EzioAuditore713

Used my gift cards to buy a couple things today and last night. I got Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception for PSP (as I said earlier) and the album "Indestructible" by Disturbed. I'm really enjoying both so far, however it seems I can only take Ace Combat in small bursts. A lot of the aerial maneuvers you have to pull in it can be really disorienting, lol.

As lame as it may sound, Goosebumps gave me a recurring nightmare when I was in elementary school. Recently however I've been a real horror buff and I don't remember ever having them seep into my dreams, only preventing me from sleeping for an hour or two. However in terms of video games, Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly has really stuck with me, but I really loved every minute of that game and that's probably why it's stuck with me so much. Plus it was my first horror game which could play a part as well.

I have a pair of basic $10 Sony earbuds. Sound quality is great and I've had them since Easter with no issues other than a loose connection on one side, which is a recent development.

My choices:

Jim Carrey's How The Grinch Stole Christmas. Easily my favorite Christmas movie and one that I make it a point to watch at lease once every Christmas.

As far as I'm concerned, I love a game that challenges me. One of my all-time favorite games is Super Meat Boy, a game famous for its rage-inducing difficulty curve. And I'm quite good at it at that. For me, the harder a game is the better. Few modern games provide a genuine challenge to me, either the difficulty is dumbed down to appeal to the least common denominator, or the difficulty just results from bad design, bugs, etc rather than genuine difficulty, while games like Super Meat Boy and I Wanna Be The Guy are genuinely challenging, to the point of Angry German Kid rage. Which is precisely how I like it.

I don't remember a time when I DIDN'T sleep with a toy of some kind. Furthest back I can remember it was my handmade blankie, then I remember a Pikachu plush that made sound, and nowadays its my penguin Honker that I've had for about 10 years now. I find that I get extremely fidgety without him, which makes it extremely hard to get to sleep.

I really don't care much for this resolution stuff, but if I had to pick something it'd be to finish this year's goal of memorizing 100 digits of pi. At my current rate, I'll be there in 3 more years lol.

Been on a Disturbed phase lately... Right now I'm listening to Serpentine from their album Asylum.

As I just had my lunch, I've got a cup of 1% milk. It's pretty much empty though...

I've been crazy about collecting Hot Wheels as of late. Also got 2 Minecraft action figure/playset/things for Christmas. Stuffed penguins have long been a going thing with me, as I mentioned in the favorite toys thread, my penguin Honker is, has been, and always will be my favorite toy. As for more grown-up toys, I'm crazy about hobby-grade RC vehicles, and while I haven't bought any recently, I am intent on getting a Team Associated SC10B in the near future, whenever I have the $300 for one.

My favorites:

This... sounds right up my alley. I would love to see like AB clothes with some retro video game prints from, say, the NES or 2600 era. I'd also love some more modern gaming stuff, but I understand that licensing kinda ruins that, doesn't it?

My dad has a Slash as well, which he's offered to me on multiple occasions as my Mini-T is broken down frequently. I haven't taken him up on the offer yet though as I'm holding out hope that I'll be able to get a buggy at some point.