TOPIC: Richard's Q&A

Whats your address i want to send you some chocolate

MsRevine wrote:
No and no.


Alit wrote:
It will be so great that we will need to make more Murder servers.


Nogtog wrote:
Here are my coordinates mate, looking forward to that chocolate: 44.831246, 20.434349

These have probably been asked before but I dont want to search through the 38 pages of this Q&A

1: Favorite movie(s)?

2: Favorite TV series?

3: Favorite song or album?

4: Dream job?

Why are you so kind to me?

When did your caffeine addiction become at its worst?

Murder on the dance floor?

Rule wrote:
I'd like to acquaint you with something called the "Search Forums" option which is located on the left side of your screen, on the panel within the "Forum Home" section, it's a very useful tool! Jokes aside, I don't blame you, it's too much effort to find these questions on my 750 reply-long Q&A.

Rule wrote:
I'm a HUGE fan of SCI-FI movies, hence why my favorite movie(s) are mainly categorized under that genre. My favorite movies are: All the Star Wars prequels, "Interstellar", "Elysium", most of the "Terminator" movies, same goes for the "Alien" trilogy. "Minority Report". both "Blade Runners", "Arrival", "A Space Odyssey", and many more. However, if I had to choose one, as my favorite one, it would undoubtedly be Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, literally the pinnacle of SCI-FI movie production.

Rule wrote:
The 100 is the most recent one that I've watched and found rather interesting, it was good up until the last two seasons. It's very unique in terms of what's happening within the series, I also really like the cast and the acting too. I don't watch series much but I guess I can say that "The 100" is my, current, favourite series.

Rule wrote:
A rather interesting question - I deviate from my generation in terms of what music I listen to. I very much despise most of today's music as I know for a fact that the majority of musicians nowadays rely on auto-tune, filters, and all sorts of technology to enhance their voices, and the use of PC software to create melody rather than actual instruments. The few exceptions I can make (when it comes to the pop genre) are Bruno Mars, the Weeknd, Adelle, and a handful more people.

What I find indulging to listen to is old music, specifically 70's and 80's music, back then each song was unique in its own way, people knew how to sing and play instruments, and it actually required skill and talent in order for you to be a musician and/or singer. These are my favorite albums:



However, to give you something foreign that you'll actually understand, these are my favorite songs:



Rule wrote:
My dream has already been fulfilled.

MsRevine wrote:
What do you mean kind? I clip every embarrassing thing you say on TeamSpeak and then proceed to perpetually make fun of and harass you.

FrankTheQuiet wrote:
The first few months of work were a catastrophe, I needed a minimum of 3 coffees a day in order to actually function at peak efficiency and complete my tasks accordingly.

Sally wrote:
Great ol' song, haven't heard that one in a while!

would you consider yourself down bad?

RhysA wrote:
No.

Mr. Richard wrote:
would you consider yourself a liar?

RhysA wrote:
Not at all.

orbadoc wrote:

Favorite song on Sports?

CEO of Business wrote:

Are you aspiring to become the next EMP? Your recent diet choices tell me so...

MsRevine wrote:
Not at all - Regardless of how much I eat, I've always managed to remain relatively fit. And to be quite frank, those fries and burgers were amazing, if we had the same prices here as the Americans do, I'm sure we would all be fat.

Mr. Richard wrote: I came here to call you fat but someone already did

Opinion on burger?

orbadoc wrote:
Very much.

Pie_ wrote:
Fuck you.

seggs wrote:
Amazing food.