Atteez

I have an English bulldog. Her name is Heidi. She technically got that name from my grandmother since she wanted one of sisters to be called Heidi, though that didn't happen and me and my siblings all got names that start with J, but at least someone in my family now has that name.

Main Street by, in my opinion, one of the best rockers ever, Bob Seger.

I think something like this would be expensive to start with, but it doesn't hurt to give it time and hard work. It seems like a brilliant idea. It could benefit a lot of people and I hope it is introduced to other countries as well. I'll be honest, I have no idea how long it's going to take to complete, but it interests me and it seems like something I would take pleasure in helping with.

I really like Kenny Loggin, Phil Collins, and Michael Jackson. Here are a view of my personal favorites from them: Loggins -I'm Free -I'm Alright -Vox Humana -Footloose -Danger Zone -Don't Fight It, feat. Steve Perry Jackson -Earth Song -Smooth Criminal -Man in the Mirror -They Don't Care About Us -Beat It Collins -Another Day in Paradise -In the Air -You'll Be in My Heart -One More Night -Sussudio -That's Just the Way It Is

Uh... I think only time can determine. I personally don't think the US itself will just die out all of a sudden. There are a lot of people of different backgrounds that date back to the 18th century, and they lived here for a long time. They would move out or within the country trying to look for more benefits to their life and well being, working much like blood pumping through the body. I don't think this will stop anytime soon, since a lot of people are always on the move. If it was anything that would at least bring America to a grinding halt or just back up the normal way of life, it would be some stupid fault by the government for the economy, not really by the people. There's a huge amount of debt in the country as it is, $170 trillion, and more is just being blown right out the window. Let's envision some hypothetical future event. The government could one day set the taxes to a rate that could be simply atrocious if they fail to create enough currency without generating inflation, which is impossible (In this scenario, let's just say 100% taxes on the upper, middle, and lower classes. I know this sounds ridiculous, but I don't see why this couldn't happen. Maybe a greedy overlord or diehard tryhard for the economy would take over as president one day). They try to lower the debt a bit. Some time after these standards are set, people could start being confused and angry as to why this is happening. In a moment like this, it's pay and have very limited commodities, or give up the building you run/live in and lose about everything. The businesses wouldn't have anybody buying anything anymore, so the small businesses would start laying off workers for budget cuts, but no one would be buying anything anymore, so they decide to shut down. The bigger businesses controlling those smaller businesses would do anything they can to maintain the process of keeping production up with the small amount of workers they now have, but it's no use since, once again, no one is buying their stuff, and therefore no funding is going through, and it's useless to build things without funds. They shut down. Same goes for farms. They aren't funded for growing plants anymore, so why should they grow stuff for people who aren't going to buy anything? So after everything has been foreclosed and discontinued, the government could try to reconsider the decision and lower the taxes once more and try to take it easy with all this money, although it's futile since many would lose their jobs. Even trading is useless. They couldn't think of anything but producing more currency with the risk of inflation. They are running out of ideas. Some time later, it is too late. America is suffering another Great Depression. The people have had enough of being forced out of their homes, waiting in bread lines and sleeping in shacks. With enough time, they start to take up arms, using anything they could find, and march right to DC to riot. Policemen that still have jobs try to control everything, but they fail. The people want their jobs back, money to buy their favorite things and consumer goods. The government finally succumbs to this and collapses because of the choice they made. What happens from that point on depends on what the people or the remainder of the government do. I won't think about that too much. And I spoke of politics.....sorry.

I'm on the borderline of asexual and heterosexual. Although I do feel a sense of attraction sometimes, I would eventually just lose interest. I would say I lean more toward asexuality.

I'm half Filipino half German, but I have more of an Asian appearance. I remember a few years back I had someone keep saying to me that I was foreign because of the fact I'm Asian, but I didn't actually think that was a big deal. I didn't even get why he say so in the first place. I mean, I was born in America for crying out loud. Now, I know someone that constantly degrades me for being an Asian, often saying that I'm Japanese or Chinese despite the numerous times I tell them I'm Filipino. He says I would fly a kamikaze or something into a building and often cites that I'll use my knowledge of math to attack him in some way. I honestly find those insulting. Superior knowledge in math? That's stereotypical, though I would love that. Kamikaze? I think he's out of his freaking mind.

I'm really fearful of hornets and failure. Hornets: I think that they are useless bugs. I don't see them pollinating or contributing to life in the world, unlike bumblebees. If anything, all they like to do is try to sting other things, and it doesn't matter what it is. They defend themselves, but it's usually for an unnecessary reason. They aren't like bees, oh no. They are insects with anger management problems, and they would sting you for anything. They swarm the front of my house, and they keep me from going outside at all. Failure: that's obvious. I sometimes feel like I'm doing bad on a test or I didn't do something properly, and that's what makes dread shoot through my mind. I anticipate failure, and having to fail something makes me believe that it will effect my future.

A'ight. Here's a little more about myself. I watch only a few anime, but out of those few anime, Attack on Titan has to be one of the best ones. I'm reading the manga right now and I already saw all the episodes. It's amazing. It really captures and defines a somber environment, and it's something that keeps you glued to the screen. It's unique in a way since it really doesn't take the death lightly. The creatures that spawn in that show plus the stuff they do to people and characters equals utter fear. Also, it makes you feel a very strong bond with the characters, and if someone were to die, you could hear and feel your emotions split in half. My favorite physical activities are tennis, badminton, and parkour. The first two are really easy and engaging; all that is required for enjoyment are agility and good aim with the arms or the racket. Nothing is more fun than hitting a birdie or ball with arms or a racket. Parkour, on the other hand, is fun, but it's hard. A lot of upper body and arm strength is definitely required, but that is easily solved by exercising.

My avatar is my OC. If I'm not mistaken, I believe I saw an RP character introduction board, so I might tell more about him there if I'm permitted to do so.

My Favourite Mane 6 Pony: Rainbow Dash How did you find MLP Forums?: I was actually trying to find a website that I visited a few years back, and I happened to stumble upon these forums. How you became a fan of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic: In late 2011, I saw a lot of MLP related content on the internet no matter where I went. I also see my sisters watching it occasionally. I felt my mind was starting to be engulfed with this stuff as I thought it was everywhere I went. I finally gave it and looked at a lot of the fanart, and I was thinking to myself: Men who like a show for girls? Ridiculous. So I then saw bits and pieces of a few episodes, and I thought it was actually kind of cool. I would consider myself a minor fan of the show then, but then in early 2012, I saw The Last Roundup, and that hit the nail on the head. It's what made me start watching the show traditionally every week. From thereon out, I considered myself a fully-fledged fan. Hello! I'm Atteez. I love to draw and animate, using various media, and it's my favorite thing to do to pass the time. I also like to write, since I have a great interest in stories and story writing. I aspire to work as an animator for games and television shows, and I plan on squeezing in a few books as well. Politics are also a favorite of mine. I would watch the news, mainly CNN, to get updates on what's going on around the world and I look into the political system of the US. There are things I do and don't agree with, and I would express that with satirical humor. Though expect me to speak scarcely of politics on the site since I'm a radical when it comes to this stuff and not a lot of people like the subject. And finally, something that I see a huge problem in today is this generation, in my opinion. This doesn't really apply to every single person that was born into this generation, though. I mean don't get me wrong, there are plenty of kids that don't seem too happy with this generation either. I won't go into a lot of detail, but a lot of the stuff some of the kids are doing these days, in addition to the newly spawned music? Eugh. Oh well. Gotta live with it. I think I'll have a lot of fun on this site. It's good to be on a social site that's friendly and not like this other forum I go on. I swear it's like World War 1 over there.