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If you could meet the staff that actually worked on Steins Gate, not just somebody that worked for the studio behind it, would you want to and what would you do?

Out of all the writers from the golden age of detective fiction, who would you want to meet?

I would not say it was disliked too much, but I was not much of a fan of it. Not really going to fault you for liking it though.

A lot of reviewers feel this way, but they end seeming like everyone else in the crowd. For me, I do reviews on my blog because I feel that is where I can deliver my views, just like AstroNerdBoy and MagicBox. The choice is all yours though, so I understand your reasoning. Many people are like this when they start writing, all I can tell you is just to find something that is right for you and what you want to focus on. For me, I look for things that make stories much more interesting or enjoyable, and then what detracts from it and why. Some people might not like it, but it gets my points across and allows me to express how I really feel about a work, and has been able to help one writer get better.

Have you ever toilet papered any houses?

I will say #1 is true. I have not talked to you too much, but 2 and 3 seem to not sound right. 1. I used to be a detective 2. I passed one of my college classes with an overall of 100% 3. I liked Princess Tutu

Welcome to the community. I hope you like it here. Everyone is relatively friendly.

If you could live in the universe of any anime you have seen, but you were still the way you are notw(e.g. no special abilities or powers), which one would you choose?

What would you do if Uraraka were real and showed up on your front door?

Isn't that how spin offs mostly are? I have not seen every movie out there, but I can only think of an anime/manga series that was absolutely necessary because there were questions never answered in the series. American movies, however, seemingly have useless spin offs most of the time.

What would you do if met somebody that turned out to be the descendant of Jack the Ripper, and provided you proof of his lineage and that his ancestor really did commit those heinous crimes?

What would you do if Hannibal Lecter showed up at your door?

You might be right, especially if Sherlock is aware of concepts like the BITE model, but it would be fun to see how Sherlock realizes the person was brainwashed. Actually, I never heard of them, and to look them up, but they do seem to be on the right path to creating a good mystery, though I just view them as a suggestion, since Agatha Christie had Poirot die after committing a crime. To me, the best detective fiction not only does what Agatha Christie did, but it executes things as close to perfect as possible.

That's how I view things. I never was interested in the spin offs myself.

What would you do if somebody you cared about became the prime suspect in a murder case and the "solid proof" could have implicated somebody else instead?

Granted, but then people have nothing to compare with the new stuff to the point where they cannot appreciate it. I wish adding lava pits to home lots were an option.

What would you do if you found out that everything you believed were a lie?

You go to the doctor and find out you have only six months to live. How would you spend that time?

What place would you want to visit the most?

How about the thing you hate the most then?

Would you be happy if potatoes were the only food that existed in the world?

What do you like most about Canada?

What country or State would you want to visit the most?

If money were not an object, would you want a whole army or giant robots, so you have spares, in case one breaks down?

Simple, I would use cult tactics to brainwash somebody I had no actual connection with into believe that I was the prophet of God and have them commit the crime, telling them to purposely leave behind circumstantial evidence that I provide that holds up so well in court that the person I decided to frame for the brainwashed person's murder is convicted and put on death row. An And Then There Were None set up would be too simple.