Rylent

Played video games, stopped long enough to watch the ball drop with family and get a 'new years' kiss, annnd back to the game.

Independent, probably pessimistically so. I don't think anyone of them, right or left, give shit about anyone or anything besides whats in their pockets. The only place I think votes really matter are maybe in small town/school board elections, because those people have to live and deal with the community they impact. But I'm also a conspiracy theorist and think most elections are set up anyway.

Prolly a majority of it . Did you know the bible has been translated over 300 times from its original language, and its original language is so old we have no way of knowing if any of the translations are accurate besides maybe a handful of words? Oh and like, 1/3 was lost just before it was first printed/distributed, like physically lost. I was raised Christian but always thought the bible didn't make much sense, I mean the story of Noah's ark, even as a kid I was like "lions and zebras on the same boat....and where'd all the poop go?". Still believe in God, but also in my humble opinion, the bible is "The words of God from the mouths of man." There's plenty to be taken from a lot of the stories, that are true in life and are actual good examples of morality and prolly what a good God would want, but also as we've seen very obviously in history, people use God and his word for wrong and some of these beliefs have become conflicting. Excuse me while I get graphic but, we're made in the image of God but also a lotta Christians gotta problem with gays/trans, here's an obvious thought, if God didn't want some fellas bein' gay, then why would he make'em with a gspot in their ass??? I mean I've never met a butt baby, so what else is it there for besides fun? (I know straight men have them too Im js men are literally made to like that, so the 'unnatrual' argument has always seemed insane to me.)

I was having a hard time paying for my stuff in the store the other day (i was tired and bad at math) I went to put something back and one of our neighbors/family friends was in line and just paid for it and said merry christmas, was really really sweet.

The Running Man, its just a good movie. Moving story, fun sci-fi action, satisfying ending, it's really just the whole package.

It means 'pay to win' meaning make a Minecraft server and then put almost everything you need and the fun stuff behind a pay wall (i.e crates, keys, ranks) which most are like that, but in turn thats made a whole lot of people who purposely seek them out to break them. (crash the eco, dup rare items, lag the servers out). Which the eco was cooked anyways but I helped another player, and then they went on to purposely flood the server market and expedite the process. Its all just silly meaningless minecraft dynamics but it was interesting to watch in real time and also accidently be a part of.

Accidently helped another player crash the economy on a p2w server that just opened like 2 weeks ago. My baaaad

cruelty, like just 0 capacity to be cruel for everybody

Clean irl, finish a minecraft villager trading post and add a second layer to the automatic pumpkin farm

Johnny Cash , YungBlud, Marilyn Manson, xxtentacion, those come to mind for music that really impacted me. Especially the Born Villain album by Manson, was the first music I ever got for myself

Elf, both the Grinches, Home Alone, Gremlins, and I always end up getting sucked into those B+ sappy hallmark Christmas movies.

Open presents, eat way too much at a relatives house, stop in at another relatives house, annnd Christmas movies with hot chocolate.

I'd say I'm not toxic, usually, but I admit if someone's acting up, I'm not always mature enough to take the high road. I've known a few toxic people but I usually just 'kill'em with kindness' or stay away from them entirely.

Nah haven't got the chance, I've been to the Smithsonian one and the Virginia Air and Space Center, and a couple smaller ones. Both were pretty awesome, really neat seeing such significant pieces of history.