SpadesOfDarkness

For my achievements in school, -I was the treasurer of my 10th grade class. -I'm on the honor roll and principal's list at my school. -I'm a member of the National Honor Society -I was the Student Council treasurer for my senior year of high school. -I received an award for my senior project on "The Benefits of Literature" -I performed over 200 hours of community service during my senior year. (I did more during my other years) -I received a coach's award and MVP award in Bowling. -Due to my GPA, I received a $10,000 scholarship to Chaminade University in Honolulu each year. On a less important achievement, I'm a completionist in my videogames. I got every trophy (I'm on PS3) on every game I've ever played on the system: http://psnprofiles.com/SpadesOfDarkness So yeah, I have all the trophies for all the Batman: Arkham games, all the Devil May Cry games, all the Metal Gear games, and all the Suda51 games. At least for now.

I remember fighting this guy. He actually wasn't that hard to beat since you...couldn't die. I even got all the trophies for the game. The multiplayer of it sucked. Anyway, I feel like the most epic bosses in the games I've played are the final bosses of Metal Gear Solid 4 and Metal Gear Rising because of the epicness and badassness of them both.

For males, I vote Nolan North. Even though he's most famous for playing Nathan Drake from Uncharted, I never actually played those games. But I hear him in a lot of games I play. I like him most as Deadpool from the videogame. For females, I vote Tara Strong. She gets around a lot and she voices some of my favorite characters such as Twilight Sparkle, Juliet Starling from Lollipop Chainsaw, and Harley Quinn from Arkham City.

+Pinkie Pie, Lyra Heartstrings, Princess Celesia -Rainbow Dash, Octavia, Discord

One of my favorite songs that I wouldn't mind hearing over and over again is Baby Turns Blue by the Virgin Prunes. I just can't help but dance to it every time I hear it.

I don't play a lot of FPS games, but the game that I enjoy the most would have to be Team Fortress 2. It is such a simple game but completely addicting. My favorite class in the game would have to be the Medic, hands down! A close second for me would have to be Borderlands. It was fun but it was incredibly challenging to get all the trophies including DLC.

My vote would have to go to Deadpool from the Marvel Universe simply because he CANNOT DIE! I mean he's been decapitated, mutilated, disembowled, and even torn to a million pieces by The Hulk and still survived. Oh yeah, he's also a master swordsman and marksman who can heal himself and can break reality and the fourth wall. I would normally hate someone who is overpowered, but Deadpool has so much charisma and humor that I can't help but love him.

I have a lot of games on my wishlist that won't come out until I get on break for college or don't come out until next year. They are: Batman: Arkham Origins The Evil Within Killer Is Dead Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix Kingdom Hearts 3 Metal Gear Solid 5 Murdered: Soul Suspect

Yeah. I knew that the villager from Animal Crossing was added to the roster. I also found it funny how the Wii Fit Trainer was added to the roster as well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct7v9FBIL9s Best troll character ever!

Let's see. I would have 1) A healing factor (like Deadpool) 2) Teleportation (like Deadpool) 3) Be an expert swordsman (like Deadpool) 4) Be an expert marksman (like Deadpool) In other words, I'd like to be Deadpool. Except I would be a super hero all the way!

I'd say that cartoons are getting worse, but that's probably just our generation's opinions. You could say that cartoons have always been getting worse. It's just that each generation finds different things entertaining. For example, we say that the cartoons today are just mindless crap with cheap humor (with a few minor exceptions). But then again, that's the same thing are parents said about the cartoons that we watched. Shows that we've enjoyed such as Ed, Edd, n' Eddy and Johny Bravo, our parents looked at as well...mindless crap with cheap humor. Our parents grew up with their own cartoons such as the Flintstones or Popeye the Sailor Man and are saying the same things about our cartoons. The consensus is we grew up with our own cartoons and we're pushing these same ideas on today's cartoons. I guess you could say we're turning into our parents. At least that's the way I see things.

To be honest, I haven't been teased a whole lot about being a brony. The worst I've gotten is one of my friends asking me why exactly I like the show and another friend teased me about it in a friendly and fun way. I guess I've also been made fun of due to my short size, but even then it's only friendly teasing.