Ask Frostgage

[Duality 10,738]

10 hours ago, Frostgage said:

I'm silly ( ._.)

Well, some of it is definitely metal. 

10 hours ago, Frostgage said:

 

After staying up through the night and day one time I fell asleep at 6 PM and slept for about ten hours. I'm not even capable of sleeping more than ~8 hours normally.

Whoa. I sleep over 12 hours when I'm tired, and I've never stayed up that long. 

11 hours ago, Frostgage said:

Pink Pony is best because Pink Pony is fun!

I never knew you were a Diamond Tiara fan! 

 

What do you do most regularly, every week without fail?

What are the most thought-provoking quotes, books, and/or ideas you've ever come across?

What is your favourite colour that isn't one of the primary or secondary colours?

Who is your favourite relative?

[Frostgage 7,972]

13 hours ago, Duality said:

I never knew you were a Diamond Tiara fan! 

Pink Pony is serious business

13 hours ago, Duality said:

What do you do most regularly, every week without fail?

What are the most thought-provoking quotes, books, and/or ideas you've ever come across?

What is your favourite colour that isn't one of the primary or secondary colours?

Who is your favourite relative?

1. Watch MLP while it's airing but otherwise I always set my fantasy baseball roster at the beginning of the week
2. I love learning about economics for college because it meshes perfectly with the way I think. When a new concept comes up I love to explore it and understand why it works the way that it does.
3. Not primary or secondary? It's gotta be pink, and not just because of Pink Pony kek
4. Probably an aunt on my mom's side. She's just always been super nice to me

[Duality 10,738]

7 hours ago, Frostgage said:

Pink Pony is serious business

I agree. DT can be very business-like at times. Just like her beloved papa.

7 hours ago, Frostgage said:

 

 Probably an aunt on my mom's side. She's just always been super nice to me

Has she ever given you cookies for no reason? No 'best relative' portfolio is complete without spontaneous cookies.

 

 

Why?

Are you sure about that?

What is the best material for use in making cutlery, in your opinion?

What is the best single gemstone featured in MLP, in your opinion?

[Frostgage 7,972]

On 7/31/2017 at 3:08 AM, Duality said:

Has she ever given you cookies for no reason? No 'best relative' portfolio is complete without spontaneous cookies.

No but she does make pie <3

On 7/31/2017 at 3:08 AM, Duality said:

Why?

Are you sure about that?

What is the best material for use in making cutlery, in your opinion?

What is the best single gemstone featured in MLP, in your opinion?

1. Why not?
2. No ( ._.)
3. Boring but nothing beats silver. I don't mind plastic utensils at all however
4. Rarity's flank ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[Duality 10,738]

11 hours ago, Frostgage said:

No but she does make pie <3

Satisfactory.

Unless it's pumpkin pie we're talking here. 

11 hours ago, Frostgage said:

Boring but nothing beats silver. I don't mind plastic utensils at all however

You seen those new edible disposable cutlery sets?

Biodegradable and made entirely out of potato starch.

11 hours ago, Frostgage said:

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I could've lived the rest of my life happily without ever having that mental image in my head.

My new motto: "If you can't say it without using a Lenny face, it's not worth saying".

 

 

Would you rather have your bones broken by sticks or stones?

How do the words 'predatory mustache' make you feel?

Who is your favourite poet?

Have you ever read 'Calvin and Hobbes'?

[Frostgage 7,972]

16 hours ago, Duality said:

My new motto: "If you can't say it without using a Lenny face, it's not worth saying".

This will be the lesson moms teach to their kids in this generation xD

16 hours ago, Duality said:

Would you rather have your bones broken by sticks or stones?

How do the words 'predatory mustache' make you feel?

Who is your favourite poet?

Have you ever read 'Calvin and Hobbes'?

1. Stones. Maud approves
2. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ... wait NO NO NO
3. Hmm that's tough to say... I don't know very many but Sylvia Plath is fantastic.
4. YES I HAVE. It's one of my absolute favorite pastimes <3

[CheeryFox 23,811]

Yo...would you try this? ...  ⬇️

 

[Frostgage 7,972]

On 8/2/2017 at 3:42 PM, Stormfury said:

Yo...would you try this? ...  ⬇️

Um no thanks xD maybe with cake tho

[Duality 10,738]

7 hours ago, Frostgage said:

Stones. Maud approves

MAUD YOU MONSTER

BREAKING MY BONES AS EASILY AS BREAKING MY HEART

12 hours ago, Frostgage said:

 

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ... wait NO NO NO

how could you

12 hours ago, Frostgage said:

Hmm that's tough to say... I don't know very many but Sylvia Plath is fantastic.

Just looked her up; she seems somewhat depressing but otherwise - for what it's worth, given my complete ignorance of the relative values of effectively all abstract poetry - I think she's pretty good.

12 hours ago, Frostgage said:

YES I HAVE. It's one of my absolute favorite pastimes <3

Do you know of a good site to read it online, then? I found it on GoComics.com, but the pages take, like, 4eva to load.

 

 

What is the longest you've ever waited expectantly for something?

What is the single largest amount of money you've ever physically possessed in coins?

pewpewpew?

What's the funniest thing you or someone you know has ever accidentally done?

[Frostgage 7,972]

21 hours ago, Duality said:

Do you know of a good site to read it online, then? I found it on GoComics.com, but the pages take, like, 4eva to load.

I don't ;-; I only own the physical copies

21 hours ago, Duality said:

What is the longest you've ever waited expectantly for something?

What is the single largest amount of money you've ever physically possessed in coins?

pewpewpew?

What's the funniest thing you or someone you know has ever accidentally done?

1. A Certain Magical Index season 3... for several years now x_x IT'S GONNA HAPPEN DANGIT
2. In coins? Hmm... I had a piggy bank when I lived in London where I collected a fair amount of coins. I think I got up around 4-5 pounds at one point which back then translated to 8-10 U.S. dollars.
3. uh oh #shotsfired
4. ... I'm now realizing I don't have a lot of funny stories ( ._.)

[Duality 10,738]

On ‎5‎/‎08‎/‎2017 at 8:55 AM, Frostgage said:

I don't ;-; I only own the physical copies

;-;

On ‎5‎/‎08‎/‎2017 at 8:55 AM, Frostgage said:

In coins? Hmm... I had a piggy bank when I lived in London where I collected a fair amount of coins. I think I got up around 4-5 pounds at one point which back then translated to 8-10 U.S. dollars.

And what did 8-10 U.S. dollars translate to?

On ‎5‎/‎08‎/‎2017 at 8:55 AM, Frostgage said:

... I'm now realizing I don't have a lot of funny stories ( ._.)

Seriously?

Like, no stories where you or one of your family members underwent some sort of physical trauma by doing something really stupid but it's okay to laugh at because your/their hospital bill was under $500 US and/or covered by insurance?

I have a tonne of those.

Especially due to my idiot brother-who-wants-to-be-a-builder-and-work-on-scaffolding-on-skyscrapers-and-is-frankly-a-life-insurance-payout-waiting-to-happen.

 

 

Who is your favourite user on these forums (besides me, that is)?

What is the most intentionally impressively intelligent thing you've ever said in someone else's presence?

What is the most delectably delicious thing you've ever eaten?

What is the longest period of time for which you have worn a single sticker?

[Frostgage 7,972]

13 hours ago, Duality said:

And what did 8-10 U.S. dollars translate to?

A lot of money. At least it sure seemed like it at the time xD

13 hours ago, Duality said:

Who is your favourite user on these forums (besides me, that is)?

What is the most intentionally impressively intelligent thing you've ever said in someone else's presence?

What is the most delectably delicious thing you've ever eaten?

What is the longest period of time for which you have worn a single sticker?

1. I dislike picking a single member because it's not fair to a lot of other people, but still I would like to give special mention to @Noire Panzer, @Luna, @The Leafeon Pinkeh, @Stormfury, @Stevonnie and @Lady Kiriness.
2. My history professor asked an obscure question that I happened to know the answer to. It was fun dropping knowledge while no one else knew what I was talking about hehe
3. A chocolate cake with white chocolate frosting. It was so good ;-;
4. Probably just wearing a nametag for ~6 hours or so. I can't think of any other situation when I've worn stickers

[Kiri 7,277]

Awww, you're pretty awesome yourself! Definitely one of my favorite users as well.  

Please, tell the masses what your favorite soda is.  

[Frostgage 7,972]

9 hours ago, Lady Kiriness said:

Please, tell the masses what your favorite soda is.  

[Duality 10,738]

On ‎7‎/‎08‎/‎2017 at 8:40 AM, Frostgage said:

It was fun dropping knowledge while no one else knew what I was talking about hehe

This is basically my life. 

23 hours ago, Frostgage said:

 

A chocolate cake with white chocolate frosting. It was so good ;-;

;-;  <- This face is so empathy-inducing. ;-;

 

 

What is the weirdest question you've ever been asked (besides this one, that is)?

What is thy foulest foolery?

Which is better, hot pizza or buttered chocolate croissant?

Why do you not wear stickers more often?

[CheeryFox 23,811]

Fave snack cake?

[Frostgage 7,972]

On 8/8/2017 at 3:10 AM, Duality said:

What is the weirdest question you've ever been asked (besides this one, that is)?

What is thy foulest foolery?

Which is better, hot pizza or buttered chocolate croissant?

Why do you not wear stickers more often?

1. The next one
2. One time I accidentally insulted my sister's friends' national sport with my first sentence. This is why I don't talk much xD
3. I would take the sweet option in almost every single scenario... but with this one it has to be pizza <3
4. Because clearly I'm a mature adult.

...oi stop making that face

On 8/8/2017 at 10:16 PM, Stormfury said:

Fave snack cake?

Swiss rolls! I can't think of anything more delicious. Sadly I very rarely have them ( ._.)

[Duality 10,738]

1 hour ago, Frostgage said:

The next one

THY FOULEST FOOLERY I SAY

1 hour ago, Frostgage said:

One time I accidentally insulted my sister's friends' national sport with my first sentence. This is why I don't talk much

Oh, that's nothing.

We insult our national sport all the time where I come from.

Spoiler

Not in the presence of anyone more patriotic- and tougher-looking than us, but still...

 

1 hour ago, Frostgage said:

Because clearly I'm a mature adult.

 

...oi stop making that face

I realise you meant that last quip to imply that we would be making a face of doubt that you are a mature adult, but the only face I'm making right now is one of appalled dismay at the fact that you would slander stickers and their wearers in such a derogatory fashion.

My mother got sparkly stickers when she learnt to play the cello as a 30-something-year-old, and she loved getting them.

WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY ABOUT MY MOTHER, FROSTY[GAGE]THESNOWMAN?

 

 

What's the most interesting thing you've ever found at a beach?

What's the creepiest thing you've ever found at a beach?

What's the most interesting/thought-provoking question you've ever heard?

What's the coolest pen/pencil/writing implement you've ever seen?

Edited August 13, 2017 by Duality

[Frostgage 7,972]

On 8/13/2017 at 0:36 AM, Duality said:

I realise you meant that last quip to imply that we would be making a face of doubt that you are a mature adult, but the only face I'm making right now is one of appalled dismay at the fact that you would slander stickers and their wearers in such a derogatory fashion.

My mother got sparkly stickers when she learnt to play the cello as a 30-something-year-old, and she loved getting them.

WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY ABOUT MY MOTHER, FROSTY[GAGE]THESNOWMAN?

Stuck my foot in my mouth again ( ._.) I need to reevaluate my outlook on stickers.

On 8/13/2017 at 0:36 AM, Duality said:

What's the most interesting thing you've ever found at a beach?

What's the creepiest thing you've ever found at a beach?

What's the most interesting/thought-provoking question you've ever heard?

What's the coolest pen/pencil/writing implement you've ever seen?

1. Any time that I found a quarter or other coin in the sand. This was legit exciting for me as a child.
2. A crab that decided to acquaint itself with my toe. I really don't enjoy beaches xD
3. "What do people genuinely want?" Simple but extremely thought-provoking for me. I can never guess what's inside a person's head but this question would explain why people make the decisions that they do.
4. A purple pen which has been very useful for me <3 from now on I demand all writing implements use purple ink for the betterment of society

[Duality 10,738]

17 hours ago, Frostgage said:

Stuck my foot in my mouth again ( ._.) I need to reevaluate my outlook on stickers.

Don't cry, just admit that stickers are all-consumingness made sparkly and that there is no escaping their dread sway and submit yourself to the sticker world order.

17 hours ago, Frostgage said:

 

"What do people genuinely want?" Simple but extremely thought-provoking for me. I can never guess what's inside a person's head but this question would explain why people make the decisions that they do.

Except for the times that people make snap decisions that are effectively the equivalent of a flipped coin. 

17 hours ago, Frostgage said:

A purple pen which has been very useful for me <3 from now on I demand all writing implements use purple ink for the betterment of society

And have stickers on them.

Extra-sparkly, mind you.

 

 

In what ways are you extroverted?

In what ways are you introverted?

How much Latin do you know?

What is the most interesting/thought-provoking piece of art that you've ever seen?

[Frostgage 7,972]

18 hours ago, Duality said:

And have stickers on them.

Extra-sparkly, mind you.

Sounds good to me

18 hours ago, Duality said:

In what ways are you extroverted?

In what ways are you introverted?

How much Latin do you know?

What is the most interesting/thought-provoking piece of art that you've ever seen?

1. Well. I sometimes enjoy a select few people's company. That's about all I can say xD
2. Constantly being around and speaking with people is difficult for me, so I avoid these things when I can. In all honesty I'm astounded/impressed by how many people possess these skills.
3. None at all beyond basic things from everyday life. My school has a language requirement so I considered going outside the box with Latin but it sounded rather difficult
4. There's a painting known as Christina's World which could represent any number of things. It's one of the more haunting pieces of art I've seen

[Duality 10,738]

1 hour ago, Frostgage said:

Constantly being around and speaking with people is difficult for me, so I avoid these things when I can. In all honesty I'm astounded/impressed by how many people possess these skills.

That used to be the case for me, but I think attending school when I was younger really brought me out of my shell. Most of the kids around where I lived were extreme extroverts, and they welcomed me - literally in some cases - with open arms. Plus, my church is almost like a home away from home - I grew up with everyone there, so they're effectively family -, so that helped as well in coaxing me into socialising.

1 hour ago, Frostgage said:

None at all beyond basic things from everyday life.

No 'alea jacta est', 'veni vidi vici', 'quod erat demonstrandum', 'ipso facto', or anything like that? Spouting Latin phrases at random during conversations is pretty much the easiest - not to mention funnest - way to sound smart.

1 hour ago, Frostgage said:

There's a painting known as Christina's World which could represent any number of things. It's one of the more haunting pieces of art I've seen

It is very interesting. It gives the impression of abstractness, even though it only depicts easily recognisable things in a realistic style.

 

 

What's your favourite historical event?

What's the oldest/smelliest/mouldiest piece of food you've ever found behind a piece of furniture?

What is your current opinion of yourself?

How has your opinion of yourself changed over the course of your life?

[Frostgage 7,972]

20 hours ago, Duality said:

That used to be the case for me, but I think attending school when I was younger really brought me out of my shell. Most of the kids around where I lived were extreme extroverts, and they welcomed me - literally in some cases - with open arms. Plus, my church is almost like a home away from home - I grew up with everyone there, so they're effectively family -, so that helped as well in coaxing me into socialising.

Ah I gotcha. I was homeschooled starting in 3rd grade so I guess that had the opposite effect xD

20 hours ago, Duality said:

What's your favourite historical event?

What's the oldest/smelliest/mouldiest piece of food you've ever found behind a piece of furniture?

What is your current opinion of yourself?

How has your opinion of yourself changed over the course of your life?

1. Has to be the moon landing. Just an incredible accomplishment that never could have been thought possible until it happened.
2. My family has moved around a lot over the years which I suppose granted me the advantage of avoiding this scenario xD
3. - see below -
4. Quite a bit actually - for the majority of my teenage years I didn't think too highly of myself. I like the person I've become now; not because I think I'm perfect, but because I'm okay with the fact that I'm not.

[Duality 10,738]

On ‎17‎/‎08‎/‎2017 at 3:03 PM, Frostgage said:

Ah I gotcha. I was homeschooled starting in 3rd grade so I guess that had the opposite effect

I was homeschooled since just after kindergarten; I only started school again when I was 14 (Form 6/Year 12). My school friends were insanely extroverted, I tell you. 

On ‎17‎/‎08‎/‎2017 at 3:03 PM, Frostgage said:

Has to be the moon landing. Just an incredible accomplishment that never could have been thought possible until it happened.

I meant real and verified factual historical events that weren't faked by the Illuminati.

Spoiler

jk lol flat-earthers have such weird explanations for stuff

 

What are your thoughts on flat-earth conspiracy theorists?

What are your thoughts on Einstein (the person, not his theories)?

What are your thoughts on [insert random celebrity here]?

What are your thoughts on [insert random person you've met at some point in your life]?

Edited January 2, 2018 by Duality

[Frostgage 7,972]

On 8/16/2017 at 11:26 PM, Duality said:

I meant real and verified factual historical events that weren't faked by the Illuminati.

WAKE UP SHEEPLE

On 8/16/2017 at 11:26 PM, Duality said:

What are your thoughts on flat-earth conspiracy theorists?

What are your thoughts on Einstein (the person, not his theories)?

What are your thoughts on [insert random celebrity here]?

What are your thoughts on [insert random person you've met at some point in your life]?

1. I kind of wonder how many of them are just trolls - certainly one of the stranger conspiracies (and that's saying something)
2. He seemed to be not just brilliant but extremely wise as well as evidenced by his quotes. Being a genius would be fun lol
3. Dave Grohl is one of the coolest people ever - an exemplar of clean living and overall skill at life. Now we just have to wait for him to guest voice a character on MLP
4. To my group project partner from last semester: learn how to show up on time x_x