From Patrick Richard: Do you actually like the drink iced tea?
“Yeah. It’s not my favourite drink, I’m more a lemonade or Kool-Aid kinda guy, but I’ll sometimes drink sweetened iced tea. White people drink it unsweetened and I’m like, ‘Who the fuck drinks iced tea with no sugar?’ Certain people try to turn everything into a health drink. It’s iced tea man, put some sugar in that shit!”
From Aaron Keith: Do you prefer pancakes or waffles?
“I give them a 50/50 share, it depends on the mood I’m in. One of the places I eat is IHOP, the International House of Pancakes. I’m a fan but it really depends on what state of mind I’m in.”
From Heather Johnson: Are you looking forward to working with Christopher Meloni again, and are there any spoilers you can tell us about the upcoming season of Law & Order?
“He’s not technically returning to SVU, let’s clear that up. He’s returning for his own show which might have crossovers, who knows? We’re in the same universe so to speak, if not the same show, although there might be some episodes together. From what I understand Chris is going to be in the first episode of SVU in order to spin off his show. I think his show is major crimes or something like that. Chris has gone off to do movies and other stuff and it surprised me that he was going to come back into the Wolf world [referring to Law & Order creator Dick Wolf]. But yeah, I’m excited to see Chris. I’ve worked with him for 12 years and he’s a blast.”
From Sean Slinger: How did you find it being in the Tank Girl movie?
"The Tank Girl movie was a blast, even though I didn’t know what it was when I first got the offer. I was doing a film called Johnny Mnemonic with Keanu Reeves when they asked me if I’d play a stripper in Arizona. I was like, ‘Fuck yeah, I’ll play a male stripper,’ and the next day they sent me a picture of a kangaroo. They said, ‘No, you’re a Ripper!’ I wasn’t familiar with the comic strip and I’m going, ‘What the fuck, you’ve got me playing a kangaroo.' I was there with Keanu Reeves and I thought it was going backwards. But then I found out the make-up was being done by Stan Winston (Terminator, Jurassic Park) and it turned out to be a very, very cool cult film. I don’t want to ever put on that much prosthetics again though - it was four hours a day, which was rough.”
As our time with Ice-T came to a close, he had one little nugget left that we just had to include...
Ice-T: “Thank you very much, they were all great questions; I’m glad we got to answer the Trapt question, although it gives this guy more publicity. The problem is people want to talk but you know that every time you do it you’re feeding into what the dude wants. It’s kinda like you get caught in it. But as long as everyone knows he’s a fucking idiot, leave it at that. Can I ask a question? In the last ten years how many articles have you guys run on Trapt?
Kerrang!: None that I’m aware of.
Ice-T: (Laughs uproariously)