Peppermint Larry

Twisted Tea is pretty good. Redd's Wicked Apple Ale is also good.

But vodka and ginger ale have a special place in my heart.

Not many things these days make me angry. Except if something happens in my menial, physical-intensive job, be it a person getting on my nerves or the actual materials I'm handling hurting me.

And I usually take my anger out by working harder.

All of them. Maybe not all of them at once, but I ain't picky (except olives, olives are the devil)

I used to custom order a chicken, spinach, and feta pizza every time I ordered. Bacon chicken barbecue is pretty good. 

I feel like I'm the same exact person I was in high school, except

• My sweet tooth is gone- I can't eat sweets like I used to.
• I don't have time for video games or hobbies anymore- but with my very new job schedule, this may change.
• Due to how things have played out, I'm no longer afraid to call out red flags and cut off from toxic people.
• I don't act like a frickin fool trying to look quirky and interesting. I cringe hard thinking back to how I used to act.

In real life, face-to-face, I normally won't talk much at all. And if I do, I try to keep the conversation as far away from my personal life as much as possible.

But on here, I feel like I seem to focus on answering topics asking about myself. I think some if it is because I loved writing prompts in school and now that I'm out, there's no other reason for me to write. Some of it is because I want to open up more, and make online acquaintances, but I don't seem to follow through with actually interacting with others, and it's a shame.

I do lurk around a lot and see what other people have to say about things, though.

I love Undertale and Deltarune. Even though it's not finished though, I like Deltarune more than Undertale.

My friends who introduced me to Undertale ruined the experience by telling me to go pacifist my first run. After that, any other route is hard to bring myself to do. So I've only done pacifist.

Favorite character from Undertale? That'll have to be a tie between Alphys and Sans. Favorite character from Deltarune so far? Kris.

I've seen some of the series a long while ago, and it was alright. I liked the movie more than the Netflix series, but now that I remember that the Netflix series exists, I'm likely going to rewatch/catch up on it! 

I've decided I couldn't stand penguinz0 any longer.

I discovered him when his QWOP video was featured on =3 back in the day. Back then, his humor was great. He'd focus on commentating on games, using... colorful vocabulary, non-nonchalantly, in monotone. He later uploaded a video I believe, and it was talking about his mental health and how he struggled putting himself out there. He had a good deal of anonymity, but he wanted to be more of an open person and his friends encouraged him to do so. Knowing this, it was really inspiring once he did start showing his face more. He began making infomercial parodies, which I loved. 

But then he started making "reaction videos". Which, started out mediocre, but it's gotten to the point where he now reacts to various YouTube videos on his Twitch, and then re-uploads them on YouTube. Some videos he reacts to are very talk-heavy, and he just talks over it, without pausing. Since he's doing it live, now, he no longer takes the time to make proper jokes/shots at the material. When he isn't "reacting" to other people's content, he's swinging fleshlights around. He still makes infomercial parodies from time to time, but they're hardly funny anymore. His whole channel has gone down the toilet.

22 minutes ago, KillerKingBakudan said:

1. Your hands are cuffed, your feet are weighted down by cement shoes, and you're dropped in the middle of an ocean.  

From what height? If dropped from far enough up, the impact of the water itself will be enough to kill, or at least knock me unconscious. If this is the case, I'd go with this one over the intersection drop, because at least my death won't be as much as a public safety hazard.

But if the intention is to drown while aware, as it probably is, then I'll take the latter.

I'd probably have a better survival rate in a car crash on land than in a plane. I'd have plenty more options available to avoid or minimize damage, as the driver. In a plane, there's not much you can do as a passenger.

 But I'd much rather die in a plane crash than in a car crash underwater.

I never really experienced anything wrong with Hulu Plus, besides the UI's layout, specifically in their PS3 app. Their menus are irritating to try and navigate.

I like the idea of ghosts, and I'd like to believe in them. I sometimes choose to believe that loved ones who've passed are watching over me.

But it just doesn't make sense to me how that would work, spatially. Like, assuming there's no final resting place, and everyone who's died in the history of forever has to float around us on earth, wouldn't it be crowded? Overpopulated to the point that every house is haunted? Shouldn't paranormal activities be more rampant, and more spectacular, especially considering the temperament of a good chunk of people?

There wasn't a single point in time that I learned, or one "talk" session. Our school system had a sort of "sex ed" each year starting in kindergarten (This is what males have, this is what females have, nobody is to touch your junk, etc) and they'd throw in more information each year. At around 4th grade they taught us what to expect during puberty, and every year after that they slowly brought in sex as an interaction. 

Though I will say that outside of school, my family fed me fear-mongering misinformation that had really screwed my perception of the whole topic up. As a 13 year old in middle school, I for real believed kissing people caused pregnancy -_-

Naughty Dog, Insomniac, Rockstar, Capcom, Valve, and Nintendo. 

I think they should include gay pony couples, but by no means do I believe they should have to explicitly state that those couples are gay. Unless they want to, of course. 

For such a "children's" show, delicate topics were discussed with tact: dead parents, divorced/separated parents, cults, puberty, racism, handicaps- all without being in-your-face about it. I'm sure that if the writers wanted to, they could pull off throwing a gay couple in the show without being explicit about it. Mostly because they are already doing so with Bon Bon and Lyra. Or with Octavia and Vinyl Scratch. 

The show deals with a lot of more mature jokes and themes at times, which makes it more of a family show than just a children's show. I think it's a little hypocritical of people to be disgusted at a hinted at gay couple, but not the fact that Fluttershy blushed when RD threw her blankets off of her, or when Cheese Sandwich said "Hey good lookin', want some mayonnaise?", or that the Wonderbolt's locker room seems to be co-ed, or that body pillows exist, or that we had an episode full of older mares that kept flirting with younger stallions. 

In later episodes, I'm noticing life lessons that deal more in the realm of adolescence (and even adulthood) than in childhood. I don't think throwing some gay couples in the show would be a bad idea, especially considering the level of tact that the writers have shown us before.

I'm caucasian, 5'4'', chunky, green eyes, short brown hair that sort of turns copper in sunlight.

I wear glasses, you'll never see me not wearing a jacket in public. I've got a really light mustache trying to grow in.

I'm androgynous looking. In the past year, about 40% of strangers read me as male, and 60% female.

I've been told that I look like I "play Call of Duty" (I do not.) 

I currently work in a warehouse loading trailers for about 5 hours a day, 5 days a week. 

While that's not really full time, a while back ago I was offered full time at 10 hours a day, 4 days a week. However, as soon as I started my schedule, we were working 11 hours a day, 5 days a week. For a while there we were actually working 11-hours 6 days a week 

After a few months it eventually became too much for me. I would have really enjoyed it if they actually gave us our extra day off like they promised. Oh well 

I don't really have a preference, but I often do things in odd numbers just to irritate those around me.

My favorite numbers are 5 and 23. 5 started as an inside joke and it sort of grew on me, and 23 because, idk why. 

Favorite Irish food that isn't green? Fish and chips! Favorite green food that isn't Irish? Probably nori!

I actually just got done making green deviled eggs, as weird as that may sound. But that's by no means my favorite  

I'm 22 but most strangers assume I'm 12-15. When buying alcohol, cashiers double take and look extremely concerned until they've seen my ID. I've had a car salesman laugh at me when I told him I was looking to buy a car, once. 

I'm only on my second one. First one lasted about four years, and ended for a multitude of reasons (general toxicity, them pressuring me into an unwanted open relationship, incompatible viewpoints to name a few). 

The one I'm in currently has lasted about 3 and a half years so far with very little problems.

I work third shift, so I'm usually in bed by noon and I wake up at 8 or 9 PM. 

Though hopefully I'll be able to change my work schedule soon. 

I think they're decent tools for getting in touch with one's subconscious, as I personally don't believe in ghosts and demons.

I'm a wimp when it comes to temperature-hot foods, so I've gotten myself in the habit of dipping pizza rolls in sour cream. Now I don't like pizza rolls unless I have sour cream.

Whenever I'm eating any sort of sandwich, I always toast the bread. Burgers, lunch meat sandwiches, tuna... even PB&J's

As for actual eating behavior, when eating ravioli, I always try to peel the flat noodle off the cupped noddle with my tongue. Whenever I eat Nutty Buddies or anything similar I eat it one layer at a time. If I'm eating some sort of meat with mashed potatoes and some sort of vegetables, I always make a little cake out of everything.

I was always told I was mature for my age all through growing up. For the most part, I'd agree, but my parents didn't see what I was like in middle and high school. I attached myself to the "weird kid" archetype so much that it became like a show of sorts, which, I don't really regret as much during my middle school years than I do in my high school years. As a 15-16 year old, it became gratuitous.