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 The person who drew the art for the Onegai Teacher manga, Shizuru Hayashiya.  I don't care what else they've done, they drew the manga to my favorite anime series, so I'll be content with that.

Why, it would be the manga and/or light novel series that I have a shaky plotline for in my head.  It'd be called "Law/Grace", and it'd be an awesome little series.  I can't draw, though, so it'd be tough to make a manga.  However, a light novel series would be pretty easy to make, provided I get illustrations that look nice and are made by a decent artist.  If I start dating a really good artist (or just hired one), then I could always make an online version of the series.  

That'd be fun, actually.  I'd provide the plotline and overall story, and she could provide the images.  It could be like how the folks at Baka-Tsuki put up the Haruhi novels.  Read a little bit, then you get an image, and by having a minimal amount of images, the quality wouldn't have to suffer.  Hmmm...

 This will be quite materialistic, in no particular order. xD

1.] Redesigned (slimmer, lighter, etc.) Playstation Portable
 + Jeanne d'Arc
 + MegaMan: Powered Up
 + Maverick Hunter X
 + Parappa the Rapper
 + Shin Budokai 2
 + Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops Plus

2.] "What's so Great about Christianity?" by Dinesh D'Souza

3.] "Heaven" by Randy Alcorn

4.] Super Mario Galaxy for Wii

5.] Evidence Bible from Way of the Master

6.] Barnes & Noble Gift Card

7.] "If Animals Could Talk" by Werner Gitt

8.] GameStop Gift Card

9.] Nunchuk for fourth Wiimote

10.] Wii Point Card (either 2000 or 5000 points)

11.] Power Rangers Operation Overdrive DVDs

12.] Classic Controller for the Wii

...and some other stuff, I'm sure.  I don't really care, these are just the things that popped up in my mind.

 They don't change.  At all.  In fact, I eat the same type of food all year, reguardless of the weather.  And I don't cook, either, so that question doesn't apply to me.

It's hard to say.  Sometimes I'm fairly okay with being out in the weather, considering that I grew up in Northern Idaho, so it doesn't bother me too much.  Other times, I react quite viciously from it, exclaiming how cold it is even though I live in Southern California, where it SHOULD be warm, but that's really just an urban legend.

 Truth, moral absolutes, the differences between true religions and cults, good deeds done by true adherents to religions as opposed to bad deeds by hypocrites, the existence of mystery, objectivity, actual genetic differences between men and women, opposing views towards ideas automatically seen as "science" even though they are built on terribly weak foundations, etc., etc., etc...