My opinion about myself is actually pretty ok/average
Until you either have me talk to someone face-to-face or put me in front of a camera
Until you either have me talk to someone face-to-face or put me in front of a camera
on November 27, 2017
The birth of Jesus would be really weird out of context, like
Some kings decide to worship an infant and the mother is a virgin somehow
Some kings decide to worship an infant and the mother is a virgin somehow
I asked my mom that when I was 2
Mom: *looks up at the ceiling*
Mom:* arms raised*
Mom: The kings knew that Jesus was the chosen one!
Mom: *looks up at the ceiling*
Mom:* arms raised*
Mom: The kings knew that Jesus was the chosen one!
on November 27, 2017
on November 27, 2017
I'd like to see a universe where everyone gets superpowers. Not just the protagonist and the villain, but the bystanders, too. I think it would be interesting to see how the government and technology would change.
on November 26, 2017
So, I'm of Irish decent, and my friends know someone who is also of Irish decent, and they had us compete to see who could find a three-leaf clover first. He won. I'm not sure how to feel about this.
on November 26, 2017
Here's my theory about what happened in the game "INSIDE". There are major spoilers for the ending of the game, so if you haven't watched or played the entire game, I suggest you either don't read this or come back to this later. It won't really make sense if you do decide to read the theory without knowing what happened in the game, anyway.
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Either the government has become extremely corrupted or some agency has taken over the government. Which one it is doesn't matter too much. However, what does matter is that whoever's in charge created something to take control of each individual in the population. They can be controlled using the yellow glowing discs seen in the game. The line of people you see is probably checking them to make sure they're functional. I think that a side effect of this is you start to melt a bit. The giant blob seen in the ending is some sort of a prototype.
The protagonist, the kid, is immune to the mind-control, making him a threat to the agency that's in charge of this all, so that's why he was being hunted. The kid wants justice, and tries to free the giant blob from the agency. In doing this, something goes wrong, and he accidentally becomes apart of the blob himself. Luckily for him, this gives him the ability to control the blob, and using the blob, he breaks free from the lab the blob was kept in and is now outside, free from the agency.
This doesn't cover the mermaid things, though. I believe the mermaids are either a failed prototype, like the blob, or were already there in the universe that INSIDE is set in. I'm going to go with the prototype. These prototypes are infected, causing them to act extremely hostile towards everyone. This infection probably also effects their eyes, so they can't look at bright lights. One of these mermaids injects the kid with something, allowing the kid to breathe underwater. This was most likely the same thing that infected the other mermaids. But, because of the kid being immune to the agency's serum, he only gains the ability to breathe underwater and not the other side effects, just like how he is able to control the people being mind-controlled by the agency.
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Either the government has become extremely corrupted or some agency has taken over the government. Which one it is doesn't matter too much. However, what does matter is that whoever's in charge created something to take control of each individual in the population. They can be controlled using the yellow glowing discs seen in the game. The line of people you see is probably checking them to make sure they're functional. I think that a side effect of this is you start to melt a bit. The giant blob seen in the ending is some sort of a prototype.
The protagonist, the kid, is immune to the mind-control, making him a threat to the agency that's in charge of this all, so that's why he was being hunted. The kid wants justice, and tries to free the giant blob from the agency. In doing this, something goes wrong, and he accidentally becomes apart of the blob himself. Luckily for him, this gives him the ability to control the blob, and using the blob, he breaks free from the lab the blob was kept in and is now outside, free from the agency.
This doesn't cover the mermaid things, though. I believe the mermaids are either a failed prototype, like the blob, or were already there in the universe that INSIDE is set in. I'm going to go with the prototype. These prototypes are infected, causing them to act extremely hostile towards everyone. This infection probably also effects their eyes, so they can't look at bright lights. One of these mermaids injects the kid with something, allowing the kid to breathe underwater. This was most likely the same thing that infected the other mermaids. But, because of the kid being immune to the agency's serum, he only gains the ability to breathe underwater and not the other side effects, just like how he is able to control the people being mind-controlled by the agency.
on November 25, 2017
Fire Emblem logic:
"Who's this?"
"I don't know. We found 'em in some field. They have amnesia."
"Oh. Well, let's let them into our army."
"No, no, even better. Let them command our troops!"
"Yeah!"
"Who's this?"
"I don't know. We found 'em in some field. They have amnesia."
"Oh. Well, let's let them into our army."
"No, no, even better. Let them command our troops!"
"Yeah!"
on November 25, 2017
Radio Stations:
Me:
Radio Stations:
Me:
Radio Stations: "NOW ENJOY OUR 24/7 CHRISTMAS MUSIC"
Me:
Radio Stations:
Me:
Radio Stations: "NOW ENJOY OUR 24/7 CHRISTMAS MUSIC"
on November 24, 2017
Happy Thanksgiving!
If you don't celebrate it, then Happy Thursday.
If you don't celebrate it, then Happy Thursday.
on November 24, 2017
on November 23, 2017
on November 23, 2017
ThreeBirds asked a question
How does one make friends in real life? I'm very bad at it. When I talk to people, I st...
on November 23, 2017
I don't know why, but sometimes I feel like it would be a cool idea to disappear and observe the world. No one would interact with you, and you couldn't interact with them, but that's fine. It might get lonely, though, and you might witness some bad stuff along with the good.
Never would I ever!! I would only do that when I wanted to spy! Not forever! I'd get SO lonely! Even more lonely than I already am without my old best friend Ellie Shelton. Ooh maybe I could spy on her!
on November 23, 2017
on November 23, 2017