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Not my cup of tea, sorry 5/10 I mean it wasn't bad, but I've never been a fan of electronic music so. The electric drums annoyed me the most. They sounded too.. fake [Warning: Language]

Q.1 Calculator. It would be much more convenient. And you'll be able to impress more people by computing something like 89 / 0.133 instantly than by spelling a word correctly. Q.2 Date my crush. I don't give two shits about celebrities (except for their money maybe.. but I'd still rather date someone I actually like than date someone for their money) Q.3 Stop time. Think of all the possibilities! Q.4 Poison Ivy. It wouldn't be very pleasant, but at least it wouldn't kill me like the bees. Q.5 Tropical Island. Fuck cold. Q.6 Hot coal. Sleeping on a bed of nails for a whole night would be much too uncomfortable. Q.7 Pegasus. Hell yeah, flying! Although magic does sound pretty sweet too.

Personal favorite is Majora's Mask. I loved how dark and psychedelic it was as well as the originality and how different from the other Zelda games it felt. It's a shame it often falls in the shadow of OoT which is good, but also pretty overrated in my opinion. For the record, I have never played Windwaker, The Adventure of Link, Oracle of Time/Seasons, or the two DS games. Out of those I have played, the order goes a something like this: 1. Majora's Mask Like I said, I loved the darker and psychedelic themes of the game. The clock system was really innovative and fun in my opinion. It really added a sense of imminent doom and actually made you feel for the characters. Also nothing beats swimming like a dolphin as a Zora! 2. Skyward Sword Fantastic game. I loved the art style and the motion controls. The story was compelling and it was the longest Zelda to complete for me so far. The storytelling was much better than in previous Zelda games in my opinion. It is the only game in which I felt like I actually wanted to save Zelda. Not just to beat the game, but just for the sake of saving her. The only problem I have with the game is how the 3 main areas were disconnected from each other. It felt more like levels than an open world, which is a bit of a shame. And the sky didn't feel that big. It was mostly the main island, that other island with the pumpkins, the cloudy area and a bunch of scattered rocks. But overall it was still one of my favorite Zelda experience. 3. Link's Awakening I realize that the main reason this game is so up in this list is probably mostly because of nostalgia. But I don't care. This was the first Zelda game I have ever played and I've loved it ever since. The story was different from thee classic formula, which is a good thing and the twist actually took me by surprise. I never beat the game when I was a kid, but I replayed it recently and realized how good of a game it is. 4. Ocarina of Time I think that this game gets too much recognition. Yeah, it was innovative and it set the standard for all new Zelda games that came after, but I found the game as a whole to be too linear and predictable. Don't get me wrong, it's still an excellent game by all means, but I don't think that it's the best. 5. A Link to the Past People often mention it as the best Zelda game ever, but I just don't find it that special. To me it was underwhelmingly short and easy compared to the other Zelda games. The fact that I played OoT before playing ALttP probably set my expectations too high. It's a good game overall, but there's just nothing very special about it. 6. Twilight Princess The graphics were really good at the time it was released, but they haven't aged too well. I think it tried too hard to bee gritty and dark. I mean, it was an alright game but it felt much more linear than the other games for some reason and that's something I disliked. Also, the wolf segments were only annoying and tedious at best. 7. The Legend of Zelda It took me a while just to get into the game. The game gives you virtually no indication of what you need to do and is really confusing without using a guide. The story is pretty much nonexistent except that you have to find pieces of the triforce and save some princess.Nonetheless, it was still fun to try to figure where to go next and draw a map to find out which areas you hadn't explored yet. It's a classic, but yeah... most subsequent games were better. 8. Minish Cap I don't think it really is fair for me to put it at the bottom of this list seeing as I have never actually completed the game. But that's just it. At one point in the game I became bored, put it down and never played it again. It never happened with any other Zelda games (not even Zelda 1), hence why it's at the bottom of my list. I should probably give it another chance some other day.

Honestly, I'd tend to think that yes, you have indeed wasted your money. It's a pretty useless thing to buy and it's a lot of money for something that you will probably only wear once, especially if you have a tight budget. But then again, it's only my opinioin and I'm no cosplayer so if it's something you enjoy doing then I guess this money was not wasted in the end. To each their own.

What is wrong with you people?! Cupcakes are freaking delicious! What's not to like about them?? You guys are weird (yes, I get it that you're talking about the fanfic... )

Q1. Body shape of the opposite sex. I'll be touching myself all the time! fufufufu Q2. Slenderman Q3. Fly! Underwater is cold and full of things that can kill you and that swim faster than you. Q4. Tough one.. I voted for living without cellphone/computer/tablet, even though it would suck big time. Q5. Black and White. Blurred vision sucks big time. You get used to black and white after a while (although I would miss being able to see colours ) Q.6 Be deaf. I can't imagine how horrible it would be to have to live without sight. I could probably cope with deafness a little bit better. Q.7 I wouldn't really want to live with either, but I chose PP because I had to choose one...

Okay Q.1 Google Chrome all the way Q.2 I voted for vampires. Because after they kill you, you get to be a sweet ass vampire. And that sounds more fun than being a zombie. Q.3 60% chance. I'm not much of a gambler. Q.4 Amazing reflex. It would probably be more useful than running really fast. Q.5 Harry Potter. I mean, I like Lord of the Rings better, but I'm not sure I would like to live in a world filled with orcs,goblins, giant spiders, trolls, and a bunch of other things. Harry Potter seems better. Plus you get to use magic! Q.6 Tasting Sounds. I wouldn't consider that a curse though. I already have letters synesthesia(meaning I see letters/numbers etc. each having a distinctive colour) and it's pretty cool. I'm sure that some sounds taste delicious. Q.7 Live a meaningless full life. I have no desire of being a hero. Q.8 Fluttershy

Power outage... I personally think that it'x hilarious. The game was kind of boring anyway, so that made it slightly more interesting

I'm 19, so I might not be exactly what you're looking for since I'm I'm pretty close to twenty, but I'll answer anyway, just because. 1. Do you know how to use a rotary phone and have you ever dialed one? If so, how long ago? I know how to use one and have done so before, although I have never owned one myself. It was at my uncle's house. I think he still has it actually. When I used it was maybe 5 years ago (not that long ago) 2. Did you have an early part in your life without Internet access? Parents disallowing it because you were too young doesn't count. I've had Internet access ever since I was able to use a computer (when I was 5 maybe). However it was dial up connection and it used the telephone line, so my parents rarely allowed me to use it and never for extended periods of time. 3. What is the earliest national or world crisis you have a first hand memory of? Most of you will probably say September 11. Yeah, September 11th. I might have seen others before, but I was too young to care or remember. I was about 8 or 9 at the time. I remember seeing it on tv with my mom. She seemed horrified, but it didn't seem like that big of a deal for me at the time. I thought that planes crashing into buildings was something that happens from times to times and was not unheard of. 4. Can you recall if your family had an old-fashioned TV with dials on it? Nope. My grandparents had one though and I remember finding it terribly old fashioned. 5. Can you tell me what it's like to read about Saddam Hussein, Bill Clinton, the reunification of Germany, 9/11, and Hurricane Katrina in history textbooks? I never read about Saddam Hussein or Hurricane Katrina in history textbooks. The reunification of Germany feels like it's a very long time ago and it feels weird to think that it happened only a few years before I was born. 6. Do you or does anybody in your family refuse to carry a cell phone? Again, parents disallowing it because you were too young doesn't count. I... actually don't have a cellphone. I guess I'm old-fashioned.. maybe. I just never really needed one. I plan to purchase one in the near future though. 7. Do you remember old school 5 1/4 inch floppy disks for computers? Maybe you're so young you don't even remember the 3.5 inch disks that were discontinued just a few years ago? Yeah.. they made us buy one each year in primary school and we ended up never ever using it -_- It's crazy how little memory these things had compared to what we have nowadays. How much did they hold? Like hardly even a single Mb right? Anyway, technology does move crazy fast. 8. When was the last time you used the Yellow Pages to look up a phone number? Last week lol. But the time before that was probably 2 years or so ago. 9. What was the first cartoon you fell in love with? Don't say MLP:FiM. You're all supposed to be at least 13 so I know you have a well-liked cartoon from before that. Scooby Doo or Pokemon, whichever came first. The cartoons I watched when I was younger than that don't count since I was hardly able to understand them at all. 10. Do cartoons from the 1980s look and sound as dated to you as cartoons from the '60s appear to me? Yes they do look dated. But to be honest, even the 90's cartoons I grew up with look dated now when I rewatch them.

3.5/10 It was pretty bad honestly. Not for me at all... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJOHG0WfHCY

lol i fuck ur mom evryday u fuckn noob rofl u looser get a life lik siruisly

I'm not gonna lie, I'm not a big fan of electronic music in general. However as weird as it feels to admit it, I actually rather liked this. I really liked the buildup. 8.5/10, would listen again

I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. Sounded very Irish. I liked it! The "lyrics" felt a bit unnecessary however 8.5/10 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VOa9IZ86Ak

Pretty good, albeit a bit repetitive! I didn't know that Bowie had played with them, that's pretty cool! 8.5/10

Meh, it's fine. I don't really listen to any music thaf was produced after the 70's. It just doesn't interest me for the most part. 60's and 70's are where it's at!

erhem *coughfrenchversionisbetteranditsalsotheoriginalversionbythewaycough* Sorry, as a french Canadian I felt entitled to post this version as well. And yeah, the lyrics were originally composed in french and were later translated to English. And there were three more verses too (which I believe have also been translated)

Beer. haha no, not really (although I have done it on a couple of occasions). I don't really drink juice. I usually have a coffee with my breakfast. Sometimes I drink water or a glass of milk, but it's mostly coffee.

I'm going to try to work out and be more active to improve my looks and health. Also, I will try to be more sociable, which will pretty necessary since I'm leaving my parent's house and moving into an apartment on in february.

Way too much for my own sanity. 59 days, 59 minutes, 59 seconds exactly at the moment I checked. I have spent two entire months of my life just browsing this forum... Where am I going with my life? (Just kidding, I love these forums, the most time I spend here the better)

So here we are, three days before the end of the world. I just want to say that it's been nice knowing you and all, but we now have to accept our doom. (kidding, of course)