AceFuzzLord

For the most part, I'd like to think I know my parents, but in reality I probably only know maybe a couple feet's below the surface. Couldn't tell you what their favorite movie is ( I could make a general guess with my dad because I know his obsessions ) or their favorite author, but I could tell you their political stance to a degree at least.

As for whether they know me, in a way I hope they don't know abouty specific AceFuzzLord shtick or another online handle I created because I have some furry subculture interests and other interests I don't wanna tell them about since I known as a fact my dad would never shut up and stop making jokes and jabs about them every single chance he gets ( like how he makes sexual jokes about me and my stuffed animals, like the sick, immature man he can be ).

Mixed bag. Depends on the instance and even then it's a post by post in the different communities.

A more iconic duo is humans in general, westerners and easterners falling for propaganda. Nobody is safe or immune from it.

The sheer anger and hatred of wanting to see certain, unnamed people(s) die before I do. Let the rage keep me going in order to hopefully outlive some people. Thankfully a lot of those people are either currently either middle aged to elderly or just older than me.

But that's if nuclear war doesn't happen because I'm in an area that will hopefully be wiped off the map and I'll hopefully just be dust.

My family has always done artificial. We don't have the tree we had when In was a child, which was a big tree that took up a good portion of the living room. We had a lot of light strings and a lot of ornaments. The base had a thing that allowed it to slowly spin and it was amazing, after it was up and decorated.

Now we have a small artificial tree that is a lot newer and not anywhere near as impressive and maybe a quarter or less of the size. It's still good because it brings out some holiday spirit.

I've definitely had one of those "if I could go back" style scenarios innmy head and didn't choose pokemon because the question didn't include the 90s.

My plan for that would be to go back to the beginning of the 90s and basically convince Sega that I'm from the future and give them a copy of gens 1 and 2 for gameboy, alongside a bunch of ads for the game, and let them most likely mess everything up like we know they would.

But that plan hinges upon me being able to travel back in time with things instead of Terminator popping into the past with no clothes or possessions. Also depends on whether I could travel back with a translator as well because my Japanese is not good enough for a forced business meeting with Sega of Japan.

Probably do everything in my power to ensure the gaming landscape isn't as predatory in terms of having to pay for online access on consoles and seeing the Devil itself ( big red N ) go down in flames. Also, try to make console exclusives seen as something nobody is interested in anymore and are unwilling to purchase, more or less towards the 2010s rather than the 2000s, otherwise some of my favorite franchises wouldn't exist.

XboxLive? Find a way to fudge all the numbers to make it look like absolutely nobody was buying it!

GameCube? Find a way to ensure little to no 3rd party devs make anything for it by any means possible!

PSN? Keep that free like it was for PS3!

Would need to spend months, if not years, to figure out how to make all of that and ending console exclusives a thing, but a world without all that, IMO, would be a better world.

If we're talking in the morning and In need a with quick pick me up, Mr. Brown coffee.

For when I'm normal craving soda, root beer. For less common sldas where I live, it has to be Faygo, any flavor.

For alcohol, there's a local beer brand I really like. So I usually drink that since I normally don't have sake in stock.

For tea, anything bitter, like straight macha tea.

Otherwise, I am almost always just drinking water.

Be too young to actually enjoy all the fun adult stuff, if I'm not going back at my current age.

Otherwise, I would absolutely love to find a certain person to ensure the 7th generation consoles do not have motion controls to ensure the 3rd Sonic Riders game wouldn't be a flop for that reason.

Cars have been a prime example, IMO, for a long while.

Oh, the screen on your center console cracked or is out of date? You can't fix it on your own and you need the dealership to do it and if they can't, you need to upgrade your vehicle because they make the vehicle almost impossible to run without it.

Want to change your oil? A well known brandnI cannot think of the name of right now needs to approve! Heated seats? I think it was BMW that planned on charging you a subscription service for that.

I'm predicting in less than a decade, if things don't change, you'll not only be selling a liver for that car, but also all your healthy organs to be able to afford the subscription service to be able to start your car.

Oh, and don't even get me started on the kids pretending to be adults who own a vehicle so damn tall that they have to climb into it using a step thing in the side. I'm talking average height or taller and no visible signs that they struggle to enter ( other than being too short ). It's like watching an entitled toddler try to walk up stairs for the first time. You can't help but pity them, or at least I can't.

In my case, nuclear annihilation. I'm in an area where there's a pretty good chance when the clock strikes midnight, my city will absolutely be obliterated and hopefully I will disintegrate with it.

It'll suck for any survivors, but I have a good change of not having to live through it. I'd be dead weight because of being on life saving meds, so you don't want me in an apocalypse.