My art is just a hobby still, but I've done collaborations with a few professionals (including artists that have worked in Disney animation) and sometimes I actually get paid for my work. It still shocks me!
I recently worked with another artist to do a parody comic of one of Dean Yeagle's characters. Within a week of it being published online, Yeagle actually emailed my partner in order to ask us to make changes; he doesn't want any of his fans to confuse our artwork for his.

I wasn't sure if we should have been flattered or fightened.
I own a script from a Kim Possible episode signed by some of the creators. It's an early draft from before it was sent into Disney for their approval and final changes. It has the word "pissed" in it and a mild innuendo joke that obviously didn't make the final cut.
I love all my Disney movies, but most notably I'll never get sick of watching
The Little Mermaid, So the Drama, and
Mickey's Christmas Carol.
Scrooge McDuck is one of my favorite characters of all time; I really wish they'd do an animated version of Don Rosa's "Life and Times" whether it be a TV series or a feature-length film.
I love voice actors and have a thing for voices in general.
I'm allergic to seafood and have been for about half of my life (oddly enough, I had no issues with it when I was younger). Not sure what happened there, but the doctors told me it's probably the iodine that my body reacts to.
I'm a part-time vegetarian, mainly because most meat tends to gross me out unless it's processed beyond all recognition (i.e. hamburgers). I can't handle bones, gristle, skin, chunks of fat, recognizable parts, etc., and have been like that ever since I can remember. About the only meat I can eat unprocessed without any issues is chicken breast (boneless and skinless of course).
I hate driving a stick shift. It took me forever to learn and I'm still not comfortable with the thing, especially in heavy traffic.
I'm an extremely emotional person. I've gone through a lot in my personal life and have been diagnosed with clinical depression. I feel I've slowly recovering in the past year though.
The scariest moment of my life was realizing I'd fallen in love with an online friend. The happiest was meeting him in person for the first time.