(10-22-2020, 06:44 PM)Lev Calxur Wrote: On a scale of 0 to -10, how much do you hate summer, and why is it -10?
What's an action or something that you hate absurdly for no given reason... other than Nova's signature?
What a silly question, of course the answer is -10. Summer is the worst season and I want it to disappear forever. Dry heat is not much better than humid heat, and Florida kinda made me hate summer's existence.
Seagulls. They are the worst. Not only are seagulls messy, but they are also really aggressive. And to top it all off....there's a Mormon legend regarding seagulls, and there is even a statue of a seagull in Temple Square here in Salt Lake City. I'm not even kidding. It makes me so incomprehensibly angry. As for Nova's signature, it really gives some flair to everything, what can I say?
(10-22-2020, 11:03 PM)Altino Wrote: Nova's signature is amazing. :(
When there's something strange in your neighborhood, who you gonna call?
If you could secretly change one thing in your life and everyone would just always think it had been that way, what would you change?
What are your feelings on limes and lime flavored things?
Ghostbusters! Even though I've never seen the movie....along with a lot of other classics. I really need to change that. >.>
One thing that I could secretly change....Oooh, that's a really clever one. My first instinct is to go for something wacky, but something more practical would probably be better. I think the ability to know either all languages or at least all of the more relevant ones. This has always been a kind of dream of mine, and I just think the applications of it would be obviously very useful throughout life.
Lime and lime flavored things are absolutely incredible and I adore them. I drink limeade on a regular basis, I think that the lime skittle being removed is still an international tragedy, and honestly, lime/lemon/orange flavors in general are amazing in just about any capacity.
(10-22-2020, 11:09 PM)IggyElenchi Wrote: Who is best pony?
What fictional universe would you most like to reside in?
Is cold cereal a form of noodle soup?
I would not honestly be able to say, I know very little about that fandom. If we are talking about real horses though, I would like to point out either Orb (Kentucky Derby winner from 2013) or Potoooooooo (Pot-8-Os). I encourage you to look into horse names more if you haven't already, it's frankly a blast.
As for favored fictional universe that I would like to live in, probably the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender. Even if I weren't a bender (I'd want to be a waterbender, but I would totally be a firebender), the world of A:TLA is just amazing. Even with all of the, uh...various issues that it has, I'd take it over our world without a doubt.
I hate you for asking this. While I can understand the....logic, behind this, I do not think that cereal can be interpreted as a noodle.
(10-23-2020, 12:48 AM)Larioth Wrote: Seeing as you are the successful founder of Geopolity, what advantages would that experience give you working in Karma? Could it possibly have hinderances that come with it (e.g. hard-coded mindset of how things should be done that are inapplicable with Karma)?
What is your opinion on the trope of the “Dark Lord”, where it is very common to see the main antagonist have some sort of dark magic/powers, while it is nearly impossible to find a “good” protagonist with similar powers?
If you were able to have anything as a loyal and loving pet, what would it be?
While I don't expect or imagine that votes in the Sangha would ever be too divisive, I definitely have experience in being able to gather up votes as well as compromise on certain topics. I also think that MAYBE (I'm not entirely sure yet) that I can help to invest in roleplaying here a bit, since that is kind of the specialty of my region. I don't foresee many hindrances to be perfectly honest, because I am definitely receptive to doing things differently. I've been changing things up in my region for several months now, so while there may be some resistance here and there, I believe that it would be nothing of particular note.
The Dark Lord trope is something that I believe is overdone and honestly a bit overhyped, but it absolutely can be done well (notable examples include The Wheel of Time, even though that's a bit different from what we usually think). The big ones that of course come to mind are Harry Potter and Star Wars, but in those cases, usually those Dark Lords are defeated for almost silly reasons, despite being so much more powerful than whoever the protagonist is. Not a hugeeee fan of it, usually.
Anything? Oh gosh...That's a tough one. Probably foxes, after some thought. They are honestly adorable and I frankly love watching videos from fox sanctuaries online. It would clearly be a bit (lot) of work, but it would be something that I would love to do.
(10-23-2020, 05:41 AM)Takura Wrote: What is your most prized possession?
How did you find NS?
Are tacos a sandwich?
My most prized possession? That's also a tough one, mostly just because I don't much put a
ton of value into my possessions. A definite possibility is my computer, because without it, I would have a lot more difficulty not only communicating with all of my friends across the country, but also managing my region from a computer and not a phone is definitely nice lol. This is actually really tough to consider though, I honestly just place value mostly in my connections and I don't think I have a most prized possession. There are definitely contenders, a few favorite books and games, but I don't think that there is much that I can think of that I truly truly prize above the rest by a considerable amount.
I joined NS almost 10 years ago at this point. I was recommended to it by a friend of mine from freshman year of high school since I seemed to enjoy politics (as it turns out, I very much did), and well....the rest is history.
You and OT...Come on now. At least on this one though, I can at least agree in theory that a taco is a sandwich, as it is a bread-like wrapping (tortillas) with a sort of filling. In practicality, if someone ever said that they had a sandwich and said that it was a taco, I think I might cry.
(10-23-2020, 06:36 AM)Dixie Wrote: If you died tomorrow, what would you want your tombstone to say?
What's your favorite Creedence song?
Is pulling a sword out of a rock a valid method of determining government?
While saying literally "rip" and nothing else, all lowercase, would be funny since I have a bad habit of just saying that to unfortunate situations, that would be no fun nor would it be too clever. Something else would be like "still have an ongoing list of things to do", but I probably wouldn't want that on my tombstone lol. But honestly, honestly, the best thing would be "Even in our hearts, he is working to abolish summer permanently" and truly what else would be better?
I had a feeling that this was going to happen. I genuinely do not know, because music and I exist on separate wavelengths for the most part. I can try to give some of their songs a listen later, but I genuinely couldn't even name a song of theirs or even what they generally sound like.
While most of our current governments are dysfunctional, to uh...say the least, I don't think that that is the solution. For one, the sword industry is not nearly equipped right now to deal with that. Do you realize how many swords that would need? Not only that, but who will be responsible for shoving the sword into the stone, and who is going to clean up the broken ones when they inevitably break a bunch of them?