Recent content by End

Nier for the PS3, Final Fantasy 7 for the PS1, and Metal Gear Solid 3 for the PS2, all three of which are some of my favourite games that probably have a good amount of replayability in them.

I'm very polite, no matter if they're friends or strangers. I'm also known to be able to somehow be able to cheer people up when they're really unhappy, despite the fact that my humour is quite odd and somewhat pessimistic at times. Though if someone's rude to me or one of my friends, I will be...

The "Skulduggery Pleasant" series by Derek Landy (all of which I found funny and addictive), the "His Dark Materials" trilogy by Philip Pullman, "The Shining" by Stephen King, "The Keeper" by Sarah Langan, both of the Metal Gear Solid books by Raymond Benson, and "The Name of the Wind" by...

I'm male, but not exactly all that manly.

Waking up to find that a gland in my neck had swollen up (just below the ear, behind the chin/cheek bit), forming a massive lump, which made it difficult to turn my head, due to the excruciating pain that I felt every time I moved in the neck/head area, which lasted a number of days, and that I...

I'm currently reading The Dirk Gently Omnibus by Douglas Adams, which contains both of the brilliant Dirk Gently books as just one, and am currently reading The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul in that. Really my sort of humour.

Not even slightly in my opinion, Silent Hill is much more my type of horror series, much scarier.

I know, I found out later that you could find out the address towards the end, but at the time I felt that I had to, due to not completeing one of the previous trials correctly and so needed to get more pieces of the address, not knowing about how you could find out the address.

Being forced to do things that I wouldn't usually do or seem unnecessarily cruel, with the best example probably being in Heavy Rain in that misson where you had to kill a guy as Ethan, when the guy is showing you a picture of his family and begging you not to kill him. Other than that sort of...

Pyjamas (plain ones), I'm too thin to be able to have sleep-worthy amounts of warmth otherwise (in my opinion (about the warmth not the thin-ness, before you start accusing me of being fat, which would be MADNESS)).

I tend to prefer books, as I can easily get bored when watching some movies, but then I've sometimes prefered the movies of books, like I prefered the movies of the Lord of the Rings to the books (which I found to be quite boring).

I'm very thin, and can even see my heart beating slightly in the chest area (obviously). I apparently have a fast metabolism, which explains how I've lost weight recently, despite not exercising, and rarely going outside unless necessary.

I usually tend to stay inside, playing games or talking to a few friends over MSN or Playstation Network and the like. I'm quite an introverted person, and don't like crowds (I get really panicky in them) so I don't go out to any parties or anything. I do like speaking to people, and have a few...

16, will be turning 17 in May, but oh how I feel so OLD. I swear my joints and back are becoming that of an old man.

I'm short-sighted, but not extremely. I can see about 0.5-1 metre before it begins to get blurry, and my eye sight is apparantly getting worse over time, according to opticians. But still, I enjoy wearing glasses, so there are upsides to it, I guess.