Using the Scooby-Doo paradigm, I’m mostly Velma, followed by aspects of Scrappy (for spaziness) and Shaggy (for love of cooking), and small bits of the rest of the gang. Full nerdly breakdown over here: http://tinyurl.com/dfzje7

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Ooh, pie charts! You certainly know the way to a nerdgirl’s heart. So many fandoms to choose from… I’ll plot some out and get back to you.

(And Storm? You’re not an asshole, no matter what grumpy guys in airports might mutter.)

The breakdown is as so:

Lavernius Tucker: 30%
Franklin Delano Donut: 20%
Dexter Grif: 17%
Leonard Lawrence Church: 15%
Michael J. Caboose: 10%
Richard Simmons: 8%
Sarge: 7%
Tex: 3%

Now the defense. I consider myself most like Tucker primarily because of my ability to bitch about anything and because a mind that usually takes someone’s words in the most perverted way possible. Donut and Grif follow close behind, but because I’m not quite as lazy as Grif and in the past there was the constant questioning of my sexuality by others, Donut slightly edges Grif. Next is Church because although I am lazy, I have a work ethic that typically pits me against my peers. While I very much love Caboose, I’m way too smart to be Caboose. As for the rest, I’m not a sycophant like Simmons, I’ve no mechanical or surgical aptitude like Sarge, and I’m not a mean rotten killing machine like Tex.

Here’s my Scooby-Doo pie chart. You may need to click on a larger size to actually read the stats.

My breakdown:
42% Velma
37% Shaggy
8% Scooby
7% Fred
6% Daphne

Oh, and – nag, nag – when are you coming back to Michigan? (Though I guess since I’ve seen you 4 times in the last 9 months, I can’t really complain too much, can I?)

Hope the Highlands treated you well!

Hmm, I think I’m Princess Allura from Voltron. All the other guys in our Salt Lick mini-van get to be the other Voltron guys (Though since there were six of you and only five other members of the lion force, I guess two of you will have to share a lion.) As to why… Voltron is the only one-woman group I can think of right now. Oh, and I like pink.

Very awesome to meet you guys, by the way

I’m a PhD in Physics, doing Astrophysics research.

Maybe it’s because it was early, or because I needed cheering up, but I thought the Tagamuchi brick part was hilarious.

I’ll be back to do the audience participation part later. I need to think about it a bit more.

@Roman: I, coincidentally, had a Len moment, too. I was at the Coverville 500 concert in Vegas last summer, and walked by Len, recognized him and wanted to tell him I like his work. But, I had the fear of coming off as phony (Storm, you aren’t alone), so I didn’t say anything. As an added bonus I also missed the opportunity to meet Felicia Day at this show…

I thought it was shoulder to index finger.

I’ve got a three foot vegetable…..

Were they wearing one of those douchebaggy blueteeth thing? If so, they could have been talking into that.

Try Craigslist under the “missed opportunities” – “Saw you at the airport, you called me an asshole under your breath, I just made fun of you to quite a lot of listeners worldwide on my podcast.”

SXSW is pretty big, a bunch of my Tweeple are talking all about it.

“We talked fonts” could have been your podcast title…

The Hammer IS really noticeable from a far distance. Need I remind you what the hammer is?

If you want to see fanboy, you should see some of the things I’ve tweeted at arch comic booker/voice overer/awesome guy Rikki Simons.

At the Cleveland show I saw Len and Nora from Jawbone at a distance but I was very like afraid to come over to say hi – I mean it’s not even some people I’ve “seen” online it’s just some people whose voices I’ve heard. It’s awkward.

I got into John Scalzi recently – excellent stuff.

Smash it with THE Hammer… Again, need I remind you of what the hammer is?

Face on a brick? Does that mean they had a social networking website related to it called Facebrick? Did it live in its own little brick… house? And as a follow up, was it “mighty mighty”?

I has some delicious tacos yesterday, though they were home made – I can put more vegetables and whatnot… and lots of taco sauce. Om nom nom nom.

I’m a little bit velma… I’m a little bit rock and roll?

I tried out for show choir in junior high – I failed. I was however in 3 musicals. Suck on that… world….

Your legs discussion reminded me of that episode of South Park “The List.”

I will do this pie chart thing in a bit. I have some software to write, a concert to potentially attend. So… yeah.

As far as the shows guy if anyone reading is in those cities and has never seen Paul and Storm live – you really should – it’s tremendously hilarious. You will enjoy it and have a lot of fun, seriously.

Have you guys considered, for the ending song, something from The Blanks – they are a very hilarious a capella group (they regularly appear on episodes of Scrubs, which is a great show).

I will be a good day, you too Paul and Storm and… Internet.

Based on the ghosts of Pac-Man:

63% Blinky
25% Plinky
7% Inky
5% Clyde

Joe

60% – Peter Tork
30% – Davy Jones
5% – Mickey Dolenz
5% – Mike Nesmith

Pie chart to come.

-Joe (The angel-less Minion)

So I was all dull and went with “Friends” characters. Pie chart here.
40% – Ross (Insecure Nerd)
25% – Monica (OCD Control Freak)
15% – Chandler (Socially Awkward Dork)
10% – Phoebe (Random Ditz)
05% – Rachel (Impractical Flibbertigibbet)
05% – Joey (Self-Absorbed Performer)

10% Shaggy
16% Velma
64% It’s Really (remove mask) Old Mr. Furley!!
10% Harlem Globetrotters

ps: http://tinyurl.com/d6ax4p (flickr)

Radar O’Reilly: 27%
Hawkeye Pierce: 21%
Father Mulcahy: 21%
Sidney Freedman: 21%
Klinger: 0.8%
Col. Potter: 0.5%

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It ain’t easy, bein’ green.

Or from the ‘villain’ side, 40% #21, 30% Dr. Girlfriend, 20% #24 (R.I.P.), and 10% Monarch.