Spinwheeling

Girl I know is a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, and she's 1/64 at most.

Someone already asked something similar, but I have a few more add on questions. One of my friends has been kicked out of haunted houses because he punched the actors in the face (fear response). You said you have been attacked, but have you ever been punched or otherwise hurt? What is the policy with these people (bans, lawsuits, laughing it off, etc.)?

Also, do you guys ever just go out to eat in your costumes?

Fun fact just because you mentioned carbamazepine; it actually induces it's own metabolism.

So for some patients, if their dose is increased, they actually get lower serum levels of the drug, because it has increased the rate at which the body breaks it down. I've heard it referred to as a "black hole" because it has this effect on so many medicines.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk on pharmacology facts that nobody asked about.

First, I must say that I immensely enjoyed your performance on The Walking Dead. Your scenes in the mid-season finale were especially amazing.

Do you prepare for a part on an effects-heavy show like The Walking Dead differently than you would a for a role on Broadway? What are some of the differences and challenges of working in these two different mediums?

Thanks for doing this AMA!