.I had dinner at a professor's house on one of my interviews and tripped and spilled my entire plate of food EVERYWHERE. However, I ended up getting an offer and am now a second-year at that program. You never know how it will work out, just give it your best shot and know that things happen sometimes
I mean who can resist that face? Just look at those cheeks, don't they say *love me, let me into your school* 
If it works, psychcavy, let me know. I have one of my own that I can bust out, though she has an unfortunate tendency of chewing on people's clothing.
It looks like spilling stuff is the way to go - both posters here who spilled food and drinks during interviews seemed to get into the program... i'll have to find something extra messy to drop during my interviews
Actually I'd have been happy to go there too, but FL was a better fit for me.when my interviewers came into the room and I stood up to introduce myself...my pants start to fall down (I've lost some weight) and I had to hike them up very awkwardly. They looked at me oddly...so I said, "Goodness, you would think I was interviewing to work at a Chippendale's." They both laughed, so hopefully I'm not "that guy whose pants almost fell down". I guess I need to go buy a belt.
I liked both professors and students, and I am pretty sure they liked me as a person. I showed themy how motivated I am and how much I like their program too...... But I am still very worried about my performance. I am thinking about what I was telling during the interview over and over again.... I wish I were better prepared and more consistent and defined about my interests and population I want to work with... Professors and students told everyone more than once that they value broadness of interests if they coincide with the program specifics and faculty's interests. My interests match theirs 95%, but I still wish I were more consistent in my answers and more specific, rather being broad and seeming rather vague.... . I hope it would be sooner that I hear from them...
I have one this weekend (I leave tomorrow). So far, incredibly nervous. My boyfriend keeps saying "it's just a conversation." Yea, a really IMPORTANT conversation. Post how yours went, what they asked, or even just how nervous you are! Anything really to do with the interviews. I feel like everything is being talked about in the invite thread, and I feel like the actual interviews deserve their own post. Good luck everyone!
You haven't written anything about your interview... How was it after all? Do you have any news already?
Hi!
Hi!
Well, as I have already written, I have kind of dubious feelings about the interview. I really love the program, and enjoyed professors and students, who were very friendly and personable. 3 groups of professors and 2 groups of students interviewed everyone individually. I had a feed back from professors and students that they liked my personality. I was not tense and I really enjoyed talking to them. I made them smile and laugh several times, and they showed that they value humor....They all stressed that it is the personality and interests match which they value most. But I were rather vague and broad as I have already written... However, there are several research teams students can join, so they do not require that applicants have clear cut interests. There is no determined POI- student match either. So, we shall see how it will work....Hope all of us are lucky 
Honestly, that was the only bad thing about the interview day, and I was able to stop on the way to the school and find a suit that fit (off the rack, FTW). Its good to be an average size dude! I kept such a calm demeanor about the whole thing that I think it impressed some of the grad students and faculty at the school.
