Shameless' Corner: The Question Game

Shameless, what is your favorite food?

Devon_Keki wrote:Shameless, what is your favorite food?

I do not personally have a favorite food, per se. But I do love Italian dishes and desserts. Especially pasta and Tiramisu.

Shameless, What is your favorite card (Yugioh)? I'm interested in knowing what card you like.

Takeru wrote:Shameless, What is your favorite card (Yugioh)? I'm interested in knowing what card you like.

It's not more of a favorite card, per se, since it's technically a 3-part card series. My favorite card is Yubel (and her "evolutions"). It started out as a roleplay thing at another academy, and I was designated to be a main villain in the plot...so I chose my card spirit to be Yubel.
However, someone pointed out that she wasn't necessarily "evil"--but more like a someone who went insane due to isolation... So I researched the card, and the backstory given with the anime and manga, and it turned out that she was simply a tragic, fallen heroine. The story got to me, and I just simply appreciated the plight that this imaginary character and creature went through....

Shameless, what is your very first card you ever obtained?

KennyGee wrote:Shameless, what is your very first card you ever obtained?

A secret rare, first edition, Thousand Eye's Restrict. And it's still in near-perfect condition too.

Shameless do you have no shame? and why did you think of the name?

sj91213 wrote:Shameless do you have no shame? and why did you think of the name?

Shame is a mixture of care and regret. I often have neither. And Shameless is my actual nickname, given to me by my peers about 11 years ago, as a verbal response to a series of very unfortunate events.

I keep the name in order to remember a life long debt.

Bump bump bump bump bumpity bump bump, look at shameless gooooo~


Really do wish someone would start asking questions again. I like doing this game.

What is your favorite movie of all time?

KennyGee wrote:What is your favorite movie of all time?

I don't have a favorite movie of all time, but I do have favorite movies in terms of Genre.

Horror: DeadSnow

Family: Home Alone

Kiddy Movie: The Page Master

Animated (not Anime): Disney's Robin Hood

Anime: Grave of the Fireflies

Action/Adventure: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (dat Sean Connery cameo)

What deck do you feel is your trademark deck?

What do you feel is the meaning of life?

KennyGee wrote:What deck do you feel is your trademark deck?

My trademark deck changes with the format...however, for the past 4 formats, my "Trademark Deck" has stayed the same, do to my love for a loop with Blue-Blooded Oni + Lavalval Chain. And yes, I know that those two have only existed together for the last 3 formats, but they were fully announced about 4 formats ago in the OCG.

Leaf of Time wrote:What do you feel is the meaning of life?

Personally, I dislike these philosophical questions that have no real answer; however, to tickle your fancy, I'll answer it anyway...
The meaning of life is everchanging, depending on which part of the planet you live on--because wanting to "live life" is the same exact as "wanting to stay alive." Thus, in places like Cambodia and the Congo, the meaning of life is simply finding food and not getting shot. However, we'll view this question on the standpoint of the *cough* greatestsuperpowerevar *coughcough* America.

The "meaning of life" in America is essentially just the American Dream. You know...get a decent job, with decent pay, and a loving family with kids who grow up to do the same exact **** that you do when they're older. 
"But, the American Dream is just that...a dream, and you have to be asleep to believe it." -- George Carlin

So, in other words, there is no meaning to life, unless you're rich. If your rich (and i mean Upper-Upper class....not Upper-Middle Class), your whole meaning of life is to make yourself richer, and do rich people things.... If you're poor, your whole meaning to life is to not get **** over by it.
"Because it's looming there, you know, with a giant, fat, pink, flopping dildobat, ready to ram you right in the **** the moment you bend over too far for it." -- George Carlin

Shamless: What is your biggest regret?

I think my biggest is not being able to live up to the expectations of others around me. I worry that If I dont do as people expect me too then they will not be friendly towards me.

Knight wrote:Shamless: What is your biggest regret?

Someone already answered this for themselves, but that's perfectly fine. At least he's open enough to explain a decent fear of his.


Anyway, I earned this name because I have no regrets. I do everything without regret, or shame, or fear, or virtually any emotion. It's what being "shameless" is. However, HOW I earned this name is due to a very large regret (that I eventually manged to get over, emotionally).

Anyway, to make that long, dark, and depressing story short: When I was 10, I watched the rape and murder of a person very very close to me. That incident sent me into a mental institute for only a short year and a half...but after I got out, I got into alot of fights with the other kids around me. And when I was asked if I knew what I was doing, and if I felt anything, I told them I felt nothing, and that I didn't care about the consequences.
They then told me: "It's terrible to be so shameless at this age."
And one of the kids overheard the conversation....a day later that became my nickname.

Shameless: When did you become a fan of furries and what interested you so much about it?

Almighty Yeezus wrote:Shameless: When did you become a fan of furries?

It's mainly the artwork that I enjoy. Although I enjoy art in all its forms, drawn furry artwork just seems alot more complicated to complete than drawing the average human (with the exception of hair....people really love to draw some really ****-up looking hair). It's relatively simple to draw out a sleek, human body....but if you add the texture of fur over that, it becomes a bit more difficult... So i appreciate the difficulty and time it takes to draw out such creatures.

Also, furry characters were the cartoons and video games that I grew up with. You know...things like Sonic, and Kirby, and Catdog, and Rocko's Modern Life...most of the old 90's cartoons, and video games, were about anthropomorphic animals...or people turning into animals...or some variant of human-language-speaking-non-humans.

Shameless: When did you start playing yugioh?

katanoske wrote:Shameless: When did you start playing yugioh?

1998.. When I was 4. I think that is also the year YuGiOh was introduced to America.

Shameless: How did u start getting into Yugioh?

Fireblaze132 wrote:Shameless: How did u start getting into Yugioh?

I honestly can't remember. All I really remember is playing it, and playing it competitively with other kids my age, and being really good at it.... Then I stopped playing for the longest time, because I couldn't find my cards, and then finally got back into the game in 2009.

Well isn't this a surprise I didn't expect to see you around Yugioh anymore Shameless. Are you going to be around often? (I know I haven't)