Shameless' Corner: The Question Game

TJ wrote:What's the biggest change you'd like to make in your life? Past, Present or Future.

Something I'd like to change? Nothing.. Because changing 1 simple thing would mean everything else would have to be changed with it... Which I won't stand for. Just because my life did, and still kind of does, suck, doesn't mean I would like to change something about it. It's my life.. If I can't cope with what is dealt to me, I shouldn't be living it at all.

The Life Less One wrote:Have you ever done something you regret? If yes why do you regret it?

Before I was called Shameless, yes. Even though I understand now that I had no control over it--I used to regret failing to reverse her demise. And as for why: it's a psychological condition called "Survivor's Guilt"

Can you see yourself having children in the future?

After looking at last sentence of question 1 I wonder:
Would you say you're a bigger **** than me and if so what would you say is the worst thing you've ever done?

AsianVasion wrote:After looking at last sentence of question 1 I wonder:
Would you say you're a bigger d!ck than me and if so what would you say is the worst thing you've ever done?

I'm going to assume you meant that word, since it get censored.
However, to honestly answer your question, I don't care. I'm just brutally honest, and I'm brave enough to say anything I want to a person. A personal rule of thumb of mine is: If I can't say it to your face, I can't say it at all...
But I say whatever I want to whomever I want, because I don't give a flying f**k about your response. This, sadly, did (and does) still get me into quite alot of fights.

{Yeo}baller1 wrote:Can you see yourself having children in the future?

Yeah, I do. I don't really know how many.. But I do have 3 names that I do wish to name my children that I really like: Sage, Myrrh, and Creed.

Nice! Do you have or own any guns?

If you could sum up your life in 1 word, what would it be?

{Yeo}baller1 wrote:Do you have or own any guns?

No.. Well technically yes, if you count BB Guns and Airsoft Pistols. However, all of my "actual" weaponry aren't projectiles. They're all swords, axes, throwing starts, large wooden sticks (Boe Staffs)... I'm a martial arts person--so I guess even my entire body is a weapon too.

TJ wrote:If you could sum up your life in 1 word, what would it be?

Life.

IF YOU COULD HAVE ANYTHING WHAT WOULD IT BE?

Pokemon on FIRE wrote:IF YOU COULD HAVE ANYTHING WHAT WOULD IT BE?

If I had the ability to get whatever I wanted, I would get the ability to get whatever I wanted. Since I know this is a once in a lifetime opportunity, I'm going to make it last forever.
It seems really silly to let your greed overtake your rational thinking, and lock you into one ultimate desire. It's much more intelligent to think of a way to make that one in a lifetime chance last for however long you wanted it to be.

So you've been playing boxers for the NWDC? mirror match tomorrow for 1 piece?

when did you get good at yugioh?

if one of your family members was sad would you hurt yourself to make them laugh

TJ wrote:So you've been playing boxers for the NWDC? mirror match tomorrow for 1 piece?

Yeah, I have. And sure thing. As soon as you want it.

ThunderChidori wrote:when did you get good at yugioh?

I honestly can't say.. I know I was pretty terrible back when QDA was a thing.. And I got better under Zartorius' wing while traversing various other academies. But then I left the academy scene entirely for a year or two and just played IRL.
I'd guess just this last year I'd consider myself a "good" duelist. Because in the last months of the year (from Sept - Dec) I won nearly every weekly local I went to, and topped 32'd at the Regionals...twice.

^Philly did their regional twice due to Joey's World being released... And Sixth Sense being a legal thing for all of 3 days.

Gremlin wrote:if one of your family members was sad would you hurt yourself to make them laugh

Ha, no.

Do you currently have a job?

{Yeo}baller1 wrote:Do you currently have a job?

Yes, I work in a Stagehands Union building sets and stages for plays and movies.

what is your favorite anime?

ThunderChidori wrote:what is your favorite anime?

When I was a teeny-weeny kiddy... Back when Tsnuami didn't get cancelled, and aired at 4pm EST, I used to really really like One Piece. And I still kinda do... well, the Subbed versions, not Dubbed. The only Anime that ever peeked my interest was Casshern Sins.. But, then again, I never really cared about watching more than a few episodes, because I just don't ever really sit down and watch TV shows. I'm more of a movie guy than a Episode guy...

However, in place of watching Anime, I do really like to read Mangas instead--though I've been really too lazy to explore mangas anyway. Though I have read quite a few, and all those I've read I really liked. And they were:
- One Piece (favorite)
- Elfin Lied (got me into manga)
- Deadman Wonderland (as **** up as Elfin <3)
- Casshern Sins
- Princess Resurrection (close second)

what is the extent of your pain tolerance try to be specific

Gremlin wrote:what is the extent of your pain tolerance try to be specific

I generally say "ow" when I get "hurt"--but I generally just use it as a form of communication to whomever is stepping on my toes.. And even then, it's a very dull and boring "ow"

However, I know my pain tolerance is very high. I've been pushed off a 30 foot cliff, shot and stabbed in the stomach, hit by a total of 5 cars, and beaten with both a metal shovel and baseball bat--and all it did was make me fight harder, faster, and stronger. Just because I feel the pain doesn't mean I can't trudge through it like a locomotive; however, a good portion as to why I can is due to the amazingness of my body.

My body regenerates itself at least 5-10 times faster than the average human--and I'm a minor medical study because of this. And no, it's not like the Wolverine's accelerated regeneration...even though I like to pretend it is. But I can give you a story of what I mean.

When I was 10, I had to get my spleen removed because of my blood condition. The spleen's job is to eat bad/misshaped and infected red bloodcells--so it's a relatively important organ in the body, though it's not needed to live (just like you can still live with 1 kidney, half your liver, and 1 1/2 lungs).
Anyway, the doctor told me that after the spleen is removed, that I'd be in physical therapy/recovery for about 4 weeks due to my body having to cope with the fact that I'm missing an organ--and it has to develop a system without it. And he used my med-roommate as an example, since he was about the same age as me (slightly younger), but was almost done with his recovery.
I was up and out of that hospital in 24 hours, and playing backyard sports two days later--giving me an unexplained 3 day recovery.

Do you believe in the phrase, "its not the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog?"

TheFiercedW@rrior wrote:Do you believe in the phrase, "its not the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog?"

Personally I don't believe in that saying, because I don't think that to be true, considering that that phrase has been proven wrong time and time again--in both directions. I've fought people smaller than me, and larger than me, and all with varying degrees of "fight" in their soul (be it more or less than mine)... And it really only comes down to skill and instinct, and how much of that instinct takes over your body when adrenaline rushes through you.

Like, for example (referencing the response before your question) I've been shot in the stomach before. It was a clean through-and-through, considering he was standing just out of arms length from me.. But I won that fight. I broke that person's face in simply because I was angry, out-maneuvered his aiming, and instinctively read and countered all his moves...

So, instead of that phrase, I prefer a better one:
"If you wish to live, I'll give you one shot to kill me. If you miss, and/or fail--you're dead. No exceptions."

So then my phrase would be suited for you? "The only way you can beat me, is if you kill me?"

TheFiercedW@rrior wrote:So then my phrase would be suited for you? "The only way you can beat me, is if you kill me?"

No, because the terms "beating someone" can apply to a VAST variety of activities. I know I can be beaten, and I have quite a long string of defeats on my shoulder. However, if you're trying to just pertain to fighting and/or killing, the phrase I gave you is the best one out there for me.

Worst thing in life?

Food you cant live without?