That sounds like quite a fun adventure! You remind me of one of my friends, he adores driving and he'll often drive around for no reason at all. He works on his car constantly. He likes doing the exploring thing as well. Apparently in Tennessee there are like, a LOT of creepy, old, abandoned places where people died, like factories and tunnels and stuff. It's also apparently pretty fun to go to those places. XD I'm a skeptic, I'll admit, but I still love hearing the "ghost stories" about the places he and his friends have gone. But they have been chased off more than once by some crazy hillbilly with a shotgun. You like that Robert Frost poem? Take a look at what my wall has been since high school.




I still like my wall from an artistic perspective, but it was made a long time ago, or there would be DotA 2 heroes on there. :P Derp...here's Fandral sitting in front of the wall.

I'm not into poetry I just like some. Robert Frost inspired me growing up. I associated with him, I grew up in Pittsburgh and didn't know anyone who felt like I did about the outdoors.
I felt like I wasn't alone in wanting to be alone.

Your friend sounds like me. Maybe my next chapter is Kitty Ghost Adventures >_< My car is a love/hate relationship. I'm very passionate about my car it will make me cry working on it if things aren't going well. Its more important than my house to me. My only possession I'd give it up to keep is Pouncey.

My favorite statement about myself is "Fast and Furious changed my life" it sounds stupid but its true. If it wasn't for that movie I wouldn't think a 4 cylinder car could ever be faster than V8

Never been a Robert Frost fan, even if I am a Literature student at heart. Do love your various pictures of Zelda, Final Fantasy, and Wolf's Rain though.

I think part of my aversion to Robert Frost comes from a bit of a poetry-hipster thing. I never really got into his free-verse stuff though. I tend to favor more strict forms of poetry. I do quite enjoy Shakespeare, though. I don't have any long portions memorized or anything, though I have read around ten full plays as of the last couple of months or so. I've still got more to go, obviously. The longest chunk of anything I have memorized is Edgar Allen Poe's "The Bells," which is probably my favorite poem. Don't have the whole thing memorized though, just the first couple of stanzas.

OoT is pretty much everyone's favorite Zelda, but for good reason. I've been meaning to go through it again since I've recently gotten a 3DS and the remake. For Final Fantasy, I haven't been through that many either. Honestly just XIII and XIII-2, and then most of VIII (got stuck). I've again been meaning to make it through many more of them, but just haven't really had the time.

I'm not in to games. I get frustrated and work so hard and there's nothing to show for all my work/time. I heard Zelda OoT was good. I'm into modding things so I got a Wii just to soft mod it. I have ZOoT on it so I started playing it a while back. I got to the part where you had to catch a fish and give it to a cat. How much more was there to play?

I'm thinking that was actually Twilight Princess. If so, there are like, ~40 more hours of gameplay. xP Zelda tends to be somewhat long.

I really thought it was ZOoT but I only played for 10-30min. I was just being a jerk I like playing with friends so Mario Kart, Mario Party, Golden Eye 007(aka "Beer Bond"), And I really like Dead Space Extraction (rail shooter). Conker's Bad Fur Day was awesome but it came out at the end of N64 so not many people know what it is.