Go here. You'll get the idea.
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/Thunderhowl

watch movies and work...god my life is sad...

um...sounds?
OH! You mean music! heh. Um, a little of everything, but mostly 90's gangster rap, metal, goth and some old skool rock'n'roll.

Firefly, Supernatural, oooh hell...just go here...you'll get the idea...
http://www.dvdspot.com/member=Thunderhowl

...I don't understand the question.
I'm from Canada if that's what you mean. Saskatchewan, actually. It's the big rectangle-looking province in the middle.

Storyteller

Not any more. I was playing back in the day when Warhammer started revamping their rules every year, making old versions...AND FIGS...obsolete.
So I quit.

No console games.
I'm playing a couple off and on, but nothing that leaps to mind right now. I'll add some later.

mmmmm...Arkham Horror. I love that damn game. It's SO GOOD!

Mark Brunsdon

We're hoping the W:tA tabletop will sprout into a LARP, but until then I'm in a monthly V:tM LARP and a Mage LARP, with the possibility of a new V:tM LARP starting up soon. One the Mage closes down there's talk of a new Hunter LARP, but if that doesn't fly I've been thinking about firing up a W:tA LARP.

I'll try anything once, though right now I'm playing Werewolf: the Apocalypse, Champions, A V:tM LARP, and Mage LARP and am trying to wiggle into more games, but my work hours suck blow, so it's hard...

Also, I play W:tA and not Forsaken because Forsaken is crap. In case you were wondering.

Just City of Heroes/Villains.
What can I say, I like both punching evil and trying to take over the world...

I suppose I could count Kingdom of Loathing here too, couldn't I?

I used to play Magic and Vampire: the Eternal Struggle and VS. but since the Great Card Escalation, not many people play anymore. I'm a veteran of that war, as my piles of expensive cards will attest to.

Yes Please

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Comercials, waiting for new seasons of my favorite shows on DVD, ignorant mouth breathers, those who would thwart my plans for world domination.

Dragon's Den in Saskatoon. They hook me up every time.

Gaming, LARPing, sleeping, reading, watching movies, watching MMA, watching TV shows but only on DVD.

In the early 70s, Thunderhowl was presented with a gift that would later shape the rest of his life. He was given, by Jenny Greensleeves herself, the ability to remove his own arms and eat live children. Unfortunately, these are superpowers that Thunderhowl rarely is able to use. Born and raised in an underground lair, Thunderhowl currently resides in the bottom third of a rectangular place. He is currently employed in the service industry, where he controls the setting of the sun and the removal of undesireable entities from the temporary habitats of humans. Although his current occupation is more of a means to an end rather than a lifetime career, he does wish someday to be an evil overlord with good intentions. Or was that a good overlord with evil intentions? Either way, he would like all people to recognize his incredible power over them, which he demonstrates by waggling his index fingers in the most unnerving way. Thunderhowl requires biofuel in order to remain operational, and when his regenerative cycle is interrupted or somehow cut short, he has been known to short circuit. Contrary to popularly held beliefs, Thunderhowl believes that there is an end to all things, and would gladly trade in his superpower abilities for the knowledge that he will be there, with a marching band at his disposal, along with some very sexy baton twirlers, to welcome it. He's a fatalist, really, which is probably a good thing to be when you're an evil overlord.