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I've always wanted to beat Majora's Mask without a walkthrough. That day has yet to come.
Probably binge-eat all the pizza I could while listening to my vinyl collection.
This is an excerpt from my dream journal: Tonight I dreamt that I got to school and was trying to write a note in class, only my pencil kept writing in red. Turns out it was writing in spaghetti sauce, not blood, as my dream self first thought. Then my prof turned into a killer robot and demanded that I turn in an overdue paper or else be incinerated. B- dream : needed werewolves.
Pizza. Every. Day. Also, read a bunch of books.
Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson. Pure funky gold :') Might I live to see the second coming of funk music.
For Hanukkah I got a kindle from my dude, a cookbook from my mum, a toaster from my grandma, chopsticks and a dvd from my dad, and a journal :D
If I have time to jump, they have time to get out of the way.
I have very striking eyes.
Daytime is for narcs.
Books, pizza, and mortifying my extended relatives.
I'd have to say my sick earring collection, which consists mostly of lightning bolt shaped earrings tbh.
Long enough to see the dawn of all-year halloween discount stores.
A creature designer and SFX makeup artist for horror films or television, hopefully in Toronto!
Whenever I've been with the right person for the right amount of time. Preferably before the age of 35.
The literary word.
My mum yelling "Yo kid answer the phone you buttwipe" because I only have a landline.
I've spent a lot more time with my mum, but I'm a lot more like my father. I guess i really love them equally. I love how caring and sappy my mum can be, but I love how gritty and gruff my dad can be too. I love how i can talk to my mum about almost anything, but I love how my dad and I don't really need to talk most of the time to get what one another is saying. I love how my mum knows what to do when I'm sad, but i love how my dad doesn't need to ask if i'm sad to know how I'm feeling. There's things about both parents that I love, and I can't honestly pick one.
It's a three-way tie between my guitar, my knee-high converse boots, and my utili-kilt. (Don't judge me, utili-kilts are cool as ****).
The way he doesn't exist and lets me ogle other dudes on the internet while I eat pizza.
With the current Ebola outbreak and my germaphobic habits, I'm going to have to be a bad person here and say no.
I told my dad I only ate one ice pop BUT I ATE TWO MOFO
I often give the impression of being angry, but I'm really just a bit too serious and somber.
My inability to properly express human emotions and my lack of tact.
The word "teak" :I Also, narcissists.
At one point, but I'm usually not the sort to develop a crush on somebody.
Probably Foreigner or Harlequin. Pretty much any Canadian rock band from the 80's would do.
My teenage mutant ninja turtle t-shirt. It's perfect whether I'm geeking-out or freaking-out.
Cheesy horror films- specifically Army of Darkness.
The moment that I told my mum I wanted to be a SFX makeup artist and she totally accepted it instead of busting a gut like most parents would.
My mind is a constant miasma of book plots, scenes from horror films, and facts about ancient Egypt that I'll likely never use.
I will never be good at geography :
People are strange by the Doors. I doesn't matter where I am in my life, that song applies.
Dude, you're super cool! Not to mention you have sick fashion sense. It's great to have somebody else in the group who wears a corset as an accessory.
None, because I don't trust banks. Plus I'm currently broke because I ended up on Amazon.ca after a crappy day and bought a bunch of totally necessary books.
Innocence by Harlequin. That early 80's feel! That synthesizer! Those guitar rifts! What's not to love?
*You're Also, it's an optical illusion. If you turn my photo upside down you can see an old woman.
Probably India, because I'm allergic to curry, everything is trying to kill you, the roads are a nightmare, and they have a major overpopulation problem. The only thing that would make the visit worthwhile would be seeing the local bat species.
Of course I'm going to be defensive! I'm stubborn as hell and strongly opinionated!
I'm not pissed off, I'm just a jerk, due in part to my schizoid (which tends to mean that I don't give a **** if I'm mean or not). Yeah, I can be harsh and cruel, but you haven't exactly been the patron saint of gentlemen since we broke up. Seriously dude, I was just trying to apologize. Calm your man-t***.
You know what, I can see that this apology has only made things worse. Yeah, I did need the motivation of a resolution to apologize, but I also thought waiting might give you some time to get your panties out of a wad. I was trying to clear the air, but I guess you'd rather be pissed off, eh?
I don't want to be friends, I just wanted to apologize because I was kind of a jerk in our last conversation (which was really more of a comment war). Seriously, we may not be best buds, but we don't have to loathe one another.
I actually only really liked one song off of it, and that was "Lose yourself to dance", but that's not to say that it wasn't a good alb*m. Of course my favorite songs are still from their older stuff but I think it's cool that they're still putting music out.
Wait did I get a legitimate compliment? I'm not sure how to handle this. EXTERMINATE! DOES NOT COMPUTE!
Go to hell Meagan XD My tokus may be cool, but I have nice eyes too.
As cheesy as it is, classic romance is pretty damn effective. I'm not saying I want you to go 80's film style and break into my locker to fill it with roses, but love letters are pretty cool. There's nothing sweeter than the written world.
I've loved bats since I was a kid :D
Every morning when I wake up I immediately think of the song "Danse Macabre". For some reason that song really stuck with me.
Probably Electric Light Orchestra. I have a real soft spot for cheesy lyrics and synthesizer.
1. I have spectrophobia (which is the fear or aversion to one's own reflection) 2. Every time I play the song "I was made for loving you" by Kiss, my mom and I get in the same argument because she doesn't believe Kiss wrote the song. It always ends with her goggling it and admitting that I was right this time. 3. I have a collection of VHS tapes that I refuse to part with, despite being able to get all of the films on DVD
To master "Detroit rock city" on the guitar. Seriously, that song is wicked.
Special effects makeup. A few months ago I started to make my dream a reality and look into becoming a SFX makeup artist, so I spend a lot of my time watching, reading, and drawing horror/fantasy related things in the hopes of someday being good enough to make movie monsters.
Right now I'm reading "The Throne of Fire" by Rick Roidan and "Ulysses" by James Joyce. I prefer to read something incredibly lighthearted or whimsical when I'm trying to tackle a literary labyrinth like Ulysses. (Sorry for the whole "literary labyrinth" thing, I love alliterations).
A book of classic rock sheet music and a usb port Snes controller. I am the epitome of lame sometimes.
I'd have to say it's a toss up between "Telephone lines" by ELO, and "Synthesizer" by Electric Six.
English translation: Dear lady, I consider your buttocks among the finest I doth ever laid witness too. My deepest regards.
Oh god, just one? Ummmmm I'd have to say Fright Night (1985) for my favorite horror-comedy, Lost boys and Near Dark are tied for my favorite vampire films, and the exorcist is my favorite general horror film.
1. Donkey Kong country 2: Diddy's kong quest 2. Out of this world 3. Zombies ate my neighbors 4. Kirby Super star 5. Castlevania: dracula X 6: Contra III 7. Mortal Kombat II 8. Street Fighter II 9. Donkey Kong Country 10. Donkey kong country 3: Dixie's double trouble
Hands-down, the best best concert I've ever been to was Kiss at the budwiser gardens in London. The atmosphere was electric, the show was unbelievable, and the pyrotechnics were off the hook! Despite their age, Kiss sure knows how to rock out! Plus it was an indoor venue and it was raining outside, so it was way more enjoyable than rock the park.
You misunderstood, so calm the **** down. Contra is a ****ing classic that I would play hands-down and without question. I wasn't calling the game chife, I was calling the gameplay chife (if you know what I mean). I just tend to get frustrated with games that have one-hit deaths. That doesn't make the game any less amazing (I mean, look at out of this world! That **** is amazing, yet frustrating and hard as hell), it just kind of sets of my bull**** alarm when a game is so awesome and I can't get as far into it as I'd like without dedicating hours of my time getting my jimmies more and more rustled (prime example: Donkey kong country 2). So no, I will not bite you, thanks.
Chife: A popular slang word from the 80's used to say something is ****. Example: This school meatloaf tastes like chife!
The feeling on a really intense carnival ride when you're suspended in the air and weightless for a few seconds before your guts catch up with you. That, or the feeling when you're bull****ting about being able to do something and then execute it perfectly (Prime example: saying that you could probably spin-kick a chair across the cafeteria and then actually doing it like a martial arts pro).
Ya Contra is chife until you use the Konami code XD
In no exact order: 10. Mike Tyson's Punch out 9. Tetris 8. Super mario bros. 2 7. Klax 6. Duck tales (**** yeah) 5. Metriod 4.Castlevania 3. Super Mario bros. 3 2. Final fantasy 1. The Legend of Zelda
We were in the same junior kindergarten class and I was her bully XD No word of a lie, the first thing I ever did to Meagan was pushed her in the mud and hissed at her (which I think was my 4 year old way of saying "Mess with me and I'll cut you *****").
As much as I grew up on the staple Disney, I feel that on the whole Pixar just makes better films. Don't get me wrong, Disney has it's classics, but sometimes a bunch of stunning animation just needs to be matched by a great story as well.
It would be a dream come true if I was able to create movie monsters :D Practical makeup is meaningless to me, but creating monsters, freaks, and anomalies would be the best job in the world. After I'm finished at Sheridan, I'll probably head to Toronto to try and break my way into indie films, since the odds of landing a job with anything major (the Tom Savini company for example) are pretty rare.
Mrs.Harrison :I
Zombies ate my neighbors for Snes :D
It was time :)
That depends on the friend. But for the most part, yes.
I'd eat 60 meals from a shifty Chinese food restaurant. That counts as 60 dead cats, right?
CGI can go straight to hell >:I CGI is the laziest hack-job way to make a movie. There's something magical about seeing a visual effect in a retro film and wondering "How did they do that?!". Part of the reason I can't stand modern horror films is because there's no effort put into the effects! They just slap some obvious CGI on there and call it quits.
Books :'( One can never have too many books! I spend about half of each paycheck I get on amazon.ca
You want me to pick one book? Out of the 600+ I have read, you want me to only select one? Aw hell naw.
No, but I wouldn't turn down a date from the right person.
An Ipod shuffle dock. They're EXACTLY $27.54 and I could resell it for twice as much.
Pretty much anything made by Rare. Donkey kong 64, Conkers bad hair day, the works.
Here's my summer playlist:
- The Legend of zelda (Super nintendo)
- The legend of Zelda: Ocarina of time (Gamecube)
- Zombies ate my neighbors (My absolute favorite game! Snes)
- Dr. Mario
- Kirby Superstar (Snes)
- Tetris (Super nintendo)
- Castlevania dracula X (Snes)
- Donkey kong country 2: Diddy's kong-quest (snes)
- Final Fantasy I (Nes)
- Super Mario Bros 3 (Nes)
- Teenage mutant ninja turtles: Turtles in time
Lmao! This is hilarious because I actually have detailed plans for every horror-movie-like scenario that I could be stuck in while inside my highschool. Out of them all, I think I like the good old fashioned zombie plan best. We're talking normal "the walking dead" style zombies, none of that I am Legend junk. And I would have to go with my best bros Meagan and Coty. Coty because he's intelligent and resourceful (Also nerdy enough to know a thing or two about killing zombies), and Meagan because in emergency situations she had the magic ability to summon she-hulk strength. Plus I've forced Meagan to listen to all of my detailed emergency horror-movie scenario plans, so she'd know the drill.
First things first, it's "you're", and just because you don't agree with my religion doesn't mean that I'm going to hell. Actually, I'm not going to heaven or hell, I believe in reincarnation BIATCH. And might I remind you that while many wars have been started in the name of christianity, none have been started in the name of wiccanry. And so I ask, based on the hate and bloodshed spread by other religions, why would wiccans be held in a different light than any other religion in the eyes of an all-mighty being? Seriously, there are so many misconceptions regarding wiccanry that it's not even funny. You should educate yourself before you go around discriminating against others.
GTFO of here Meagan! I know it's you because only you would put 2 x's and an A in the word se*y.
Of course! My favorite pokemon is Haunter.
My female role model would have to be the original lady of rock, Joan Jett. But for some reason, I have a lot more male role models. There's Rik Emmett and Brian May, who inspired me to play guitar, and then there's my dad. I know it's cheesy as all getout, but my dad is the strongest male influence in my life, and he's responsible for 50% of my genetic makeup and about 80% of my badas*ery.