ragingduck

Here is a good article about your stint on Community, and of course you have some interesting stories to tell within this story!!

I can't even imagine what it must be like, hats off to you. I do have a few questions.

What is the best case scenario you envision for your child and his quality of life growing up, ie, when he is in his mid-20's, how do you see day-to-day life for him? Is he married?

Is is father in the picture and if so how has this affected your relationship with him?

Former Jr world champion here. Consistency is accuracy. The best tool I had for training was dry firing, where you either put a dry fire plug or empty shell in the chamber and squeeze the trigger. Sight picture should be clear well after the trigger engages, and the firearm should not move when the hammer falls. Practice and practice to get that muscle memory. Anyone can line up the sights. The moment of truth is where the sights are that very moment the trigger engages. If you anticipate the shot or have poor trigger control then your shots will be inconsistent. Dry firing will show you what is happening at that moment.

Thank you Mr. Weingrod for being such a part of my childhood with Twins and Kindergarten Cop!

One question: Are there any plans for a sequel to Twins?

The paradox of embracing the outsider status is that it is contingent on what the majority of a population consider "acceptable". Your very identity relies on outside influence and mass opinion. Isn't that a shaky foundation for a group so strongly rooted in the sense of self rather than others?