Five games to play to know more about me:
1) Mass Effect Series (Spacer, Sole Survivor, 100% complete, Liara romance, Ashley is Virmire Survivor, Saved the Council, Destroyed Collector base, Reprogrammed Geth, Cured Genophage, made peace between Geth and Quarians, Synthesis Ending.)
4) Horizon: Zero Dawn
5)X-Com, Enemy Within (no country leaves, no squad member dies)
What is best in life?
Loving friends, an accepting and welcoming community to be involved with, free time for personal interests without the fear of homelessness, starvation, or health problems, continuing hope for a prosperous personal future.
Crushing enemies is a very distant second. But if my enemies are getting in the way of actually getting the best in life, then I'll take what I can get.
Current huskybot project queue
12 year-old graphic novel idea
Mass Effect fan-fic project
Learning songs on bass:
-Up the Cuts, Against Me
-Don't Loose Touch, Against Me
-Learn to Fly, Foo Fighters
-I Choose, The Offspring
-I Believe in a Thing Called Love, The Darkness
Loose 10 pounds
Figure out my trans flavor
Voice training
The Dreams of Youth
List of Jobs I wanted when I was a child:
1. Racecar driver
2. Astronaut
3. Robot builder
List of jobs I want now that I am older and better understand risks, subtlety, nuance, and financial obligations:
1. Tuner shop owner/mechanic
2. Custom computer fabricator
3. Small electronic prop maker.
3. Giant robot combat pilot.
I think what really made me fall in love with it was Andy was in a place he really had no business being in. But he was able to use his skills, his personality, and his uniqueness to not only survive, but thrive and improve the lives of his fellow prisoners, while also striking a blow against law enforcement brutality, governmental bureaucracy, corrupt and self-serving greed.
I really want to give Ted Turner a small thank-you post-it for putting Shawshank on heavy rotation back in the 90s.
The first movie I really remember falling in love with was The Shawshank Redemption, and I had a very interesting introduction to it.
One of the paras at my middle school was an aspiring rapper, who released his first album. One of the tracks was about doing time. It contained two samples from Shawshank: Red's speech about bars slamming home, and Norton's speech about his two beliefs.
Powerful stuff for a 13 year old to hear. Then I saw it on TBS. It was the 1st time a movie made me cry.
September 11
The phrase "and then everything changed" gets way over-used. Mostly by talking heads with no sense of historical scale. Things are always changing, but the 20th and 21st centuries have seen the /rate/ of those changes increase dramatically.
But what must NOT change is how in times of crisis and trouble, we set aside our differences, our distrust, and our fear, and come together to protect and defend one another.
The only way forward is together.
Completely unrelated to how much I sometimes hate myself, I'm trying to find a very strange digital instrument again. It is this very strange combination of wind controller, keyboard controller and guitar controller, with pressure sensitive keys at each string/fret intersection. the best way I can describe it is if a digital oboe and an electronic Chapman stick had a cyberpunk baby.
*beep* Raow! Are there new friends to find here?
Huskybots, nerd, trans, PoC, furry, poly, thirsty AF, budding stoner.
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