school. She was a junior. We made out again on a Feb 14. Just as in the wedding. If I find her again on this Feb 14.... we need to pass first base.

I have mad whistling skills and can whistle most anything after only hearing it once.

I've felt the 55 below chill factor. What's funny is that after 10 below you can't tell the difference.

The day MLK was assassinated we were in Annapolis visiting my cousin in his first year and touring DC. I have pictures of smoke from the Jefferson Memorial. Our bus driver freaked out as people ran through the streets with tvs and throwing rocks at the bus. I was 14.

I once lifted and pulled the head teachers Mini (old one) into the middle of the road. Caused a huge pile up of traffic, I was amused.

I was at the Aerosmith concert used for a few scenes in "Be Cool".
They must have played Cryin' 20 times.
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When I was in Sardinia, I went to visit a nuraghi and was in awe that these megalithic structures, formed in a honeycomb pattern reminiscent of the Tomb of Agamemnon, didn’t just crash down on top of me. The nuraghi were originally designed too look like medieval castles.
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I drew a comic called "Alien Force", one issue. Small independent out of Fort Wayne, IN. The attached photo is one of the characters.

I love drinking soda water

Ok ok another one, I sat next to Tina Turner in a football advert back in the day when I did some acting and such, my 15 minutes of fame.
You want proof beyond a reasonable doubt? I'm the guy waving madly in the bright yellow jersey to her left, to the right of the screen at about 1:35-1:48

I've let coworkers start 14 gauge IVs on me for fun/practice. We only use them for serious traumatic injuries when we need to give someone blood/fluids super quickly. Don't be afraid. Adults in the ED typically only get a 20 gauge.

I was a radio DJ in Phoenix, AZ in the 90's. Some of the coolest things that happened to me as a result we're:

I produced a call-in talk show with the late Alan Thicke. Then I directed a version of it in a concert hall with a live studio audience.

I interviewed Rob Halford (the lead singer from Judas Priest) who had just released an album with his new band "Fight". They were playing in town that evening and he put me in the guest list for the show. During our off air chat at the radio station, I told him I was a guitar player. At the show that night, he invited me on stage to play with them. I got to play "The Green Manalishi" with Rob.

I interviewed Peter Frampton. Afterwards, he mailed me a t-shirt, a copy of his (then new) CD "Frampton Comes Alive II" and, an autographed record slick which I have framed and hanging in my living room.

Love the comment : "the less people know, the more stubbornly they defend it" (words to that effect).
Are you really Maureen ? Love the name ! So is my daughter. You're interesting and intelligent ! No randoms, now. Just got to FL and I'm brain dead ! J

I wrote a novel that almost got accepted by a local publisher. Then another publisher advised me to split it into two, which I did, against my better judgement. But then they still didn't want it, so I published it using the web publisher Lulu. I actually sold two e-book copies and one paperback to person or persons unknown, and got the (not exactly massive) royalties.