Christ Centered Gamer

ScotchRobbins wrote:Hockey?

I'm really not much of a sports fan. So my thoughts about hockey are... it's a sport. That's played on ice. That's about it.

Pertinent information?

Chozon1 wrote:Pertinent information?

Only if it's irrelevant. Or irreverent. Illogical, even!

What's more satisfying after a long day swimming in the lake after which you feel cold:

Warm shower, or clean dry clothes and campfire?

ScotchRobbins wrote:What's more satisfying after a long day swimming in the lake after which you feel cold:

Warm shower, or clean dry clothes and campfire?

Why would I be swimming on a cold day....?

But given the two options, I'd say the campfire. I have fond memories of sitting with my family around the campfire at my grandmother's lake cabin, swapping stories and jokes... and occasionally laughing when my uncle tossed a firecracker into the fire. It would pop and startle everyone and we'd all laugh....

Of course, they also played a game where they'd light firecrackers and hold them for as long as they could, then throw them before they went off.

My family is weird.

Sstavix wrote:Of course, they also played a game where they'd light firecrackers and hold them for as long as they could, then throw them before they went off.

My family is weird.

Nah, my family does that too. Just this summer, we were playing with ladyfingers. We'd pull one off the bundle, light it, and throw it before we lost our fingers. All this had to be done in under a second, and my sister's face almost got blown off, but other than that, it was cool. Of course, then my cousin starts putting them in a glass bottle and shooting them off. It all goes well until the bottle breaks... but he's still fine.

Hipsters?

Favorite season?

ScotchRobbins wrote: Hipsters?

Baaaaa. People who like to follow the latest trends are just that - followers. Sheeple. I make my own trends.

mebmatt wrote:Favorite season?

Winter! I love the snow, even if it can get annoying. There's just something about cold weather that makes me feel so alive.

Have you ever pantsed anyone?

Chozon1 wrote:Have you ever pantsed anyone?

No. Nor have I ever been tempted to. There's a good example of the Golden Rule right there - would you want that to happen to you? Then why would you do it to someone else?

If I answered "yes" to that question, would it be a problem?

I mean...I wear some pretty sweet underpants. Most of which drop down to a few inches above my knees, so modesty isn't really an issue either.

Chozon1 wrote:If I answered "yes" to that question, would it be a problem?

Only if I were the "pantsee."

Ah well...no pantsing for you then.

Humiliation as a way of attack?

Chozon1 wrote: Humiliation as a way of attack?

It can be very effective, actually. It demoralizes the opponent, and may encourage them not to continue their part in the fight. It could be a good way to take down a foe without hurting him or her, too. There's been some interesting research done into weapons that can disperse crowds without harming them (such as one canon that emits a type of wave that fills the targets with an intense urge to flee) that sort of follows along this line of thinking.

Psyops. I love me some psyops.

What about a laser that caused uncontrollable sneezing?