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Let's settle this right off the bat:

I won't tell you how big it is.  Sorry, JW.  Hope we're still friends  ;D

Well if you can't tell me, you could always show me.

If you could have any super power, what would it be? Why?

Well if you can't tell me, you could always show me.

Aww, don't cry.  *hugs*  Since I'd rather not have a Wintreath Fappening, I'll tell you that I'm about 6in.

If you could have any super power, what would it be? Why?

31&32 Justice League 2x05 & 2x06 Only a Dream 1 clip0

Sure, there's plenty of fun to be had with invisibility, flight, super strength, etc., but I think the concept of mental invincibility is really interesting.  If I had limitless drive, determination, and focus, I feel like I could achieve anything.

Jone can be very persuasive.

What was your first thought waking up this morning?

Well if you can't tell me, you could always show me.

Aww, don't cry.  *hugs*  Since I'd rather not have a Wintreath Fappening, I'll tell you that I'm about 6in.

If you could have any super power, what would it be? Why?

31&32 Justice League 2x05 & 2x06 Only a Dream 1 clip0

Sure, there's plenty of fun to be had with invisibility, flight, super strength, etc., but I think the concept of mental invincibility is really interesting.  If I had limitless drive, determination, and focus, I feel like I could achieve anything.

That's why Batman is amazeballs.

Since there's a renewed interest in AMA's around here, I thought I'd bump this.  And it also seems like I forgot to answer WM's question.

Jone can be very persuasive.

What was your first thought waking up this morning?

I have absolutely no idea what my first thought was on September 25, 2014.  Probably something about class.  Today, however, it was about the dream I was slowly slipping out of.  I think I was dreaming I was in Halo 3: ODST.

What do you study?

Criminal justice, with minors in forensics and accounting. 

That sounds interesting. What does it entail, especially in America, and how do you hope to use your minors to your advantage in that specific field?

Most of my classes deal with criminal law, case law, sociology of policing, contemporary issues in courts and justice, and corrections. Most of my upper-level classes are spent touching on some aspect of race and justice anymore. 

The "forensics" minor, is a misnomer. We do a lot of crime scene analysis and evidence collection, but only a handful of students actually focus on the science portion. "Investigations" is a more fitting title, IMO. And if you really want to be a forensic scientist, you're much better off with a chemistry degree. As for the accounting, I picked it up out of necessity. I didn't have enough credits to stay full time with the classes I actually needed. I don't care if I do a single minute of accounting after I graduate. Although, the FBI lists accounting expertise as one of its most desired traits, so we'll see.

Are you still planning on posting shirtless pics like you promised?

Which year are you currently in, and does this require a degree in something else (like law or humanties with an emphasis on law and criminology), before you can study it?

Are you still planning on posting shirtless pics like you promised?

I really would love to bring my passion for fitness to Wintreath, for several reasons. NOT among those reasons is the desire for my pics to be passed around the adult area. So I've been thinking of a way to do that.

Which year are you currently in, and does this require a degree in something else (like law or humanties with an emphasis on law and criminology), before you can study it?

This September, I'll be a senior. And no, I was able to start taking classes straight out of high school. When I graduate, I'll have a Bachelors of Arts in Administration of Justice (fancy title, we all jus say CJ). A lot of people dual-major or take minots in psychology, sociology, humanities, etc, but not me. Two minors is plenty.

I don't think we have something completely similar to what you're studying, then. We don't have anywhere near as much flexibility in choosing our subjects.

How do you find the law aspects of what you're studying? With Case Law, you should have a firm grasp of systems of precedent and so forth.