Tidher

Helping a WLIIA fan out:

Hi Wayne, my mom and I are big fans of yours. If you're reading this, it means a very kind person copied and pasted this into your AMA from my post in /r/whoselineisitanyway. I'm sorry I missed you, but school can really get in the way sometimes.

• I am a teenager just starting out in improv, my practices being few and far apart. Do you have any tips for beginners you'd be willing to share?
• What goes through your mind when you see clips of yourself from Whose Line?
• Any plans to stop in Arizona soon?

How's your availability next Thursday?

As someone who has yet to "feel" the benefit of mechanical keyboards but has many co-workers who clickity-clack at them all day: please, my ears humanity needs this.

I read the title as "[...] for conversation". I thought it was a bit of an extreme length to go to in order to have something to talk about...

To that end: how do you go about raising awareness of this? It seems that, short of there being some context of the image, it isn't obvious what the image is about.

Not OP, and like you not trying to imply anything negative with this, but keep in mind that these people are just regular soldiers. They go on military tours, and outside of a little training for the purposes of being a guard they're not really any different from "the average soldier".