Recent content by Bohner239

I enjoyed playing the first game, but after I beat it I had no desire to play through it again. The writing was good, the plot and character designs were creative, and the whole concept of portals was phenomenal. But after I had figured out the puzzles, I didn't feel the need to go through it...

CONAN! Or Leland or Sterling or Roark for a boy. NO I AM NOT GOING TO HAVE THAT MANY. For a girl probably Audrey or Ofelia. That's if kids happen.

Well obviously. What's longer and drawn out and has nothing happen more than Metal Gear? Twilight, of course.

Once my brother discovered Halo 3. Now I can't play anything anymore.

Yep. My mom. Sticks her head out of the car window screaming "JESUS KILLED A WHALE!" My favorite part is that someday I will be like this.

I'm 18, and play games because there's nothing else to do/they're entertaining. They're a good time waster, too. I'm also a sucker for animation, so if there's an element of that, there's a good chance I'll be drooling all over it.

When men get periods, yes. I don't see that happening though.

I can pick up an instrument and be able to play it, give or take 2-5 minutes. Other than that, I am naturally average.

My parents almost, ALMOST named me Eowyn after the character in Lord of the Rings series. I am so glad they reconsidered seeing as how I'm already nerdy enough. Not as bad as Bilbo though, which I've seen at a preschool. That kid is going to get ripped on once his generation discovers a certain...

Kanye West. "Ya know, I'm happy that you made it this far, I really am, but LINK WAS THE BEST HERO OF ALL TIME"

Someone must have said this already, but mine's gotta be "Surfin' Bird" by the Trashmen.

I think I'm in love with you.

He should get a Darwin Award or something. Oh, but he didn't die...shame.

Yeah, I pronounce it that way as well. And also, according to my friends, I pronounce "bag" and "pajamas" weird too. I pronounce it "paj-ah-mas" and it drives them nuts. And "kablammo" is the absolute best thing to say in any situation. I salute you.

I'm just curious, how many people use words or phrases that is either "something my grandma would say" or have never even heard at all? I don't mean made-up crazy talk, I mean using "old-fashioned" vocabulary or something. For instance, I just used wiggity-wack in a serious conversation about...