Invincible

Corvus. That literally translates to 'Crow'.

Everest. You know, like the highest place overlooking everything? Empire. If you wish for something sounding vast and insurmountable. Epicenter. That one's if you wish to sound important, AND more important than others, lol.

Formally, and when addressing strangers, I usually avoid almost all slang and speak almost laconically. Informally, I may use slang every two syllables when addressing my friends. Among my family, It varies from member to member.

Hmm, it depends. Am i the only one capable of suppressing the need for sleep? Or is it something common to everyone? Because having no need for sleep when everyone else does, puts me in an advantage and lets me enjoy more things when i normally wouldn't. A world where NOBODY needs to sleep would probably mean you get no breaks at work or social gatherings. Blah. I would totally trade the need for sleep for extra time staying awake. It's just not as biologically feasible i guess.

A crow, i suppose. Amazing, clever buggers.

I think so, yeah. It's supposedly meant to seem as Intimate, as in nothing you would expect in a common interaction between two parties save for sexual \ affectionate manner. I think whether you see the sexuality in it depends on the piece itself

I don't care. And, heck, I'm not a particular exemplary model of masculinity, but i got nothing to be ashamed of. If i like the pool, why not?

Let's assume that the EM drive works. Even so, current models of physics can't seem to make good use of it. It's worth having it reviewed by experts, because of potential optimizations yet to be discovered. I suppose it has to show it works and demonstrate its effectiveness in scientific studies.

I'd abuse my mod powers too much. I'm bad with authority; I tend to use it up generously.

I'm sure some are genuinely interested in helping their patients.

I would totally do it. Maybe myself too. Seriously, this "hurr durr illuminati" thing has got to be the most ridiculous argument I've heard. The illuminati (even if it's real), or any government agency with the smallest bit of technical know-how probably knows enough about you without getting under your skin (literally). Think about it: the internet, smartphones, credit-cards.. all can be used to track you down within seconds and know what kind of a person you are. You're being watched 24/7, like it or not. Nobody needs you microchipped to watch you. Most people just aren't very interesting to watch. On the other hand biological implants can provide early infection warnings, cancer screening, send SOS signals.

Gray, Purple, Blue in that order

Usually I prefer anything between rare and medium. I like the chewiness.

My girlfriend snores like a roaring dragon so i sleep on my left because my right ear's hearing is poor and my left is muffled by a pillow. That's how I usually do it. Sometimes I switch around for comfort when there's little noise to keep me from sleeping.

Not an American, and i was hoping he would be elected, though I didn't expect him to. Why? I'm curious. The electee persona trump is loud, boisterous, and not afraid to speak his mind, even though he's kind of an idiot. I want to see what president Trump is like. This is free entertainment Seriously, I just admire his directness, even if I don't particularly care for his agenda.

Yeah. Night has a certain appeal to it. I especially like old cities and docks where you can really appreciate a city's atmosphere, at night.

I have a short fuse. I can get REALLY angry, REALLY fast. Sometimes i shout at people during a heated argument. Sometimes it results to violence. I've done a lot to become more patient, but i still possess a crazy temper.

Miyamoto Musashi - Japanese swordsman, a samurai, author of the book of five rings. I admire his works, and find them inspirational (as well as his biography - wow). Alan Turing - His work is basically the foundation for modern computer science. I can't help but sympathise with him views on, well, people. Nikola Tesla - His dedication to science and researching is exemplary. Despite his later years, he was actually quite selfless, a quality which seems scarce these days.

Reduced human interaction, preferably. I'm doing okay in a group, but i work best solo in my honest opinion.

I'm good at anything revolving numbers. Maths, ciphers, coding and computer software, heck -- computer and network technologies? They are all, by extension, good examples of my forte.

I do it too often. Some people get irked by that..

Sometimes. I like listening to music. A lot. So when i'm without my headphones i sometimes hum \ whistle, passing time.

I can get behind self-hatred. But not for the reasons some might think. My problem runs a bit deeper.. I am... too egotistical. I love myself too much. That's why i sometimes loath myself. If that doesn't make any sense, you have to understand, that, at least from my perspective, to truly love something, means you have to see the imperfections in the object of your love, and seek to better said object over them. I love myself enough to understand my faults, and i hate myself for submitting to them. Don't get me wrong, i try to overcome them. It's a struggle without end, but small successes along the way offer a rewarding, satisfying feeling that i can't quite put into words. So i keep going :/ I've always struggled with temper, and pride. Those, i'd say, are my worst qualities. Only after a long meditation after a particularly bad decision i have paid for back in the day did i understand that in order to love myself, i had to start hating myself. Parts of myself, at least.

I do not. To me, death is just the end. No strings attached.

Maybe it's bad for YOU, not for me. I practically live on the stuff! ...then again, i never actually lead a healthy lifestyle, so what do i know.