Steerminator

I'm REALLY not interested in discussing politics, but I am genuinely curious... are you really a satanist? It's so incredibly rare to find them (in my experience), I'm always pretty interested in hearing about their religious/spiritual beliefs. Edit: Nevermind, I see that you already addressed this to somebody else. Sorry! -_-;;

I find the plot in "Batman Returns" to be kind of incoherent at times, but Michael Keaton is one of my favorite Actors, and Danny DeVito is just fucking amazing as Penguin in this. So if anything comes close to the original, I would say this one might.

If you liked "Drag me to Hell" you might want to watch "Thinner" (based on a Stephen King novel). There are a number of elements from Thinner that are present in Drag me to Hell, to the point that one could easily accuse Drag me to Hell of ripping off Thinner. And I thought Thinner was a pretty interesting movie.

Personally I think documentaries are boring as hell. This makes sense if you understand my personality and interests; documentaries are less about entertaining, and more about informing. When I watch a movie, I want to be entertained, usually with a good story and interesting characters. I have an affinity for the arts in general. I always prefer fiction over nonfiction. That's not to say that I won't enjoy something that's based on a true story, but... I think you get the idea.

Its a very good movie, in my opinion. Especially if you like Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio, or Juliette Lewis. Leonardo DiCaprio is awesome in basically everything he's ever in.

It seems that being both popular and unpopular each has their own advantages.

lol Yeah, that's a pretty striking difference. Sounds like you -really- don't like your family. We're all really close; even my misanthropic sister who hates everybody is close with my brother, me and our parents.

Same. Well, even back then I would say we were close. Hell, we still have problems sometimes to this day. We've always been really close, though. My whole family, really. Maybe its because we're like 95% Italian.

You sound a lot like my sister; she's usually friendly when approached, but she's the most misanthropic person I know. I hate to copy your exact words, but that's literally how I describe her to people. She has no friends and doesn't want any. I almost never see her because she spends 95% of her free time sitting in her room watching anime. I'm pretty sure the only people in the entire world she actually likes are me, my brother, and our parents. I'm not trying to paint her in a negative light, mind you. I mean, I love my sister. But that's how she is, lol. Quite the opposite of me in that way; I like people and being around them. People just don't seem to like me very much. I mean, not enough to want to become friends and hang out and stuff.

You do point out a lot of good ideas. I actually may try some of those. I do like doing things alone, just not all the time. I like having friends to share my experiences with. Doesn't have to be a girlfriend (in fact, it might be better if it isn't.) I love the things that I love so much, but sometimes I miss having friends to play video games and watch movies with, and discuss things like video games, movies, and music. Sometimes I have wondered if the KKK even still exists. But you not only know that you have them and where to find them, but actually have a large number of them out in the open? I would high tail it outta there if possible. It sounds like crazyland.

I wouldn't say I ever had anger issues, but I did get into conflicts with my brother a bunch of times when I was younger (like most of us I imagine). I kicked a hole in the wall one time totally by accident. Well, I mean, the hole was an accident, not the kicking. Or was it a punch? I can't really remember.

So, this is a little embarrassing to admit, but I don't really have any friends anymore. I used to, but over time they've all gone off and gotten married or whatever, which apparently makes people forget about their single friends. The only actual friend I have is my ex girlfriend, who while I'm on very good terms with, I've come to realize I have barely anything in common. I've always found it difficult to make friends for whatever reason, whether its because of my social awkwardness (due to high functioning autism) or my obsession with indoor activities like watching movies and playing video games. But now that I'm in my 30s it seems to be even more difficult. Just about every friend I ever had I met in school, which I am now permanently done with. I'm not involved in social media at all, and I don't want to be. Put the pandemic into the mix, and you've got a recipe for incurable loneliness. I don't dislike going out, mind you, its just that -most- of the time I prefer to be at home (or somebody's home). But how are people like me supposed to connect with one another when we're sitting at home the vast majority of the time?

Getting truly angry is a rarity for me. Frustrated or irritated, maybe, but outright angry, rare. When this does happen, though, I tend to do some kind of silly things (in isolation, where supposedly no one can see or hear me), like just start growling in angry bursts repeatedly or punching my leg or my furniture or something. One time I went outside and started smashing my fist into the brick wall and cut up my hand a bit (admittedly this wasn't very smart lol. But that was ages ago).

Even better would be having a reset button and save points so that we could go back and redo things differently. Or even redo things the same way just to experience it again and again.

I sometimes like to joke about this in real life: If only life were like a video game, where a ragtag group of heroes could go on an adventure, infiltrate North Korea, overthrow the leadership there and liberate the people, bringing about peace and prosperity.

What I said is basically just about every RPG in existence.

I mostly play console games. I've never even heard of a gaming phone. But I don't like playing games on the go, and I much prefer playing on a big screen than small portable ones, so It doesn't sound like something that would interest me anyways.

For some reason I was totally reading this question wrong, and it took me forever to realize it lol. I was thinking like, "if you could see either the internet, or AC and Heating, wiped from the face of the earth, which would you prefer." I don't have a strong personal attachment to the internet, whereas I definitely do with AC and Heating. I'd like to think a person could get by without the internet, but I'm honestly not sure. I mean like, I'm unemployed right now. How could I go about applying for jobs if I didn't have the internet? The shit's all online now. I'm pretty sure my local library wouldn't let me spend hours every day browsing the internet on one of their PCs.

As long as I've still got video games, movies, and music, I don't need the internet. I'll take the AC and Heating, thanks.

Jesus you can spend $1200 for a freaking phone?? That's nuts. You can buy a full blown computer for way less than that. I mean I know a smartphone basically is a tiny computer but still...

Wow... That's messed up. And sad.

One thing I don't understand... Why would news about a kickstarter project being a big scam with unethical practices make people WANT to support it??

I've played every single one of these games (that matter): Ghosts 'n Goblins, Ghouls 'n Ghosts, Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts, and Ultimate Ghosts 'n Goblins. I've always loved these games, so I was kind of surprised (pleasantly) to see a new one on the PS4: Ghosts 'n Goblins Resurrections. From what I saw on the PlayStation Store trailer, the music and aesthetic kind of remind me of Ultimate Ghosts 'n Goblins. I'm gonna have to get it!

It could go either way, but I think I'm generally inclined to think that since there is always a way to get through something, its my job to figure out what that way is (or figure out A way, if there's more than one). To be honest though, there are many times when I spend time wondering if a game is doing something wrong or unfairly or not, or cheating me somehow. Personally I think its not always clear.