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Agreed. The media is the biggest promoter of this degeneracy. Were are the decent songs about how to live your life in a more positive manner? I don't like either to be honest. All they sing about is degeneracy and always talking about sex and drugs.

Extreme sports can be thrilling and offer a sense of accomplishment, but they also come with significant risks. What are your thoughts on teenagers participating in these activities? Do the benefits outweigh the risks, or should they wait until they're older?

What extreme sports do you find most thrilling and why? Whether it's skydiving, rock climbing, or something off the beaten path, share your experiences and what makes it your favorite. Do you have any memorable stories or tips for beginners?

I'm curious to know what everyone's favorite combat sport is and why. Whether it's boxing, MMA, Muay Thai, or something more niche like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, I'd love to hear what draws you to it. Do you practice it yourself or just enjoy watching?

In your opinion, which sport requires the most intense training regimen? Whether it's the endurance of marathon runners, the strength of powerlifters, or the skill of gymnasts, I'm curious to hear your thoughts.

What sound drives you absolutely crazy? It could be anything - nails on a chalkboard, a specific alarm tone, or even something like a loud chewer. Share the sounds that drive you nuts.

What are some everyday habits that others do, which you find completely disgusting or just can't stand? For me, it's when people don't cover their mouths when they cough or sneeze - especially in public. It drives me nuts! What about you? What habits make you cringe?

We all have that one household chore we just can't stand. For me, it's folding laundry - at times, it's so annoying to do. What's the chore you hate doing the most, and how do you motivate yourself to get it done?

Whether it was your own pet or someone else's, what’s the funniest or most unexpected thing you’ve ever witnessed at the vet’s office? Maybe it was a dog that couldn't stop howling for treats, a cat trying to outsmart the vet, or a parrot mimicking everything the vet said.

Is there something your brain keeps nagging you to do, even though you know it's not a good idea? It could be anything from procrastination, eating junk food, or overthinking every little thing. What mental battles do you face, and how do you push back against them?

We often talk about what we'd buy if we had a million dollars, but what are the things you wouldn't spend that money on? Whether it's luxury items, expensive hobbies, or something else, what are the purchases you think would be a waste of your million dollars?

We often overlook the simple things in life until they’re gone. What are some aspects of life that we tend to take for granted? And what are the things we should make an effort to always appreciate?

To me, I'd say it's solitaire because you can play it anytime and anywhere by yourself. Another one is UNO - it's really fun and addictive.

These are the following games I'm looking forward to seeing: Mecha Break Phantom Blade Zero Black Myth Wukong The Legend Of Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom

The Last Of Us Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Red Dead Redemption 2 Baldur's Gate 3 God Of War: Ragnarok

I'd say Microsoft Flight simulator because it's literally simulating how to start and operate an aircraft which is incredibly complex. You have to be aware of things like wind pressure and other things which you have to learn in order to perform decently at this game.

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I'd say the Unreal engine especially the new Unreal 5 engine. It's practically limitless in what it can do and the games look so polished and run very smoothly using it.

Skyrim Oblivion FF8 Witcher 3: Wild Hunt FF7