I have three dogs. I love riding my bike. I do not like to exercise. My blood sugar is not normal. I take medicine when my blood sugar is high. My favorite food is steak and potatoes. I eat too much junk food. My dogs steal pizza off my plate. I like Pizza Hut's Taco Pizza.
I love to read comics. Nightish is one of my favorite brands. I am free from any major health problems. I love Mexican food and BBQ food. I favor pepperoni pizza. I love my carbs. I snack on potato chips.  I have a cat. I have a sister who has a cat. I have a bike.
I was given a box of comics and I know you read them would you like me to send them to you? What kind of comics are they? It's a bunch of those old horror type comics, mostly from the seventies. Things like "House of Mystery" and "Tales from the Crypt" and "Chamber of Chills". Great artwork. I'm not really into that stuff. I'm more into superheroes. Superman, Batman, Spider-man, even Conan the Barbarian. Right, I think those are definitely more popular. Do they even make these horror ones anymore? It seems like they used to be around more in the past, but maybe I was just noticing them more back then. I can't remember seeing them. Classic horror is very niche to begin with, and comics even more so. Yeah, graphic novels have probably taken their place, come to think of it. The only kind of comics I was ever really into were the sillier ones, things like "Richie Rich" and "Archie" and that kind of stuff. I used to keep it a secret from the kids who liked the superhero comics, lol. I don't know anything about those. I wouldn't have held it against people who liked that stuff though. Yeah, you know how kids are -- you were more evolved, it sounds like! I also liked "Dennis the Menace" and "Peanuts," those kind of things. "Doonesbury" too once I got a little older. Do you have a large collection? Any rare ones? I liked the Peanuts and Dennis the Menace cartoons when I was little. I was a big fan of Snoopy. Snoopy was so cool! I remember him being like a celebrity when I was a kid -- he was on t-shirts and posters and everything. "Joe Cool" was his alter ego, along with the pilot who battled the Red Baron. Oh, this brings back memories -- that stuff used to be so "real" in a way. I liked the Garfield cartoons as well. They were always on during the holidays.