Mutemutt

Well, there's the singing and dancing though that's probably more embarrassing than strange. Oh and there's the voice acting sometimes... Like if I'm playing a text heavy game with not as much of it's own voice acting (or maybe just a silent protagnist), I'll do my own voices. I suppose this also I sort of talk to the games too in those cases where the character's dialougue is just implied; I just end up filling in with some ad lib.

If we're talking something that looks like it would eat my face if I looked at it funny, I'd probably try to shoo it outside first, probably fail at that and then just kill it from a far distance (thankfully, I don't run into gargantuan spiders around here). Generally though I just kill pests.

Can't say I fully understand the question but I guess I'd say I organize things in a sort of mental list of things to do. Usually end up using alarms all the time for it. When I'm thinking I usually end up doing some pen spinning tricks in my right hand; had to put in the effort to learn that to keep my hand busy, since I'd end up pulling my hair out otherwise (quite literally). No pen (or pencil) around to spin? Then it's back to playing with my hair. I also do some freewriting every once in a while, which I suppose is a way of organizing my thoughts.

I'm pretty sure I mentioned both on these forums. The first one was a zombie apocalypse, and there was a tv reporter or something in a vent I went crawling through, and that vent led to a gas station where we ended up fighting off zombie babies that jumped around really freaky-like. It was sorta like Dead Space. The other one had a park bench, but it had wheels made of garden hoses. I drove that park bench, racing through a city using reins, which I think was also made from hose. There was also a guy riding on the park bench with me. My dream self lives a pretty eventful life. I'm a little jealous.

Well, I did it. I went and got that devpro thing which is pretty nice. Now I can go ahead and test out decks on the wimpy AI and not have to worry about my ego getting crushed. Anyway, I have to say my favorite deck so far is Ghostricks just because they're a little unorthodox. I guess that also means it's not top tier, but still it's pretty interesting with all the hand-traps and direct attacks. It's all peek-a-boo style guerilla tactics, and the art's pretty nice too. Of course I've been using that one OCG card in there so I guess it's not really a legit deck as far as the TCG community is concerned. If anyone wanted to play (and bruise my ego) I'd be up for it... as soon as I remember how to play online.

I admit, I've been pretty obsessed with this song lately...

The most obvious is trichotillomania. For those of you that have never heard of it, which is pretty much everyone I've ever run into, it basically a condition where you pull out your own hair. It first popped up in middle school, and I've been stuck with it ever since. It just kind of disappears and reappears, probably triggered by stress.

It certainly was a weird decision that will probably come back to bite them, releasing the game on both instead of just the WiiU. And yes, I actually would have been upset if the WiiU version had exclusive characters even if that makes it more marketable compared to the 3ds. I think they should have delayed the 3ds version till after the main console version already released. It's likely that people would still buy the 3ds game down the line simply because it's portable. As it stands now, some will just pass on getting the WiiU and the WiiU version of the game because the 3ds game is enough. Still, as a consumer, I'm quite happy I don't have to buy a WiiU for the game.

I usually stick with the subs. I guess it just seems the most natural most of the time. I will say this though, when the dub is good, the dub is really good. I'd gladly watch a show over again if the dub sounds amazing (even though you get so used to the Japanese voice over, it might feel a bit unnatural; still, that kind of situation is bound to happen when there's a change in voice actors)

Yeah, I love it, I can't deny. Liked it even before I knew it was anime. You know, waking up, watching Pokemon, Digimon, Cardcaptors, Sailor Moon, DBZ, so on, so forth. I'm not even sure when I began to think, "oh, this is anime", maybe it was Outlaw Star . I don't know, those years are such a blur. Anyway, I don't want to type a huge essay on this, so I'll just say that I generally like the art styles (even when they imitate western style as "Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt" (a show of super crude/dirty humor, by the way, but very funny if you're into that stuff)) and the stories or just the humor of some shows. Naturally, not all anime is interesting, same with American cartoons (or just plain old tv series), but there are some good ones here and there (That I won't list, as promised, though I really am tempted to do so).

Definitely one of my favorite opening themes in a video game. EVER

Yeah, not the brightest idea: upsetting the people that buy your product. Guess he felt like he needed to go on this sort of social vendetta. He really should have just apologized, kept his beliefs largely to himself and hoped everyone just forgets about it (and people surely would). But no, he had something to prove apparently.

Yes, I saw the "best anime parents" or whatever thread, and this one the first person to pop into my head... Jiiiiiii~~~~

Hahaha, you remember these days?

Yep, that's pretty much it. Though, on a side note, my favorite suit is clubs (just because of the name)

Still don't like that Dr. Mario is so clone like. It's just kinda boring and feels like a waste. I think cloning in fighting games have really gone out of style; right now, it looks like Street Fighter and Smash are the only recent ones still using clones, and Street Fighter gets a pass from me since shoto clones are kinda baked into the history of the game. It's weird, even the upcoming Guilty Gear is devoid of the few characters you could even think about calling clones (and I'm not even sure how cloned they were). Anyway, my point is this: Mario and Luigi, that's the kind of cloning I like. They share a few moves (which are tweaked in certain areas) and have a few completely original moves. Essentially, they seem just a bit similar (which I like for stylistic reasons, they are brothers after all) and play completely different. From what I've seen, it looks like Doc is just Mario with some tweaks, just like in Melee. I guess Dark Pit got the same treatment.

Playing a little BlazBlue Chronophantasma. It's actually been a very long time since I played it, despite my love for the game.