"okay, i didn't know wil wheaton was on here...i'm so out of the loop...that's what i get for not reading the news very often...

anyway - hi will! the secret of nimh and stand by me were two movies of my childhood i remember fondly...so was the explorers - but you weren't in that...but you should have been... "

"i was just telling my fiance the other day how i used to have a picture of you up on my wall. i had the biggest crush on you when i was younger. today, he noticed you were on here and couldn't wait to tell me. it's nice to see ya here on sg!"

"Has posted some of the funniest titles (and interesting stories) on this site. I jus wish y ou played more on the boards. Dude."

"Wil posts some of the best journal entries on the site."

"Wil Wheaton is one of the finest androids to be manufactured by the Sirius Cybernetics corporation. His hair alone is the deity of some south Pacific cargo cults; his recipe for grits once stopped a war. Without Wil Wheaton, humanity as we know it would be but a candle shining in the darkness."

"i once met wil at a book signing in huntington beach. i was super nervous and starstruck because he's wesley f-ing crusher!

as he signed my book, he cracked a joke and, due to my overwhelming case of nerves, i didn't laugh or respond right away. i just stood there staring at him and gripping my copy of just a geek. he looked at me and said, "wait for it... it'll hit you." i walked away shamed.

i have a complex about it now... but i loved loved loved just a geek and dancing barefoot."

"Wil Knows Tacos."

"This is a good man. I was very much ambivalent until I read Just a Geek. I became a fan and I've wanted to work with him since.

I also laugh whenever he uses the phrase "Uncle Willy" when he talks about having sex with your mom."

"p.s. i guess since this is the only way of leaving comments i could use "you" instead of "he" or "his." oops."

"this is super rad. wil's voice work on gta: san andreas was great stuff!"

"I was rather fond of Wil's work on Star Trek, I love his monthly column in Dungeon magazine, and I find his blog to be rather amusing. That, and he shares my birthday, which is a good sign too."

"When Star Trek the Next Generation first started Wesley Crusher was my co-favorite character, along with Worf. I wanted to be him. Now Wil Wheton and I are both on SG, so it's kinda like a dream come true, sorta."