This Q&A is Phyxed!

All the cool kids are doing it, so I'm gonna hop on the bandwagon.

As of this post, I doubt anyone really knows anything about me, so ask away!

 

1. Mashed potatoes are superior.

2. No watches here. I used to wear one years ago, but my phone has turned into the equivalent of a pocket watch nowadays. If I had a good watch, though, I wouldn't be opposed to wearing it.

3. ...no, sorry. Don't all attack me at once, please. In all seriousness, though, I have heard good things about Fire Emblem, so I suppose it's just a matter of my getting around to picking it up.

1. I haven't had a lot of back and forth with people yet, but Wizard's been pretty nice, along with everyone else who's welcomed me. I've never received such a quick welcome upon joining a forum, so this was a pleasant surprise. Thanks, everyone!

2. I definitely look forward to seeing a close friend of mine who lives on the other side of the country as soon as possible. Ideally, this'll happen in a couple of months.

3. I plan on eventually learning how to art, one way or another. I just can't decide on a medium to save my life...

 

1. nah, teen titanz is the worst. especially raven. am i rite?

2. Must I pick just one? All right, then... I'm gonna go with gryphons, since I've got one as a pet.

3. From time to time I do enjoy a good puzzle. Or a puzzle game. Most kinds will do, though I prefer puzzles that you can't solve with a brute-force approach. (For example, I'm not a fan of Sudoku.)

1. Physics are good. They keep me grounded and down to earth.

2. I think my most problematic bad habit is not answering this question whenever someone asks me. There, all better.

 

1. Assuming people and pets are fully capable of leaving on their own, I would grab my laptop for sure. I'd rather not lose the data that's on there. Beyond that, I'm actually not sure... Computers are essential to life! Everything else I could live without, if I needed to.

2. I'd really rather let my work speak for itself and take all the fame. I suppose I'd be famous for being a reclusive celebrity.

3. Presumably this wouldn't extend to manual dexterity or physical abilities. With this in mind, I'd have to go with the field of physics. Who knows what goodies I'd immediately be aware of? I might even find exploitable glitches in the universe...

 

In 10 years, 30 years, and 50 years, I see myself as 10 years older, 30 years older, and 50 years older respectively.

Sorry, Sugar, but I've never really liked the 10 years from now question.

Honestly, if everything goes according to plan, my excessive time travel will throw my biological age off enough that in 10 years, I'll probably be about 11 or 12 years older. In 30, I'll be about 36 years older, and in 50 I'll certainly be 72 years older. I don't tell this to most people, but after my sassy answer you deserve that much.

 

1. No, I'm not a big sports person, to much of my extended family's dismay.
2. I think the Spanish band Toundra has become my recurringly favorite music artist. They're not for everyone, though.
3. I don't have a single favorite, but a good one I just finished rereading is The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff. I don't agree with everything in there, but Hoff gives some insights on life that I think more people should consider.

1. Jargon. It's just got a great sound to it, does it not?
2. Bscotch. Wait, no, cinnamon. Eh, how about bsotch cinnamon pie? Yeah... Especially when cooked by a goat.
3. A wouldchuck wood chuck as much would as a wouldchuck could chuck if a woodchuck- wait a minute, that can't be right.

 

Hehehehe. Maybe a little bit...

What, my name? I have one? What's my name? Who am I? But for real, who?
I'll give you a hint: it's a word combination, but the meaning is up for interpretation. See if you can figure it out.

As for your second question, this feels like a cop-out, but I really don't have a favorite actor or celebrity.

And this ends our most recent round of disappointing answers. Tune in next time for more ambiguity.