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It turned out to be a heart attack and had it not been for the quick intervention of his teammates giving him CPR and the quick response of the medical team on hand, he certainly would have died. It was a surreal moment in the entire Euros tournament and seeing it live shocked a lot of people. On a more positive note, he's doing fine and is in stable condition in the hospital. What did you think of this whole event?

I've had several dogs, a couple of stray cats, a pigeon named Larry, and parrot named Virgil. Of course, they're all dead now but I do have a couple descendants of my Labrador Daisy that I grew up with. What pets did you have growing up?

Mine was eating fruit cake and drinking Sorrel at Christmas - I used to look forward to that every year and I still do especially when my mom makes it. What are some of your favorite holiday traditions that you did while growing up?

I'd say no because I mainly work for myself, i don't have set hours besides bedtime, meals, a few gaming sessions. Otherwise, I'm usually always working. Do you think you have a pretty good work-life balance? Why or why not?

I'd say yes because I use it for most things and is connected to most of the electronics in my home. I use it to replay security footage on my cameras, I use it to conduct business transactions on the go, prepare documents on the go, pay bills and a whole host of other things. Do you heavily rely on you phone?

I could do one on the Elder Scrolls universe and the deities, who the universe was formed and the history of most of the popular characters from the franchise. What topic could you give a 20-minute presentation on without any preparation?

I'd rather the 50 dollars in this instance because if the money comes from things like the sexual exploitation of kids or modern day slavery, I don't want anything to do with it. Which would you choose and why?

I probably wouldn't pick anything because I love nature - both plants and animals alike. What's your pick and why?

I'd take living in the forest any day - I mean, animals won't be constantly watching you through your see-through house like humans would. Do you agree with my choice or not? Why do/don't you agree?

Which one would you pick and why? Personally, this is a tough one so I can't say which.

If these were your only two choices, which one would you rather eat and why?

When it was finally revealed that Nero was Vergil's son in DMC 5. I mean the biggest clue was Nero wielding Vergil's sword Yamato when only Vergil and Dante could previously wield it because only descendants of Sparta had the power to. There were other little hints such as timing and Vergil's last known location in DMC 4.

I'd be happy if there wasn't another Fifa game released because everyone that has been released in recent years has been an extremely marginal upgrade on the previous game and all EA is doing is milking its customers.

Honestly, it depends on the personality of the particular love interest and how well they compliment the character. Otherwise, I just put their names in a raffle and I pick one lol.

I'd like a Miraak backstory as in from the time of his birth to his fight with some dragon priest and how he came to meet hermaeus mora and what exactly transpired in the convo that led to Miraak accepting his offer. Yes, I know the story covers some of this but it's basic info - I want to see it through Miraak's eyes.

I agree with open-world RPGs. You get free food from all kinds of items and money as well - Other than the occasional overtly hard boss fight or the douchebag of a toxic PVPer, life would be pretty good.

I'll definitely be adding this one to my list as it does have quite an extensive list of games. I notice that there aren't any Nintendo games though...I'm kidding, I don't want be sued 2.1m like that guy from Rom universe either.

It's Spyro - how does a dragon with wings know not how to fly? His voice is annoying and his design looks goofy as hell and his jokes aren't even funny. Most annoying character by a mile.

Committing crimes in video games is pretty fun for the most part but irl, you'll likely end up dead or in jail being someone's bitch. In video games, you can jump from extremely high structures and barely receive a scratch while you'd be a huge stain of blood on the pavement in real life.

It's difficult to say because games weren't the only thing that influenced me throughout life. I'd say that while I did learn a few lessons from video games as well especially Metal Gear, I think for the most part, I'd be identical to the person I am today.

This scene with them using white phosphorus on the refugees they were supposed to save genuinely moved me. This has to be one of the first times in a viedo game that I felt any kind of regret for my actions.

That sounds very interesting and math takes a lot of brainpower but oddly enough I was always good at it for some reason.

Same here - I whole income comes from the internet so I have to stay connected at all times.

The Cryptkeeper from Tales Of The Crypt skit in Robot Chicken always kills me.

Well I'm not so crazy with the spices but spicy food is a necessity of the human race. I can't think of what makes you more human than eating spicy foods.