The Blackangel

A couple of my favorites were Silent Scope, and Dance Maniax. It's different from DDR. With DM, you use your hands over sensors instead of your feet. It was pretty sweet. Also one that I played constantly and was severely good at was Soul Caliber 2. Hook me up with Kilik, and you are going to get hurt.

Correction, I'm thinking of Dark Earth.

Darkstone was sweet as hell, but I could never get the whole game to run. I could play to about 10 minutes in and the game would quit working. I bought several copies and tried it on more than one computer and had the same problem.

I live in Missouri USA.

Well compare the base skill of hockey to other major sports. For soccer, football, baseball, and basketball, first you just have to be able to stand on the court/field. With hockey you have to be able to skate before you get on the ice. That means skating forward, backward, sideways, on one skate, and be able to stop on a dime. Also on a slap shot the puck can hit speeds of up to 90mph. That's a chunk of steel with a thin layer of rubber on it. And you have to catch it with a wooden stick on the ice when it's passed. I'm not trying to insult any sport as all take master talent and skill to reach the top level, I just think hockey takes more.

Most horror movies bore me, since none are scary. But I like the supernatural and daemonic type of movies. I can't really pick any specifically, except Hellraiser. But only the ones that Doug Bradley was in. After he quit the series, I quit watching. He brought grace and manners to evil in a way no other could ever be compared to.

Typically its Netflix or occasionally DVD/Blu-Ray.

Google girl here as well. I just grab a few lyrics and look for it.

I play dual flute. It's really easy to learn and makes really beautiful music. I learned in about 2 months and enjoy the hell out of it. Here's a pic to show you what instrument I'm talking about.

Jackass. I don't have the tolerance for stupidity, and one of them actually made me puke. I'm not sure which one it was, but i think it was Jackass 3. It's the scene where the guy drank horse semen.

I always thought Red actually did get paroled. But I always thought the old woman at the end of Titanic was asleep and dreaming at the end, whereas most people said she died and was in her own personal heaven. I can't believe I forgot Stand By Me. That one still takes my breath away to this day.

Epic movie wasn't bad in my opinion, it was just way too overkill on the goofy factor. If they had toned it down just a bit, the movie would have been a hell of a lot better.

If we're just talking gaming in general, my earliest gaming memory is playing ladybug on my Colecovision.

Almost 30 tattoos. I've been getting inked for probably 15-16 years.

Every part of my body except my feet, genitals, and ass have at least one tattoo on them. Yes my face and hands are included in the tattoos. I don't get ink just because I think it would be cool. Every tattoo I get has to have meaning for me. I have a couple that I'm going to cover up. One because the guy that did the tattoo, completely screwed it up and it looks like a pile of horse crap. Actually horse crap would look better. The other one, I'm getting covered for very personal reasons that I'm not going to divulge online.

Gas yesterday was $2.36. Everyone was surprised by the price being that high.

ZZT and MDK. ZZT was a game I had on my first computer which was a 286. MDK was one of the earliest Windows 95 games. It was a blast to play, and for the era had amazing graphics. I loaned it to a guy and never saw it again. Age Of Empires was another one. Deer Hunter and Deer Avenger. Diablo is a classic no matter what platform you play it on. These days the only PC games I play anymore are AOE2 and Diablo 2. That's because they're the only ones I have that are even worth playing in my opinion. And due to the fact that I absolutely despise online gaming, you won't see me on WOW anytime soon. I hated that game.

Blaster Master on NES. It's a long time favorite of mine.

I have to go with Final Fantasy 8. When it first came out I wasn't a fan because I thought the game was just too open. But I got into playing it and the openness of the game is one of the things that made me love it. The world is so vast and there are so many things hidden that you can pause your quest to defeat the game and do your own thing for as long as you want, and never do the same thing twice. My characters on the game are virtually invincible, just from junctioning spells.

I don't know if this really counts as an enemy or not, but I can't bring myself to kill the Pupu alien in Final Fantasy 8. He's just too sad and too cute to kill.

The Legend Of Zelda, or Final Fantasy 8. I love the medieval setting of Zelda, but the mix of mythological and scientific of FF8 kinda puts it over the top for me. I always thought I would love to live in Fishermans Horizon. All in all, I just love the whole thing. But if we're talking Zelda, I would want either A Link To the Past or Ocarina Of Time. Either version of Hyrule would be just fine for me.

Yes I wear a watch. It's a Citizen.

Being a paranormal investigator, I do believe in ghosts. But you also need to have a healthy skepticism with your belief. You can't label anything out of the ordinary as something paranormal. have I had some pretty freaky encounters? You better believe it. But most of the time, it turns out to be nothing. Just something that can easily be scientifically explained. Then there are those cases that are genuinely paranormal. I have studied daemonlogy for around 25 years, and over that time I have learned how to control and contain entities, regardless or its nature or intentions. Where we go from there, is your choice.

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If I wasn't stuck in a wheelchair, I would love to get out and play some sports.