The evil overlord Dr. Dee Ceitful, the man I was a ghost writer for, has answered the questions asked in this video.
Below are the questions that Dr. Dee Ceitful answers in the audio recording he made from one of his secret lairs, also found below:
2. If you could have an evil lair any where in the world, without worrying about those pesky super heroes, where would it be and why?
3. When building the “death traps” around your home, do you want to do be actual Death traps or just Wow that really really hurts a lot traps? Why?
4. As an evil mad scientist / ruler of… What is your biggest fear? Does it involve the laser beam wearing shark in your “fish tank?”
5. What is your favorite way to torture/torment your nemesis when you capture him/her?
6. What are the defining characteristics you look for in a minion?
7. How did you originally get into Evil Science? (for those who don’t mention it in their article)
8. Do you consider yourself to be a Super villain, Mad Scientist or something else and why?
9. What is your favorite mode of transportation?
10. Coke or Pepsi?
11 What is your favorite evil application or product?
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ReplyDeleteThe idea of an evil lair is certainly entertaining, especially when the questions explore how a villain would design and choose such a place. It also highlights how important location, planning, and structure are when considering buying or building real estate.
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