The Blackangel

With Annie Palmer roaming around, it's freaky as hell. Especially with her being buried in an unmarked grave somewhere on the estate grounds of what was formerly her plantation. Yeah, there's that tomb near the house, but that's for tourists that don't know anything about Rose Hall. I would love to come back to Jamaica and go on another tour. If I'm lucky, we'll see the wicked bitch somewhere and I can tell her to eat shit if she gets on my nerves bad enough. This kind of thing is why @Rain Dew and I are paranormal investigators. We love the paranormal and anything that simply can't be explained. Cryptids are also a passion with our paranormal beliefs. There's just too much out there in this world that has no rational explanation except for being a cryptid or paranormal. I'm looking for The Rake, and I'm gonna nail his ass! Creepypasta, I know, but it's still fun to say!

Easy choice. Neither. But if I'm being forced to choose it's another easy answer. The deep sea. There's so much down there to see that it's just amazing. I could also do things such as visit the wreckage of the Titanic. I've seen relics and pieces of the ship, but to actually visit the ship in 80% of its entirety would just be awesome. Then going by the debris field between the two pieces of the ship would leave me speechless. If I had millions of dollars, I would commission a scale model of the ship. But to afford that, I would have to be at a point in wealth where I'm wiping my ass with $100 bills.

Is anyone else into the paranormal? I love the whole subject, especially stories from other cultures. Some of my favorites are Spedlins Tower, the big grey man of Ben Macdhui, the moving coffins of Barbados, Okiku's Well, the duppies of Jamaica, La Llorona, and Monte Cristo just to name a few. There's thousands more from all over the world. The most infamous here in the states is easily the White House. But there's also other places like Hell House in New Orleans Louisiana and the Winchester house. Then there's objects like Annabelle and Robert, the Hope Diamond, and several works of art like The Anguished Man, The Crying Boy, and The Hands Resist Him paintings. There's dozens of other paranormal/haunted/daemonic places and objects that I haven't mentioned that I'm a fan of. But I want to hear what everyone else has to say. @Shagger and @Crazycrab Have you guys ever checked out either of the ones I mentioned? I would love to hear your thoughts on them!

People rarely survive an avalanche. The force of the snow hitting them isn't much different that a wall of concrete hitting them. If they're not immediately killed by that, they usually tend to suffocate under the snow.

After considering a few things, I would go for the ice climbing. My body is intolerant of heat and if the temp gets much above 65° to 70° I pass out. It's not until I can get taken somewhere that is colder than I come back around. So while volcano surfing sounds like a blast, I would just prefer being conscious while having that kind of thrill.

If animation was for kids only, I would like to meet the parent that is comfortable with their 5 year old watching Drawn Together.

Either way, here's hoping the answer is a flat out NO. The Switch is not an appropriate platform for AAA titles. It simply takes away so much from the game due to it's size. Sure you can port it to play on a TV, but that still doesn't do them justice. Keep AAA games on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.

The worst I've seen was Hayden Christiansen as Anakin Skywalker. He destroyed the role and just made me sick. M. Night Shymalan is the worst director in cinema history. It doesn't matter who the actors are, his movies are career enders. The only movie he ever did that was even half decent was The Sixth Sense. Everything else is in the toilet with Adolf trump's integrity.

This is like saying gaming is just for kids. It's not for everyone, but it is for someone. A lot of adults watch cartoons. And I don't mean only things like Family Guy or South Park. I still watch Popeye, Felix the Cat, He-Man, TMNT, Looney Tunes, and tons of others that I grew up on.

Thankfully it was a tracfone. I just left it and bought a new one because it was sticking out of a fresh pile of shit that I hadn't flushed yet.

Actually, it was usually throwing stars.

Then any word of that retarded fucking valley girl slang. I can't fucking stand it. Until someone spreads you on a piece of toast, you're not fucking jelly. You're jealous. And that's just the beginning of it.

Typically, no I don't celebrate my birthday. It's nothing but a reminder that I'm one more year closer to death. But if you celebrate yours, take the day off and delve into something that you truly enjoy.

For $100 I jumped from the bed of one truck to the bed of another going 70mph with only a football helmet for protection. That was beyond idiocy.

I don’t know if this counts, but there are a couple ethnic slurs that I would rip my tongue out long before I would ever say. They will never come out of my mouth for any reason. If slurs and other offensive language don’t count for this topic, then I’ll have to think on it.

For me, it's a good number of songs. But the two that will take me back instantly are Livin' On A Prayer by Bon Jovi, and ANY NKOTB song. But here's just one of their songs. It's Step By Step.

I already have a ticket like that bought for a concert coming up in July. It's for a Citizen Soldier concert in KC. My ticket includes a lot of awesome things. Here's a pic that says what all it includes.

Truth Or Dare (2018) 10/10

I need to pee.

If it's something that is a cultural heritage, I'm fine with it. The ear pulling doesn't actually bother me in this example. But if it's just dumbass meets dumbass creates doubly dumbass sport, that's where I draw the line.

No shit.

I know it was a prequel. But I still didn't like how it ended. It ended up causing an emotional connection to the characters (especially Arthur) that I have never felt before. I found a family that I ever had. And losing someone in that manner broke my heart. I didn't cry when my grandmother died, but I bawled my eyes out when Arthur died.

If it's a whole new console in the Xbox line, I think a handheld would be a good idea. Sony and obviously Nintendo have hit the handheld market. Nintendo did it 30+ years ago. Sony had mild success with the PSP and PSVita. Sega had it's handheld consoles, those being the Game Gear and Sega Nomad. So pretty much every game console that has hit the market has had some form of run with a handheld, except Xbox. Of the ones that saw some form of success and became a major contender in the console market anyway. So I'm all for an Xbox handheld. If it's not, and is a home console, then I think it's just too goddamn soon to be worrying about a new console. Give the X/S some time to be enjoyed before forcing people to "upgrade" their consoles.

I must admit, I was surprised to see South Park make this list. The rest I understand, especially Hatred. I play Hatred a lot, and know firsthand how violent it is and why it would be a controversy. One game that I honestly expected to be on that list is Kill The Faggot. I was waiting for that one to come up, but there was no mention of it that I could see. Some of these games should never have been made, or even considered being made. Fuck free speech, and fuck your candyass snowflake feelings. Take your head out of your ass, grow a goddamn brain, and quit making shit like Kill The Faggot and Super Columbine Massacre.