Tiny Hoofs

I managed to see a couple of films recently. Rosemary's Baby - 9/10 Solo: A Star Wars Story - 7/10

Never played it. But I kind of wish somebody would make a bigger game for PC and consoles. Probably never gonna happen, but it would be cool. I don't ever play mobile games.

One Stormy Night (Arashi no Yoru ni) again! It's so cute! I've also been watching Welcome to N.H.K. It's about hikikomoris, so it's really relatable for shut-ins...like myself. I just hope it has a happy ending!

It is an overused buzzword. It's very vague, poorly-defined and often adds very little to a discussion. It might have had a specific meaning once. But at this point in time, "SJW" can be used to refer to anybody left of Mussolini by some people. Yeah, progressivism isn't perfect and there's a lot of toxic people that latch onto the movement. Just look at TERFs, SWERFs and people that abuse social justice just to spread hatred. But I feel the term is often exploited by reactionaries to silence anybody suggesting that we should make society fairer. Any show, movie or game is now often called out as "SJW propaganda" just for including minority characters and women. Just look at some of the dumb criticisms of Star Wars: The Last Jedi (not that TLJ is perfect and that there aren't legitimate criticisms of it). Besides, I don't think the "SJWs" are as powerful as people make them out to be. America and most of Europe has shifted further to the right in recent years. I'm honestly much more concerned about the rise of far-right groups and Islamists.

Chicken Little It feels like more of a Dreamworks movie, and a bad one at that. It's too weird and surreal; the plot is just nonsensical. And many of the characters are super mean-spirited and unlikable. I'd argue that the 2000s was mostly a bad time for Disney in general, save for some good films like The Emperor's New Groove and Bolt. The departure from 2D animation was saddening. And all of those Disney sequels ranged from serviceable to downright bad. I actually didn't mind Bambi 2. It was inoffensive film and didn't do anything to tarnish the original film. I'd say that Bambi 2, The Lion King 2 and Aladdin 3 were among the best of the Disney sequels. I think the worst was probably The Hunchback of Notredame 2. It completely undermined the original film, the animation was terrible and the story was painfully bad.

Almost never. I only ever drink on rare social occasions. I don't like the taste of most beers and ales very much. I do like some spirits and sweetened-drinks, but they're often loaded with callories and they get me drunk really fast (I'm a bit of a lightweight), so I try not to drink too many of them.

I actually didn't have many of them. I had a couple with my cousin when I was very little (who is around the same age), but I'd always get really homesick. I once ended up getting driven home by my uncle just before bedtime because I missed home so much.

Haven: Call of the King I feel like I'm the only person on Earth to have played this game. Haven was released by Traveller's Tales back when they had a really cool logo and released more than Lego games. It's a very ambitious game; it's a mix of platforming, racing and Star Fox-like space combat. It had great graphics for a 2002 game and it's story was pretty interesting. I quite enjoyed the game as a kid despite some parts of the game being mediocre. The platforming and space fights are a lot better than the racing and on-rails shooting sections. Another one of Haven's major problems was it's terrible ending. I think part of the problem was that it was originally intended to be a trilogy of games, but the two planned sequels were scrapped after the game didn't sell well. Apparently the game meant a lot to its creator. It was inspired by his Christian faith. I kind of feel bad for the guy. It's sad to see something that was so personal to him (which he invested a lot of time in) ultimately fall-flat.

I used to be an active user. I still check on the site every now and then, but I haven't touched my account in months though. I like Reddit for the variety of it's communities, but it can be a "circle jerk" at times and there's a lot of toxic places on that site, and that kind of sucks.

English is my primary language. And it's my only one...But I'd love to become multilingual some day and become fluent in other languages. However, I did learn German in secondary school. I don't remember a lot of it because I hated the class I was in; there were a lot of jerks in that class. But I remember some key words, phrases and sentences. For instance, I can say sentences like "Hallo, mein heiße ist TinyHoofs und ich bin dreiundzwanzig jahre alt." I'm good with the alphabet, numbers and greetings. I'm also casually learning Swedish. I really enjoy Germanic languages, if you couldn't tell.

I've nearly completed Cuphead! I've just got to beat the Devil.