Edition #22 of Ask Peter is out, fresh with many questions that have piled up over the past three months. Now I’m ready to speed through and answer them all in rapid fire format while simultaneously attempt to complete my NaNoWriMo goal of 30 essays in the month of November. Can I do it? Not if I keep typing this summary.

Edition #21 of Ask Peter is out, containing ten questions regarding marks in math, names of pets, rubber band orders, boyfriends, age, and the economics of owning an ice cream truck.

Ask Peter is back in the twentieth installment, bringing up discussions on sisters, The Room, the richest woman in the world, some girl named “hannah”, sizes, and the nature of time.

Again, Ask Peter is the first thing of substance (if you could call it substance) after a long break. We return with a small discussion of returning to my series on big numbers, some dumb prediction questions, and freezing motor oil.

Ask Peter comes back from a very long break and continues to an 18th installment! This time we have dime-based hypotheticals, asking out girls, Reconstruction, and five extraneous filler questions I answer just to finish out my inbox.

Ask Peter #17! Now that Katie editions are over for now, we return to normal with questions concerning screenlooking, price-based economies, endless loops, religion, and the symbolism of the Portal Cake. Check it out!

Ask Peter #16 is the second in a double feature of Ask Peter answering eight questions posed by the same person — Katie — four per episode. This feature is the last four, including information on “little me”, “neckties”, “snowflakes”, and “Bobby Jindal”.

Ask Peter #15 is the first in a double feature of Ask Peter answering eight questions posed by the same person — Katie — four per episode. This feature includes information on “asking me questions”, “twenty-ten”, “Peter Parker”, and “the center of Earth”.

The year starts anew and I waste no time, starting with Ask Peter #14. Greatplay.net continues into the new year answering questions about “what we will call 2010″, “saying hi”, “the colour of the sky”, and “Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster”.

Answering my record thirty-fifth question in my lucky thirteenth installment, Ask Peter strikes again! Today, questions are on height, shrunken heads, gummi bears, Independence Day, and love <3. Check it out!