Audra

Foster the People at the gym, one of my favorite bands to move to

That SpongeBob should have ended in 2005. The best episodes are the ones from 1999-2004 and any episode after that is LAME. Not my SpongeBob lol

I’m SUPER excited for Resident Evil 9 and Silent Hill f

It's interesting how it seems the West side has a lot of similar things and the East side is an add-on. Not necessarily complaining. From a logical standpoint, it's a larger map, there's a marketing advantage of nostalgia to it, repeating files is a ton easier than building a whole mountain in whatever proprietary software they use, there will be a lot more to do on that right side of the map; it looks majority city.
While all past NPC's in the franchise have some level of AI, I'm looking forward to the evolution of how customizations of prompts can be really immersive.

Your book covers, both AI and OC, look amazing! Medieval history is a unique niche of a hobby, it's cool you have a YouTube to attract like-minded people. Don't have any shame!
I am ghostwriting an extensive biography for an influential public figure. My first book. It's amazing that I was given this opportunity with such little experience. The contract for royalties was extremely generous. I hope it becomes a big success when it's published!
Another project I am working on is researching my family tree. There's very little documented, and I may be the last person who can tell the story. I love researching online!
On a personal note, one project I would like to start is journaling, or having a diary. I am an extremely private person. I keep many secrets to myself, I don't share a lot to people IRL. I think this will help me to be more social, because now I won't be repressing my thoughts completely, I'll have an outlet for it.
I wonder, did anybody have diaries when they were growing up? Did your mom snoop through and read it your entire life, unbeknownst to you, like mine did? It kind of really ruins you and messes you up. Deep, deep thoughts that are intended to be unshared should remain always private. The fact that it's such a common theme, "I used to love journaling, but then someone invaded my privacy and ruined it forever for me!" is a tough pill to swallow. Why do so many parents feel it necessary to be "in," on your deepest, darkest secrets? Gross behavior. Traumatizing.
I think, after 2 decades passing since my privacy was invaded, I'm ready to try again. With a lock on the book this time. I love encouraging other writers to get back into their roots. Great question!

The characters in Steven Universe are literally all bad people, but that isn't a reason to hate the show as a whole. A lot of people just can't handle seeing animated characters being exceptionally human in a way that can't be easily justified as something that makes them attractive. The main character all kind of suck as people in contradiction to the virtue signaling because that's what real people do

Fable 1: 9/10, fun escapism with simple, mind-numbing (which is sometimes wanted) mini-games to earn dat coin. Can be frustratingly glitchy at times, although I may have done a better job at finding those than the testers did after tons of hours playing.

Honestly a lot of Green Day lately.

An instant classic IMO, and as soon as I finish rebuilding my gaming PC I'm down to do a run with just about anyone.

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice: 7.8/10. Absolutely stunning visually and narratively, with a lot of depth in it's themes of loss, hope, and psychosis. The puzzles are fun but the combat feels clunky, and sometimes the gameplay just feels like the fiddly bits they inserted into the compelling story cuts in order to call it a game.

Baldurs Gate 3: 9.5/10 (noted bias, I am a huge rpg nerd)

Is installing new pantry shelves cool? Lol
Uhhh not my cool project directly but my friend is working with local groups to get support/sponsors for a business plan for starting a co-op, in part for her thesis around alternative funding sources for architectural projects, and I'm helping her meet with the neighborhood action committees around us

This kind of forum is what I missed most about the internet I grew up on. I missed the real connections and friends I made on them that just don't seem to form as deeply on open social media. I'm thrilled to find spaces like this still out here.

I’m actually a tattoo artist, I say get it during the winter!

Oooh good question. The original Diablo was the first not-educational game I played through and I absolutely loved it. I don't even remember why I latched onto it so much besides it being dark and spooky, but I played it over and over, and did the same with 2 when it came out. It would be fun to see if I'd still love it now that Im older and (marginally) less edgy.

What’s a game you wish you could experience playing again for the first time because of how fun it was or just because you had good memories with it?
For me, I wish I could play GTA: Vice City again for the first time because I remember watching my dad play it when he bought it and I thought it was so funny that you could randomly punch the characters lol. That was my first GTA game and I still have it to this day.
What about you?

Nice question… FFVII or Super Mario RPG… mind blowers

The Last of Us, it's just so good. It was the first console game I ever played, I was so excited. And the game was actually intense af especially since it was the first I'd ever played and I suuuck at video games. Had me leaned forward, talking to myself all loud and shit trynna get the courage to face bloaters 😂

My eyes are kind of cool
Less than 1% of the world’s population
Partial heterochromia is considered rare, as heterochromia in general affects less than 1% of the world’s population, with some studies indicating an occurrence rate of about 0.26% for any type of heterochromia. In the U.S., it is estimated that fewer than 200,000 people are affected by heterochromia.

Name: Sunnie
Favorite Music: sublime, Green Day, jimmy eat world
Favorite Movies: Midsommer, get out, Truman show
Favorite Games: valorant, overwatch
Dream Job: I don’t have a dream job, I just wanna make passive income and have a farm with lots of cows

cornerstone by theé arctic monkeys :-)

Toe Bean 🐾

Hii I’m Meg,
Favourite music: NIN (I have a tattoo to dedicate my love), Deftones, health, the prodigy… I used to be a dj I like a lot of music. I also play sax and make covers of metal songs
Favourite movies: labyrinth, the lost boys, the matrix, alien
Favourite games: DotA 2, Doom, Elden ring, csgo …. Yeah I need to touch grass
Dream job: I already have my dream job… I’m a tattoo artist … I suppose if I could do anything else I’d maybe consider the family business which is funeral care which is pretty interesting. But with my job I specialise in scar coverups and I try do a charity each month so a certain amount of my earnings will go to a charity that’s close to me or my clients.
Thankyou for reading idk how to use forums that well though

Name: Lindsay
Favorite Music: Charli xcx
Favorite Movies: Steel magnolias
Favorite Games: baldurs gate 3
Dream Job: Sped teacher ( I already have it:) )

name: star
favourite music: mcr, evanescence, bon jovi, frank sinatra (+ assorted musicals)
favourite movies: (i’m not a huge movie person! i spend a lot of time watching adult cartoons like south park, or animes like death note) corpse bride, american psycho, nightmare on elm street, scream
favourite games: amnesia, [redacted]
dream job: (almost) there! teaching

People who stop in hallways, aisles, any sort of traffic area to talk are the bane of existence.