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20 Dec 2021, 1:22 pm

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I don't remember which one was specifically my favourite, since I watched so many cartoons.

What's your favourite video game (if you have one)?


Wow. This is a really difficult question (too many to list). I'll just post a handful of favorites instead:
-Bastion
-Anarchy Online (purely for nostalgia/comfort/sameness)
-Ragnarok Online (purely for nostalgia/comfort/sameness)
-Life is Strange
-Grim Dawn
-Path of Exile
-Elder Scrolls Online
-I <3 Hue (phone app/color puzzle game)
-Torchlight II
-Lyne
-Oxenfree

So many more!

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20 Dec 2021, 1:28 pm

I have a lot of nostalgia for the PC games that I played as a teenager - Doom, Duke Nukem 3d, Quake, Command & Conquer, Discworld. No clear favourite.

In more recent times Breath of the Wild is a solid favourite but I don't play much of anything these days.

How do you behave around bees and wasps?


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20 Dec 2021, 1:42 pm

I don't mind bees, but I immediately freak out when I notice a wasp. :oops: :P

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20 Dec 2021, 1:46 pm

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I have a lot of nostalgia for the PC games that I played as a teenager - Doom, Duke Nukem 3d, Quake, Command & Conquer, Discworld. No clear favourite.

In more recent times Breath of the Wild is a solid favourite but I don't play much of anything these days.

How do you behave around bees and wasps?

I'm fascinated by them-- and typically photograph them/document them. I do, however, have an allergy, so I limit my interaction with more aggressive wasps like yellow jackets.

For example, this is a female Liris argentatus, a square-headed wasp. I saw her dragging a rather large, paralyzed cricket through rocks, dirt, and leaf litter (at a dense mixed forest edge) for several hours. She was probably dragging it back to a safe burrow on which to lay her eggs. When the larvae emerge, they are supplied with a paralyzed, living prey (in this case, the cricket). This is called kleptoparasitism.
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20 Dec 2021, 2:32 pm

Not too well, really. I'm pretty scared of them.

Ever get stung by a bee?



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20 Dec 2021, 2:33 pm

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Not too well, really. I'm pretty scared of them.

Ever get stung by a bee?

Yes. One of my earliest memories was stepping on a bee (I was curious what it would feel like. It looked so fuzzy and nice, so I put my toes on it). I was probably around 2 years old. Maybe slightly younger.

Do you have a bedtime/wind down ritual? If so, what does it entail?


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20 Dec 2021, 2:51 pm

Take a bath/shower, drink some tea, do other hygiene stuff, and then lay down and watch stuff on my phone until I get tired enough to sleep.

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20 Dec 2021, 3:00 pm

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Take a bath/shower, drink some tea, do other hygiene stuff, and then lay down and watch stuff on my phone until I get tired enough to sleep.

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Yes. A very strict routine.
4:30pm: I make my bed, get my pillows and blankets organized perfectly. Take a shower if I'm not feeling too dizzy.
5:00pm: I get into comfy PJs and do breathing exercises/self care in bed. My partner feeds the dogs while I have this quiet time
5:30pm: The dogs are put to bed, and my partner comes to the bedroom. We watch a relaxing show or two.
6:15: I eat 2-4 gluten free chicken nuggets with dairy free ranch dressing and a splash of tamari sauce. Also a sliced dill pickle on the side (while we are watching something relaxing). I brush my teeth after. Sometimes our dogs get into bed with us right after this.
7:30: We turn on Critical Role or another live roleplaying game. I take my bedtime meds if I am feeling anxious or tachycardic. My partner walks the dogs one last time before they are put back to bed.
8:00-8:15: Lights go out and I put in my earbuds and listen to my "Sleep" meditation.

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20 Dec 2021, 3:01 pm

My pillow fort and some Ambien.

Do you like nail polish?


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20 Dec 2021, 3:02 pm

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My pillow fort and some Ambien.

Do you like nail polish?


Pillow forts <3 <3

No. I don't like that most of it is highly toxic, and I don't like wearing it. It feels weird, and I peel it off within minutes of it drying.

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20 Dec 2021, 3:07 pm

I used to wear it to work all the time. Now I can't stand it, either.

I feel like it reduces my touch sensitivity, or something.

It doesn't bother me on my toes in the summer, but I hate the smell. (Of the polish, not my toes ...) :roll:


Feather pillow or other?


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20 Dec 2021, 8:41 pm

I don't know if I've had a pillow with anything but just cotton in it. I'll have to go with cotton pillows then... :scratch:

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20 Dec 2021, 8:49 pm

I Haven't had a feather pillow since was a small kid, i ripped it open once, made a mess all over my bed.
It was never stitched back up or anything, i just slept with it, every night feathers would leak out.

Have you ever been approached by a crazy person? (if so ,what did they say)


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21 Dec 2021, 1:44 am

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I Haven't had a feather pillow since was a small kid, i ripped it open once, made a mess all over my bed.
It was never stitched back up or anything, i just slept with it, every night feathers would leak out.

Have you ever been approached by a crazy person? (if so ,what did they say)


Sometimes on a city bus, but that was awhile ago. I forget what they said. People approach me all the time in public. Either crazy, drunk, or trying to sell stuff.

What is your first memory of school?



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21 Dec 2021, 3:45 am

Playing in the classroom with other kids, at the special school I went to when I was 4 years old.

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21 Dec 2021, 5:02 am

We were living with my grandmother as our house was being built, and it wasn't ready when the school year started, so I started kindergarten in a different city while living in my grandmother's basement. I remember walking to school with my aunt, who is only (I think) five years older than I am. I remember the classroom, I remember sitting in a huge circle with the other students.

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