RainbowGlass

Rick Grimes from The Walking Dead Sylar from Heroes Phil Dunphy from Modern Family (I'm so much like him it's not even funny) Eugene Sledge from HBO miniseries -The Pacific

Personally, the worst game that I have ever played would have to be Jurassic: The Hunted. I initially played the game because a friend of mine is very interested in dinosaurs and he bought the game thinking it would be stellar ~ I also wanted more achievements for my gamerscore. So I borrowed the game being warned how easy it was and yes, it was very easy. I completed everything in 7 hrs. This is the worst game I have ever played because it was not challenging at all, AI were bland, story was flat and the whole piece seemed mushed together to make a quick buck. There was nothing compelling about it. It was like eating tofu, a big square of tofu.

I decided to draw something else aside from MLP and wound up with Adventure Time. I enjoy the show quite a bit and never tried drawing the characters before. Personally, my only issue was the color for LSP- it's a little darker than I would like it to be; I didn't have the colored pencil color so I had to combine as best I could but everyone else turned out okay! My goal is to fit as many AT characters as I can (fang-shuay like of course) onto this paper. Afterwards I would like to try the MLP cast from Season 1, we'll see.

The card tournaments are still my favorite!

How many Ponies in the forums read on a regular basis or at all? What do you read? I'm currently reading Undeniable by Bill Nye. I am also running through the Narnia chronicles as well as Johnathan Strange and Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke. Other than that I enjoy Manga, war memoirs, WWII and World History, fantasy and science/physics books.

I am currently feeling tired because I'm fighting off a bug of some sort, however, I am also feeling happy and creative after running to the store to buy new colored pencils and graphite pencils to draw with!

Only when I'm thirsty. When it comes to alcoholic beverages I do, however I don't consider myself "a drinker". I'll have a few a week, after a long day at work. Typically darker beers, German beers, stouts, IPA, that sort of thing. Casual enjoy a beer kind of guy. In moderation, beer can be good for you but in larger amounts it definatley effects your health.

I would call it Glass Symphony ~ It would be classical, need I underline Symphony?

It just so happens this is the perfect little spot to write my thoughts. Probably more so because other people (if they are bored enough) will read what I am typing so haphazardly. You see, our minds are ever so complicated. Simply put, I think a lot and if that wasn't the understatement of the year, then let me put it this way- air is a color. I know, that makes no sense. Now that you've had a crash course with what I'm about to write, buckle up and take a big slurp from that hypothetical slushy in your right hand. (No one cares if you're left handed.) At times I feel as though I've got everything about who I am figured out. This is the part when the people two or more decades ahead of me roll their eyes and think "christ he's so naive, just wait kid, just wait until you're my age!" Well that's the thing Dr. Phil, I am twenty four and I wasn't complaining. Figuring out new things about myself, is beautiful. You will find new things about yourself that you never imagined all the time in life. When people my age decide to "find themselves" they typically find a shape on the board be it a star, square or circle and they fit into that shape. Me, I could car less about fitting into anything. I am, myself. (Wow no kidding.) I've stood on the edge of this circus we call life and I have been watching and it is quite amusing. I was, for a time, in the midst of a trapeze act (you know it as a relationship) for a good time. It ruined me, made me into someone I wasn't and it scared me. For a long time I wore two masks, one when they were not looking, the other when they were. If they knew who I was, really knew, they would leave me. (Press the fast-forward button goodness!) It was a destructive act, I let go and fell from that world with a smile on my face; hitting the ground with a splat of happiness. I was free to be myself, I smiled so much I swore my cheeks would implode. Ever since then, I have been worried about being in another relationship, you know, because the last one was like riding a platform of nails down the chalkboard highway.. [weak analogy]. Until suddenly it occurred to me. Who cares? If another relationship sprouts out of the ground and fails, who cares. I'm living life, constantly learning and it's thrilling. I am myself - no fears of hiding any aspect of that from anyone and it's liberating. If you ever have trouble breathing in, send me a message (I'll read it, promise: that's why I have an inbox) or write a blog about it. It is fun just typing, writing, talking out the clutter in the mind.

It can be, for some, a double edged sword - the Brohoof. Personally, I think that it is a good idea. The web is full of what many refer to as "trolls" and folks who make it their goal upon waking up in the morning to sabotage the happiness, progressive discussions and good feelings that occur on forums, comment sections and even video games. E.g. I was playing War Thunder and an individual (who managed to fly his plane remarkably) began insulting Christians..relentlessly. Now, I am not religious, however what he was saying was completely out of line and I believe everyone should respect one another; no excuses. If not, then do what the adults taught you as a child, treat others how you'd like to be treated and if you have nothing nice or productive to contribute to a discussion, do not open you mouth. This fellow was a fine example of what not to be in life, a burden to society. Here in the forums, the Brohoof is neat in that it is a clear sign of appreciation. Someone obviously agrees with what you've said or admires something about what you have posted. The reason why I myself wouldn't add a "dislike" option, is because if someone clearly has an issue with a post, they should try to approach the matter in a professional way, i.e. discuss the topic with the poster or send them a private message, host a debate, etc. However, if you do not feel incredibly swayed by a post and you only care to insult rather than discuss a topic, move on, ignore it, doing so will not kill you. I believe having a quick and easy solution to showing another your appreciation for something such as the Brohoof is a fine idea.

As others have stated, it is a subjective matter; similar to asking what exactly is good art? Video games are considered to an extent, art, by all means. One game is a collaborative effort of dozens if not hundreds of people, many of them artists and designers. There is no standard model by which video games are made, each is unique from another (even though Madden games are debatable) . So what it comes down to in a nutshell is popular opinion.

If you have ever played Final Fantasy, doesn't matter which one, there are a lot of them! - which one was your favorite? Why? Perhaps you've only played one, did you like it? Let's discuss!

You mentioned you enjoyed "difficult" and fantasy, have you ever tried Dark Souls? I would recommend it especially if your up for a severe challenge, it's very unforgiving. :okiedokielokie: A third person fantasy style game. There is a Dark Souls II and enough DLC for both to keep you busy. Cheap price now, only buy if your willing to commit to it. Other than that you've played the other games I was going to recommend.

Whoa, very neat, I like these a lot! Good job.

I was feeling sci-fi when I chose.

Banned because the man in the red shirt behind the Rock is crossing his arms.

(cough) toster strudels (cough) When it comes to Pop-Tarts I like anything with a "berry" in the title!

I would most likely move to Germany. Europe is great in my opinion, I like it there! Plus I am 3/4 German in heritage and speak it a bit so it would be fun to become fluent. Also, the food - oh I love sourcrout and a bratwurst!