Feather Spiral

I love storms of all kinds, especially rainstorms but thunderstorms are cool too. Even better if I'm outside and under the pouring rain, which isn't the case for most people I know. The only thing I'm afraid of, honestly, is falling sick from being drenched and in the cold for a long time.

I think the minigames and the Phone Guy/Dude's dialogue explain that quite well, to tell the truth. Not in terms of specific details about the characters or the time, but about the events. You should be able to draw some conclusions on your own without much issue. I also enjoyed playing the second and third games, they had just enough stuff going on that it stimulated my brain but didn't overwhelm me. First one looked too simplistic so I didn't bother, those from the fourth onwards were too stressful. Not to mention Let's Players, like you said... anyone watch Markiplier play Five Nights at Fuckboy's? clearly not for kids, so I'll refrain from posting a link...

With fire, or maybe my lagtop after four hours of use. Being an ice elemental, he's probably weak to heat.

Ta-daaaah! now you're a computer whiz. But it only works when you're having an unpleasant experience. I wish I could fly through space.

Because your werewolf mother made a deal with the Devil to protect her lineage from dragons. My do my eyes sting?

...wat Also for you non-baguette folks out there, Baccalauréat means Bachelor's, and BTS is some sorta high-grade technician's degree.

Mine would have to be Voyager, solely for the premise of being stranded all the way across the galaxy. The ship becoming some sort of self-sufficient mobile town (it even had farms in the form of an airponics bay), trying to get home but also being scientists and diplomats on occasion. Of course, I've had quite a few "oh COME ON how does a Starfleet captain/officer do/say THAT?" moments. Like when Tom Paris first tried his transwarp drive and started to supposedly "evolve", that's NOT how evolution works THIS AIN'T POKEMON. But I'm sure that happens to anyone who's watched enough Star Trek, right? Also the finale was sort of an ex-machina; even though I can get that Admiral Janeway came from another timeline and that her trip into the past just created the one we decided to follow. Actually, at least one conflict wasn't resolved until some time later, the issue with Maquis members not fitting in with the rest of the crew. I know it wasn't really put in the foreground aside from a few moments, but that doesn't mean it was gone. Not to mention the new problems; there was the other Caretaker they wanted to find, they had just acquired a new enemy race on their first day in the quadrant... I don't recall all of them off the top of my head.

Markiplier, I find his commentary very creative (things like: "Oh yes, the Go Fuck Yourself conference is over to the left." Neverending Nightmares). I also like that he's persistent (see FNAF, Resident Evil 7, and other series), or that he loves space just like me (his rant while playing Universe Sandbox actually inspired me a short story of like eight chapters). There's jacksepticeye, for similar reasons except the persistence part (and replace "space" with "nature" in the previous paragraph). Nerdcubed is also a good commenter, he's played a few Star Trek games I found pretty rad. CinemaSins cracks me up with his commentary of movies. Hyper Potions makes good music, with some cute animations accompanying. I've recently discovered Narotiza, they make great music and a hilarious Spore playthrough (with captions). There's more but I think this is a good enough sample.

My first experience with computers was, I believe, for games and fun. I remember my sister and I would play with the voice recorder for quite a while; record something, slow it down, speed it up, reverse it... Or we'd type nonsense stories on WordPad, or I'd play Super Mario World on floppy disk. I still remember the dial-up noises from when we first got internet. I never coulda guessed we'd become so dependent on them in our private and professional lives, much less that it'd happen before I reached adulthood.

I like the fan theorizing, alternate realities etc. Best example I can think of is Springaling, the visual isn't the best but I love how expressive the characters are, despite limited facial movement.

OC doesn't have to be my persona, right? Anyhow: My character Figurehead walks into a bar. The bartender asks: "Never seen you before, are you new?" Figurehead replies: "No, I'm a European deer, not a gnu."

I'm in my single-player Minecraft world where I recently beat the End Dragon.

In terms of distance, closest thing on my left area is my mouse. Guess I'm a computer nerd, and good at communicating remotely since it's wireless? If I look exactly to my left though, there's a blue backpack (I wear it sometimes to keep my shoulders strong when I go on a walk). That probably means I'm a good student, or a traveler of some sort.

Windows 8.1 if I'm not mistaken. What kind of mouse are you using; ball or optical, wireless, USB or Bluetooth...?

Meh, I recently opened a bottle and it wasn't quite as good as the fruit itself. Maybe we let it sit too long though, or they picked bitter prunes for the juice. Mulled wine?

Meh, why tf not. 912

Auto-kick to the face! or to the groin, depending on which foot is stepping on my tail.

I'm slightly addicted to Star Trek Online, mainly because of its storytelling. I just wish it didn't glitch and lag so often.

Good news, time goes more slowly for you. Obviously, your nights are longer now. So are your days. I wish my gloves didn't tear up so easily.

To the prison you go, for not eating your daily baguette.

Professor in Eyebrow-wiggling at the University of Seductia.

@Mlppotterwhoovian can we assume "translate the user" means "translate the user's username"? It's a bit vague, the first few players were doing the posts' content instead. Anyway, lemme translate Trotteur Sauvage: A foot (apartment shoes) which was disheveled ...using reverso.net to translate from French to Japanese and then English.

With its bark, probably. Why is neigh-palm so explosive?

Boop him right back on the nose. And possibly other parts.

Pickup lines in français, probably.