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the sweet release of drinking a soda. Put me down for a nap carbonated beverage.
As an ex-cult leader I think I was pretty good at it.
Whispering sweet nothings to my computer to reassure it everything will be fine as I forcibly kill it for the third time (press and hold the off button).
My legacy is being the sinnoh police departments white wailord for ten years. Nothing else
I ate an exp candy once, at Saturn's request.
When the heart under the floorboards gets so loud you need to whip out the noise-cancelling headphones.
Houndoom is running around the living room and I cannot do a single thang about it.
Well
Trying to get a fitted sheet onto a mattress is the hardest thing I've ever had to do.
Trying to get a fitted sheet onto a mattress is the hardest thing I've ever had to do.
I don't like looking into mirrors anymore. It looks like there's something on the other side.
I don't understand people's surprise when they find out I am stronger than I appear. I work with machines, I train pokémon, I have hobbies that require heavy-lifting. My lanky figure comes from... other things. Not weakness.
Would you love me if I was a worm. Not in the sense where I am testing your hypothetical devotion to me in a hypothetical relationship, but in a "would people like me better if I could not talk and was easily killable" way. Note the lack of a "still". The odd suggestion that I am not killable is not intended by the way; as a mortal I am very much able-to-be-killed. It would not be easy though. So we cycle back to the question. If I disappeared, would it be noticed? Of course. But if I were a worm - would that garner a better attitude towards my existence? Who knows.
Fiddling with my computer, I have the side torn out so I can mess with the graphics cards. I don't play many video games but I play enough that I need to consolidate.
If I don't make at least five sci-fi media references in conversation then I feel wrong.