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Orius

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  1. Orius

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    Ever had a crush on somebody? What's it like? Did you confess?
  2. What do you consider to be "trashy pop" though?
  3. Favorite Agatha Christie story? Also, who is your favorite AC detective? Hercule Poirot, Miss Marple, Tommy & Tuppence, or others?
  4. If you don't mind, please complete the following sentence: "I am indeed a fan of Taylor Swift. If you find this disagreeable, please feel fr-" Btw, I like You Belong With Me and Bad Blood.
  5. rate. After ensuring humanity's extinction,
  6. Orius

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    What's the best thing you've drawn?
  7. Orius

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    Woo, you're an INFP! I remember being diagnosed with INFP when I was younger. lol Then I kinda turned into ISFP instead when I took the quiz again in my older years. Do you think the quiz is really reliable though? As in, do you consider yourself an Idealist (that's what they describe the typical INFP to be in this page).
  8. eliminating women, preventing the species
  9. With their creation, the A.I.
  10. with Chemical X, thus turning
  11. Orius

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    Which anime is your avatar from? She's kinda cute.
  12. Ooooh no. I kinda wish to avoid seeing this question if I could have. The truth is... I'm one of those who's only seen mainstream Sherlock. I haven't really read much of Doyle's works aside from A Study in Scarlet (and I only read the half of that before I got bored of "The Country of the Saints"). I'm afraid I simply don't read a lot of literature, being more interested in more visual-focused mediums like films and video games. So most of my knowledge of Holmes comes from either Wikipedia or the mainstream media. Unfortunately, I'm unaware of any significant difference between mainstream Sherlock and Doyle's Sherlock from "Study in Scarlet". I know that Robert Downey Jr. did a piss-poor portrayal of the character. Cumberbatch did a better job of bringing the character to life in that BBC TV series, from what little I've read of Doyle's descriptions, i.e.: his constant reliance on drugs, his love affair with The Woman, playing violin while deep in thought, etc. One significant difference is possibly his emotionless nature. It's one trait that I don't really know how accurate it is in Cumberbatch's portrayal. In the aforementioned TV series, Sherlock is a ruthless and calculating machine who loathes sentiments and speaks without concern for other people's feelings. I don't really know (enough) how much emotion Doyle depicted in his books, but I'd imagine it isn't as sociopathic as Cumberbatch's version.
  13. and destroying humanity by fattening
  14. Kinda sucks to see Kirry go, to be honest. I wanted to see more of Tanya being roleplayed out. I know Kirry hardly RPed any during her last vote, but still.
  15. artificial intelligence, leading to the
  16. fifty thousand years ago, when
  17. About Durarara... I really disliked the anime version of it. After reading the differences in the LN, I wish they would've followed a more faithful tone to the novel. The light-hearted comedy routines of Durarara were kinda stupid.
  18. the cesspool they formally called
  19. of first class citizens living
  20. For clarity sake: @zoop, you've underlined two names. So, are you voting for one of them, or did those underline mean nothing?
  21. would stop blaming rats for
  22. galaxy containing the secret ingredient,
  23. Greetings, fellow citizens. The three days are up, and I'm afraid I bring grave news to this meeting. Someone among you is dead. And she is... The crime scene is as such: The victim was found dead in a small alley. The murder weapon seems to be a pair of scissors that was found lying near the body. The victim had multiple stab and slash wounds, as well as a wound in the abdomen that pierces all the way to the back. In addition, the victim’s right wrist is broken, probably to keep the victim from protecting herself. There’s also something written by blood on the wall near the body: "1804” which may be a possible clue to who the killer is. Lastly, there was something written on the wall, probably left by the killer: No fingerprints have been found on the weapon. The killer seems to be wearing gloves during the murder. It's too bad. I would have expected her to survive of all people. She seemed to be a survivor. You have my condolences. Oh well. Onto the next round!
  24. I'd be the one with the story, provided I have a mangaka to help me draw what I have in mind. I have zero experience in drawing at all, but I could come up with a good script for my own manga. I'm sure it would be very different writing for a manga compared to writing a novel or a movie though, so there will probably be some hurdles I need to overcome. But as long as I have a mangaka partner to help me out, I'm sure everything will turn out just fine. I work well with a partner.
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