Christ Centered Gamer

I've got a few.

I've been tinkering with a magic system inspired by programming that I might use in a fantasy setting.

Or I've got this idea for a Lost World-esque Victorian adventure story.

I'm just not sure which I want to do more. XD

Mac N' cheese?

If cooked well, quite tasty. I especially like it made with pepper jack cheese.

To be entirely unhelpful, both of those ideas sound awesome. XD

Special effects work?

If you're talking about Foley, then all of the yes. Such a cool process.

I was thinking more along the lines of masks, props, ETC. But that looks like it would be fun. XD

Brewing sodas?

If pigs could fly how would you use them to benefit you?

Chozon1 wrote:I was thinking more along the lines of masks, props, ETC. But that looks like it would be fun. XD

Brewing sodas?

Oh, well in that case, that's also wicked cool. Wish I had the time.

Brewing in general is an interesting process. I'm looking at getting into brewing Cider (the hard kind), but I'd also be open to getting into Soda making. Especially root beer.

Woiv wrote:If pigs could fly how would you use them to benefit you?

I think I'd create a postal service like they have in Harry Potter, only instead of owls it's flying pigs. That mental image is just too funny not to go with.

Would you ever mix every flavor of the coke drink? Explain why or why not.

First, do you mean the different varieties of Coca-Cola (Like Coke, diet coke, Vanilla Coke, Cherry Coke, etc) or do you come from the Southern school of language (like me!) and "Coke" is interchangeable with "soda" and "pop" and hence means every soda?

For the first case: Probably not.

I consider myself something of a soda connoisseur, so I love mixing and matching. But it's all about balance. If the Coca-Cola company is good at one thing, it's creating a well balanced set of flavors (New Coke excepted). Mixing them just seems...wrong, somehow.

However, if we're talking about soda in general, then it depends on the combination. One of my favorite combinations (Though it's only half soda) is mixing Blue Powerade with Mello Yello, in something like 2:3 ratio (two parts Powerade, three parts Mello Yello). It makes something kind of similar to Mountain Dew Baja Blast.

I've also found that Ginger Ale and Hi C mix really well.


If you meant something else, I'm sorry. I'm not sure I understood. XD

Deepfreeze32 wrote:First, do you mean the different varieties of Coca-Cola (Like Coke, diet coke, Vanilla Coke, Cherry Coke, etc) or do you come from the Southern school of language (like me!) and "Coke" is interchangeable with "soda" and "pop" and hence means every soda?

For the first case: Probably not.

I consider myself something of a soda connoisseur, so I love mixing and matching. But it's all about balance. If the Coca-Cola company is good at one thing, it's creating a well balanced set of flavors (New Coke excepted). Mixing them just seems...wrong, somehow.

However, if we're talking about soda in general, then it depends on the combination. One of my favorite combinations (Though it's only half soda) is mixing Blue Powerade with Mello Yello, in something like 2:3 ratio (two parts Powerade, three parts Mello Yello). It makes something kind of similar to Mountain Dew Baja Blast.

I've also found that Ginger Ale and Hi C mix really well.


If you meant something else, I'm sorry. I'm not sure I understood. XD

Actually 3/5 of a cup filled with club soda and then the rest lemonade actually mix well also.

You should try your hand at brewing soda. I've never taken my results far enough to be alcoholic, but from what I understand the process is similar. And you don't have to wait six weeks for the result. You probably have everything on hand already too, save perhaps yeast. I started some root beer for our Halloween party earlier, and now I want to try a recipe for coffee 'soda' I saw earlier. Ironically, it's a rather addicting.

Procrastinating?

Chozon1 wrote:You should try your hand at brewing soda. I've never taken my results far enough to be alcoholic, but from what I understand the process is similar. And you don't have to wait six weeks for the result. You probably have everything on hand already too, save perhaps yeast. I started some root beer for our Halloween party earlier, and now I want to try a recipe for coffee 'soda' I saw earlier. Ironically, it's a rather addicting.

Procrastinating?

I do it all the time. I'm a master procrastinator. XD

I'm planning on learning how to procrastinate better, but I think I'll start tomorrow.

Beyond Good and Evil?

Heard good things, but never got around to playing it. Got a free copy from Ubisoft, so I don't really have an excuse other than time.