Ask Synerjee Anything.

I have a few: red, orange, green, blue, and purple.

 

That would have to be a girl from my country whom I have been friends with since grade school. She has always been there to pick me up when I'm down and to encourage and support me in whatever I do, whether they be schoolwork, life issues, or just general things in everyday life. We can talk about almost anything and we really feel comfortable in each other's presence. Maybe that's why our friendship is still rock-solid until today. <3
(Sorry if you were expecting someone else. If I did put some other name, I would be lying to myself and to her.)

I feel that college/uni is a great place to learn, to grow, to have fun, and to connect with likeminded people who all (or most) wish to succeed. It's somewhat like the final showdown between you and academic life, and one has to develop skills and tactics in order to defeat the 'bosses', which are assignments and exams, as well as social life to some extent. To graduate would be proof of this accomplishment.

 

I'm a pretty decent swimmer imo. When I'm in the water, I'm in my element. I've been told before by college mates that I'm a graceful swimmer, and once before by a high school friend that I 'swim like a fish', which I believe was aimed to be a compliment. I don't consider myself to be the best though as, of course, there are many others that are far better than me.

Cookies & cream is at the top of my list. I like the combination of chocolate cookie pieces and vanilla ice cream as I believe they complement each other well. I normally don't include toppings on my ice cream sundae, but chocolate sprinkles are always good.

Injections. I quake with fear and burst into uncontrollable tears if I am forced to take any.

 

I'm not sure if I do, but I'm more of a stamina-orientated swimmer, meaning that I am better at swimming longer laps at a decent speed rather than going all out with a burst of energy. Not sure if that's counted as a technique though. ^-^;

 

I have had training in martial arts before and am a Black Belt in Teakwondo (although now out of practice), so I believe I can defend myself well enough if the need arises.

 

Hahaha, I don't think there's a specific person alone that fits that criteria. As long as someone is not intimidating, I should be able to work fine with them.

Omg, this Pokémon is such a wall and a staller that's nearly impossible to take down in competitive battling without the right strategy, especially if a ton of stat modifiers have been used on it beforehand. I've faced this Pokémon in battle numerous times before, and I believe almost all of those experiences have not been pleasant.

 

Studying overseas and living independently away from my parents, away from them breathing down my back every second, free to experience new things with the feeling of being on my own.

 

Nope, fortunately. Never had the pleasure of meeting one before.

Yup. They're yummy.

Nope. No one I know is the type of person to do that.