Twenty-one – The Doom Patrol taught Beast Boy a lot of things; hacking into a main frame, how to take someone out with just your hands, and how to almost die a million ways. One that he is pretty happy to learn, however, has nothing to do with fighting. Nope, Rita was adamant that he learn to dance. So, to this day, Beast Boy knows how to swing dance, how to do the foxtrot, and the waltz.
Twenty-two – Starfire really likes strawberries. In fact, the others have grown used to having an entire food drawer cleared out at the start of the berry picking season just so that the Tameranian will have enough room.
Twenty-three – Robin hates the circus. He isn't ready to tell anyone why and he isn't sure when he'll be ready. What bothers him most, though, is that when that time comes is if he'll have anyone worth wild to tell.
Twenty-four – Raven loves to watch Beast Boy. Not in the stalker sense, but because in some way, shape, or form, he's always moving. His ears are twitching, his ears are darting around, his body already to swift at a moment's notice. To her, every second she looks is another glimpse at how he works.
Twenty-five – Robins first date with Starfire wasn't as romantic as he wanted it to be. They missed their dinner reservations because of Mad Mod. Their walk in the park was ruined because of a freak rain storm. They couldn't even hold hands because of people cooing at them as they ran for shelter. Robin was upset, and even before he had a chance to start apologizing, Starfire simply clasped his hand and smiled. And like that, all those negative thoughts vanished.
Twenty-six – Beast Boy hates doctors. The titans know this much, so when appointments have to be done they have a very simple plan: Cyborg takes care of the medical stuff, Raven keeps Beast Boy's attention as well as she can, and Starfire and Robin watch and wait to run in case their friend makes a run for it.
Twenty-seven – Robin kinda has a love-hate relationship with the microwave. It works well for everyone else. But the second he uses it, for popcorn or to heat up his pizza from last night, it stops. There have been many times when the other titans have walked in to see Robin yelling at the appliance and have slowly walked back out of the room.
Twenty-eight – Beast Boy has eighty-three scars on his body. They range from his chest and back, down his arms, going to his palms, and even to his legs. The titans know the stories of eleven of the scars. Even though they could tell that Beast Boy didn't want to talk about it, just explaining those seemed painful. They don't even want to imagine what kinds of tales the other ones carry.
Twenty-nine – Cyborg knows all too well how to get back into his green buddy's good graces. A vegetable stir-fry from the vegan place downtown, something related to animals, or, and this is totally knowledge that only Cyborg knows, a copy of any book in Swahili.
Thirty – Robin is really good at rock climbing. Raven isn't, and every time they go the comments that come out of the empaths mouth leave her friends in stitches.