ThatOneComrade

Either a Roman soldier or Captain America. I need something that allows me to ride my bike 'cause I plan on going to three neighborhoods (minimum) this year. I'm not even gonna be able to eat half the candy I get but trick or treating is just really fun

I'd try to make something pretty by using chemicals and stuff As you can see I am not a scientist

Mario Kart Fallout (NV, 4 when it comes out) Super Smash Bros Fire Emblem Animal Crossing

Ketchup. You know some people put ranch dressing on their fries? It's really weird

I don't really have one. I just do whatever strikes my fancy, roll with the punches, and I get to Hoover Dam when I get there. I guess I'm just trying to see how fast I can do that.

Princess Celestia 'cause she could just use her magic to stop the plane from crashing. And if she can't she can just fly me to safety. I'm comfortable with either outcome

I have four spiders that hang out on my balcony because a lot of flies and other small insects get attracted to the smell of my family's cooking when we let the air out. We rarely go out there anyway so it's a win-win for everybody. There's also a spider in my room, but it's on my sister's side so I couldn't care less. Spiders are my little buddies until they get near my face. If you get near my face, you die. My hands or my feet is fine, but any other zone is off-limits.

Listening to Malala Yousafzai talk in MSNBC's Global Citizen Festival

You don't have to stay away from fast food to be healthy. What you need to do is make sure you get a decent amount of nutrition and exercise. Although I'm not a fan of McDonald's, Wendy's, and other such establishments, my brother is. He eats at one whenever he feels like it, but he makes sure to keep tabs on how much he consumes. If he eats a Big Mac, he balances out the scale with fruits and/or veggies, some home-made trail mix (hold the sweets), and enough water to stay hydrated. Combine that with a steady workout plan and he's fine. Same goes with me. I'm no nutritionist, but feel free to try this out: Lower your tolerance for sugar. The best way to stop eating something is to stop liking it. In my experience, being unable to take large amounts of concentrated sugar (ie chocolate bars, ice cream, cake) has helped me reject them in favor of more nutritious sweets (fruits, bro). There's no temptation nagging at me either, since I don't care for the stuff as much as I used to.

I love PC because, unlike a console, I don't have to buy a new one just to play a game. PC lets me play comfortably, so I'm happy.

I bought my friend Rayman Legends for his birthday, and we were lucky enough to hear this. Now I can't get it out of my head.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtamPZzWmCg

Maryland: Consistent weather, occasionally but rarely humid, typically cool in the summer months, and rather cold during the winter (Not even half as bad as Minnesota though). Maryland's pride and joy is the Chesapeake Bay, and every public student will tell you that erosion from northern states and cities (ie New York) gets in the bay all the time. It's something that's drilled into your head from day one. Maryland is one of the most expensive states to live in. It has many company headquarters situated there, such as Discovery Communications and Geico. In the urban areas roads are typically neat and orderly, and are repaired asap. It's densely populated, very urbanized, and very diverse. The state makes sure to have as many trees around as possible, and it really helps to give the area some color. In school you'll find a mixture of all races, and if one is dominant (rarely) it's not by much. In the part that I lived in, there's a heavy stigma against drugs and smoking. Sure kids'll joke about it, but actually doing it isn't very popular, and that's very reinforced by adults. The education in Maryland has been the top in the country for the past six years, and it wasn't until this year that the state dropped from #1 to #3, behind Massachusetts and New Jersey (Oh the shame!). Rush hours (around 6am and 4pm) are hell, so leave early, or wait it out. Either way you'll get stuck in traffic. There are lots of joggers in the early morning, and the lights of a waking city are always beautiful to watch. People mostly keep to themselves, and it may seem to new arrivals that people give you a constant cold shoulder. When you talk to someone, they'll be surprised, but they'll typically reply politely and might even continue a conversation with you! Overall, it's a very good place to live (if you've got the money).